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Category Archives: iOS
Google Chrome on iOS Web Browser Debug Tutorial
Debugging (Javascript issues that cannot be simulated on non-mobile and cannot be resolved via alert popups with) mobile iOS web applications is possible …
Posted in eLearning, iOS, Tutorials
Tagged Apple, debug, debuggine, Google Chrome, inspect, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, log, logging, programming, tab, tutorial, web browser, white lead
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Phone iPhone App On Hold Speaker Phone Tutorial
Know the blurb below sounds idiotic. But in our defence Smart Phones are so much more than the Phone (app) … wouldn’t you say? Okay, so yesterday we used an Apple iPhone Phone app to call someone. Gasp! We were … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, iOS, Tutorials
Tagged Apple, call, iOS, iPhone, number dialer screen, on hold, phone, speaker, speaker phone, tutorial
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Gmail on iOS Email Clients Tutorial
The other day we were out and about with an iPhone and had a scenario where I was relying on a Gmail email to complete a task. Other than the rare and occasional size and content of email attachments, on … Continue reading
Background App Refresh on iOS Primer Tutorial
Are you the owner of an iPhone or iPad? Welcome to the iOS wooooorrrrrlllllldddd! And are you baffled when people say about an app … Just refresh the app for the latest features. ? Well, that’s me, too. But your … Continue reading
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Tagged app, application, background app refresh, configuration, iOS, ios app, iPad, iPhone, mobile, mobile app, refresh, setting, settings, tutorial
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CarNextDoor Vehicle Hiring App Primer Tutorial
Today, we’re happy to be talking about an excellent “Car Sharing Across Australia” app we tried called CarNextDoor … Hire a car, van or ute from our community of local car owners, or rent out your car and make extra … Continue reading
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Tagged app, application, camera, gig, gig economy, hire, iOS, iPhone, mobile, mobile app, peer to peer, photo, smart phone, tutorial, upload, vehicle, vehicle hire
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Apple TV iPad Control Centre Remote Control Primer Tutorial
Let’s see, now, regarding … What do you need to run an Apple TV? Well, there’s … Power in the place WiFi availability in the place Television in the place Apple’s Apple TV black box with its functional power cord … Continue reading


I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When Iβm checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?