Did you join Vine and find out it wasn’t a good fit for you or your business?
Do you want to delete your Vine account, but don’t know how?
This article will teach you how to delete your Vine account in just a few steps!
Tag: iOS
![Signature-Secret Notes and Photos App Review [video]](https://christiank.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/signature-secret-notes-photos-app-featured.png)
Signature-Secret Notes and Photos App Review [video]
If you store passwords, login credentials or personal information you don’t want others to access in the notes app on your iOS device or in your emails, it’s time to make a change. Storing important data like this in an unsecured location can be trouble if someone gets your device. That’s why you should consider a secure option like the app, Signature-Secret Notes and Photos. While storing this information in apps such as notes or in your email makes it easy access sensitive information when you need it, if you ever lose your device or don’t have it password protected, someone can easily access this important information. So how do you make accessing secure data like passwords and login credentials easy and secure at the same time? Signature-Secret Notes and Photos.
What I like about Signature-secret notes and photos:
Continue reading Signature-Secret Notes and Photos App Review
How to share photos and videos right from the Mail App in iOS
Sharing photos and videos within the Apple Mail app in iOS can be challenging. In most cases, there’s a lot of bouncing between different apps.
Fortunately, I found a handy shortcut which let’s you attach photos and videos right from within the Mail App in iOS – an no, it isn’t copy and paste.
Here’s a rundown on this (relatively unknown) shortcut to share photos and videos from the Mail App in iOS along with a one minute video.
Continue reading How to share photos and videos right from the Mail App in iOS
Sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS device
While I love using Twitter, it can often be difficult to keep your Twitter photos and usernames in sync with your iOS contacts. For most people, they never update their iOS contacts and end up keeping two separate lists of contacts.
By keeping two separate lists of contacts, this means lost time and lost productivity. Fortunately, if you have just a few minutes, you can learn how to sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS devices.
Before you can sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS device, you need to first download the Twitter app.
How to sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS device
Continue reading Sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS device
App of the day: Notability
Those of you who have seen my office know that I take a lot of notes – at one point, they were on my computer, on my iPad, on papers from conferences and strewn across my desk. That was until I decided to get organized with my notes. If there is one thing that I find helps keep me organized, it’s having a great notes app – especially considering that I take my iPad. For some time, I’ve kept a handful of apps around for doing the standard task – one for sketching out ideas, another for recording voice memos (not just where I parked, but new ideas I thought about, along with notes from conferences I have attended). Unfortunately, having too many apps to essentially do the same thing – take notes – means there’s a lot of maintenance involved and so I wanted to simplify things.
Enter Notability app for iPad.
What I like about this app:
How to create a webclip icon for your iOS device
In this day and age, as more and more people are venturing out on their own to start their business, competition has gotten fierce. That’s why it is important to learn to set yourself apart from others. I’m not talking about having the best products – we all think we have the best products. I’m talking about adding a little polish to your current efforts. This could be something simple like changing your photo from that vacation picture to a more professional photo on your Facebook Page, building a website, or even throwing out that old sweatshirt you’ve kept since high school.
So why should you consider adding a little polish to what you’re doing now? Because when you put the extra effort in, people typically take notice. And the more they notice, the more they want to share what it is that you do with others, that’s because they think you do a good job.
One place to start is for those of you with a website. Have you ever seen those glassy looking icons on an Apple iPad 2 or iPhone? They look great, don’t they? As luck would have it, anyone with a website can create a custom icon for their website. This way, anytime someone saves your website to their Apple iPad 2, iPhone or iPod Touch, they will end up with one of these professional-looking icons.
To create your very own custom icon, here’s all you need to do: Continue reading How to create a webclip icon for your iOS device
How to install OS X Lion from Apple
Hot on the heals of another blowout quarter from Apple, today, Apple launched their latest operating system, OS X Lion. With over 250 new features and a price-tag of just $29.99, it’s practically a no-brainer. With features like AirDrop, Mission Control along with new multi-touch gestures, Apple is certainly hitting its stride as far as innovating.
For those of you looking to upgrade, I can caution that you need to be sure you’ve upgraded your software first — and have enough free space on your hard drive.
To help you get started, here’s a short video on how to install OS X Lion. If you’re ready to purchase Lion – minus the tutorial, click here.
So what are you looking forward to most about this new operating system (if anything)? Leave a comment. Continue reading How to install OS X Lion from Apple