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If you don't see it, you can download it from the Google Play store. Go to Settings>Accessibility and tap TalkBack. You can also hand write notes and letters on the screen and have VoiceOver translate your messages into text for Mail and other apps. VoiceOver will read directions to you in Maps, have your camera tell you how many people are in your shot, and get spoken photo descriptions. Double tap to activate an app, while one tap will give you details about it. For example you can touch and drag your fingers around the home screen to have it read what's there. You will need to do some playing around to get used to it. You have the option to practice with VoiceOver, set the speaking rate and more. Go to Settings>General>Accessibility and turn on VoiceOver. Want to keep your eyes off your phone for a bit? Have it read things to you out loud. Some phones include an even larger Huge option. Under Vision, tap Font size and set it to Large. You will need to restart your phone for Bold Text to take effect. You can choose either one or both, depending on your preferences. Go to Settings>General>Accessibility and turn on Bold Text and Larger Text. Having a hard time reading things on your phone's small screen? Bump up the font size to something a bit easier to see. It should have a mix of letters, numbers and special characters to be really safe.
#OLD PHONE RINGTONE IOS 7 PASSWORD#
Select Password and type in the password that you want. You can set what level of security you want, from a simple swipe to a password. Go to Settings>Lock screen and tap Screen lock. Here, you can set your passcode with letters and special characters for better phone security. From there, swipe off the option that says Simple Passcode. To set a real password on an iPhone, go to Settings>Passcode.
However, I know some people who want even more security.
That's OK as long as you don't use something simple like 0000 or 1234.
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IPhone and Android both default to a 4-digit PIN for unlocking the phone. If you don't see these steps or want more blocking options, check out these call- and text-blocking apps. You can enter a number, or tap the picture icon to find the number in your Contacts list or in your call logs. Under "Incoming calls" tap "Call block list" and then tap Create. On Android, go to Settings>Call settings>Call block. You can edit your blocked contacts later at these locations: Scroll to the bottom and tap Block this Caller. Tap Contact in the upper right and then tap the Info button. If you want to block texts, open the Messages app and tap a message from the person you want to block. If the person isn't a contact, tap the Info button, then scroll to the bottom of the page and tap Block this Caller. If the person is already a contact, tap their name, scroll to the bottom of the page and tap Block This Caller. To block calls on an iPhone with iOS 7 or later, open the Phone or FaceTime app.
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Have you ever had someone who just won't stop calling or texting you, even after you asked nicely? Here's how to block them.
#OLD PHONE RINGTONE IOS 7 FOR ANDROID#
For Android 3.0, 2.3 or earlier, use an app like AirDroid. That only works in Android 4.0 and higher, though.
The image is saved to the "Captured Images" folder in your Gallery app. Hold the Power and Volume Down buttons at the same time. The screenshot will appear in your Camera Roll or Saved Photos section. Press and hold the Home button along with the Sleep/Wake button. Have you ever wanted to capture something on your phone's screen? Maybe it's a hilarious text from a friend, an interesting Facebook post, or you want to send someone an image to show them how to do something. Where I can I've included apps that do the same thing. Quick note: There are so many versions of Android out there that these instructions won't work for every phone. Here are some of my favorite secrets buried in your phone settings that you probably don't know, but will use now. Friends don't let friends have smartphone skill envy. You see someone do something extraordinary with his or her phone that you did not know was even possible. You take great pride in the fact you know how to use it. But let's face it: you've never read the manual.
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