Submitted by Marshall Walker on
There are many reasons to use the Gmail app instead of using the stock Mail app on your iOS device. One reason being, the ability to setup multiple email accounts without having to deal with POP3/IMAP or other nonsense like that. You can also switch easily between multiple Gmail accounts within the app after they have been setup. Here's how:
Submitted by Fred Straker on
The iPhone offers many options to quickly and efficiently manage a flood of emails to your inbox. Setting up iOS swipe gestures to interact with incoming email messages takes a moment. But once set up, these swipe actions can save an incredible amount of time by instantly dumping unwanted messages or moving emails to the right folder.
Submitted by Jon Reed on
Facebook has been using facial recognition technology to suggest friends to tag in photos for some time now; in December the social media giant announced additional functionality for the technology. Facebook's facial recognition is now being used to find photos of your face in other people's posted pictures and videos.
Submitted by Fred Straker on
There are many ways to quickly access the Notes app. iPad owners with an Apple Pencil can simply touch the pencil to their screen to create a new note. While iPhone and iPod touch users don't have access to this trick, other options make it easy to write notes. iOS can even be configured to allow Notes access from the lock screen.
Submitted by Anders Batten on
This week I was going to do the "best" 2018 baseball games on the App Store, but a few of the popular, officially MLB licensed titles turned out to be disapointments this year. R.B.I. Baseball 18 currently has an App Store rating of 2.6. This is even after the game was updated to fix some of the biggest issues. You can click the link above to read all the reasons why customers dislike the game so much.
Hint: There's a lot.
