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Making of Biology Resources Primer Tutorial
We hope some readers might be interested in the process of how we created the “two data source” video of yesterday’s Biology Resources Primer Tutorial, because, as we said about those two data sources … .MOV video via Camera app … Continue reading
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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