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how to add music to an IPhone

Posted on Friday, July 13, 2018 by maxi

In this guide, I will show you how to add music to an IPhone through ITunes on windows pc.
1. Add the music to the ITunes library. To do this, press ctrl+o and navigate to the location where you keep your music and then select the songs that you want to add.
2. close ITunes because then it opens automatically and detects your Iphone correctly.
3.. Plug in your IPhone.

4. Select the music from the ITunes library.
5. Right click and select "Add to device…

0 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

Navigating, and using Tabata Stopwatch Pro

Posted on Tuesday, July 3, 2018 by Tristo

Tabata Stopwatch Pro is a great app, and it is easy to use.
When opening the app, it will sound something like this.
Tabata Stopwatch Pro
When swiping right, it will say Press play to start
After swiping right again, it will say Loaded Preset Tabata
After swiping right again, it will say Last workout x days ago
Swipe right, it has an inspirational quote. For example “Believe you can, and your half way there.” Theador Rusavelt.
Swipe right again,…

0 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

A Guide to Creating or Selecting Vibrations for Alerts on the iPhone

Posted on Monday, June 25, 2018 by tunmi13

Sometimes, a buzz buzz is better than a ding ding during say a meeting or at a conference. If you've ever forgotten to put your phone on silent during an important event, vibrations can help a lot.

?Vibration Explained

On the iPhone, you have options to create, select, and assign vibrations. This is done from the Sound settings on your phone. I'm going to be showing you how to do all of these things, so you can know when your bestie is messaging you, or your mom is…

2 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

A Guide to Wifi Cheetah for iOS

Posted on Sunday, June 17, 2018 by tunmi13

Introduction

Wifi Cheetah is a tool that allows you to speed up your wifi's connection. This is done by blocking annoying ads, removing unnecessary banners/unnec areas, and channeling it through their servers rather than the main one.

Wifi Cheetah is free to download from the app store. GET

Launching the App

When you launch the app, a welcome screen will…

0 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

iCloud Explained

Posted on Saturday, June 9, 2018 by Tyler

For iOS 16, macOS Ventura

Intro

If you have multiple Apple devices, you may know that there are many features that allow them to integrate with each other to keep content up-to-date across all of them. In this guide, I will give an overview of how iCloud, the service that facilitates this interconnection, can help you manage and sync your content, as well as how it can help protect your privacy and security. The good thing about it is once you have a few things set up,…

1 comments : last update or comment 2 months 3 weeks ago

A Guide to TouchID and Passcode for iOS

Posted on Tuesday, May 1, 2018 by tunmi13

In this guide, I'll be teaching you how to use Touch ID on your iPhone, if you have never used it.

Why Is This Guide Necessary?

It may seem like people who are reading this guide already are familiar with TOUCH ID and passcode settings, and it may seem like this guide isn't as necessary, since there is a "Getting Started with your First iOS device" link, but I want to help out people who are just starting with an iPhone.

Requirements

As far as I've heard,…

7 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

Youtube-dl, download Youtube videos on the Mac

Posted on Thursday, April 26, 2018 by Devin Prater
Youtube-dl, download any Youtube video or videos on the Mac for free

In this guide, I’ll be showing you how to use Youtube-dl, the Youtube-downloader, to download a single video, multiple videos, and how to customize Youtube-dl.

Introduction

Youtube-dl is a free tool which is run from the terminal, but I’ll try to make the mysterious Terminal as friendly as possible. First, let’s gather the software we need.

Homebrew: the Terminal’s App store

Homebrew,…

26 comments : last update or comment 6 months 3 weeks ago

A Guide to Files - A File Manager and Web Browser

Posted on Saturday, February 17, 2018 by tunmi13

Intro

Files was originally known as Downloads Lite. It is basically a file manager, with an in-app web browser kind of like Safari.

Uses of this app: • You can save articles or web pages to look at when you don't have a connection.

• Extract ZIP files and view documents such as the famous DOCX format, RTF (Rich Text Format), TXT, PDF, etc.

Quick Notes

This guide is split according to the app's tabs. For example, everything about the browsing tab is…

0 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

A Guide to EveryCord: An iOS 11 Screen Recorder

Posted on Thursday, February 8, 2018 by tunmi13

EveryCord is a new screen recorder for iOS 11 that allows you to record your device's screen. You used to have to jailbreak or get some app that allowed access to it, but now that iOS 11 supports screen Recording, it is now in the App Store.

Introduction

The first time you open EveryCord, make sure to read what it says right next to the Recordings button.

Other than the Recordings button, there is a Settings button which is unlabeled.

The settings button is…

10 comments : last update or comment 1 year 10 months ago

Why I'm still on a Mac: a guide for skeptics and those who feel that grass may be greener with Windows

Posted on Sunday, January 28, 2018 by Devin Prater

Introduction

This article will show you, the reader who uses a Mac with the Voiceover screen reader, exactly why I haven’t jumped ship and fled to Windows 10. I’ll compare the state of accessibility of Windows and Mac as operating systems, features of first-party apps, advancements in first-party screen readers, and the outlook of accessibility at both companies. I will attempt to be objective in this article, so as to present my arguments in a logical and useful way.

The…

17 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

Reading PDF documents on Mac with VoiceOver

Posted on Monday, December 4, 2017 by mestomba

I want to share my current knowledge on achieving this. There may be better ways but this is what I know right now and it works! Follow the recipe below. It may not give you great lasagna but it will give you voiceover on any pdf file you want or need to read on your Mac!
1) Use ‘Preview’ to view the pdf document
2) Make sure you have ‘Single Page’ selected on Preview’s ‘View’ drop-down menu – You may also choose – to ‘View Thumbnails’ of the pdf pages
• Single Page…

3 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

The Lure of the Siren Song: Or How to do a Forced Restart on the iPhone 8

Posted on Tuesday, September 26, 2017 by sockhopsinger

Since the release of iOS11, one problem a lot of us are having is that the new Siri voices can cause our phone to go silent. Usually, the only way to get speech bak when this happens is to hit that trusty little home button and the lock screen button simultaneously for about eight slow seconds before the phone will be forced to restart. Or, that's how it was until the iPhone 8.

Last night, almost like clockwork, my new iPhone 8 Plus decided that it had been cooperative for far…

5 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

how to downgrade to signed ios versions

Posted on Tuesday, September 26, 2017 by Jessica Brown

First, check to see if the version you want to downgrade to is still being signed. Google should do the trick or else idownloadblog.com always posts when an ios version has stopped being signed. Second, go to ipsw.me and download the version you want to downgrade to and download it. Idownloadblog.com also has a downloads page where you can find ios versions. Third, go to your downloads folder and open the file you just downloaded. It should open in itunes. If not, use open in. Fourth, use…

0 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

Getting started with Traveler's Quest

Posted on Saturday, September 23, 2017 by JLYN

As I don't know how to create podcasts yet here is a basic guide on how to use and enjoy Traveler's Quest.

First it may be a good idea to contact the developer of this app thanking them for such an accessible app so hopefully it stays that way.

Once you have downloaded and opened the app and followed all the intro messages it is probably a good idea to find settings on the main app screen and flick right on that screen untill you find the map settings. I turned 3d map…

7 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

Quick tip: taking videos of a computer monitor

Posted on Monday, July 31, 2017 by Deborah Armstrong

*** I hope others will add comments here.
The goal: to take videos of some partly inaccessible software to send to its developer. The videos would need to be quick clips that only show the problem; not long-winded amateur off-the-cuff recordings that would bore the developer.
The problem: blind with just light perception and no experience of being sighted before. No idea how to do this.
The solution: First, practice with the software, making audio recordings for your own…

3 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

A Guide to BARD Mobile for iOS

Posted on Tuesday, May 16, 2017 by tunmi13

Intro

Hi! Welcome to my guide on BARD Mobile.

BARD Mobile (Braille Audio Reading Download Mobile), is a service that offers braille books and audiobooks from NLS.

With this app that is fully accessible, you can easily download, listen and read these books.

Talking books and braille books are free.

I will be explaining the elements the app, as best as possible, and as in much detail as possible.

Requirements

In order to use this app…

5 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

Basic Mac Podcasts Jump-off Point

Posted on Monday, May 1, 2017 by Jim Homme

I totally admit that this started out to be a selfish venture. just got my first Mac, and I was totally confused by how the items on the site were organized. That and I'm a total PC user, so I got out my trusty text editor and organized a list of what I thought I should listen to in the Podcasts area, organized the way I hoped I should listen. When I was done, I felt guilty, and thought I should share the list here. This is my totally uneducated stab, so please feel free to comment, and…

2 comments : last update or comment 2 years 1 month ago

Dragging and dropping apps with iOS 12.1.1 and VoiceOver

Posted on Monday, April 17, 2017 by Scott Davert

Starting in iOS 10, a new way exists through the actions rotor to move apps around your various home screens. While the old method is still available, the new way of accomplishing this task seems to be preferred by many. In iOS 11, it then became possible to drag multiple apps at the same time. The below process was written for iOS version 12.1, and if the instructions do not work as outlined below, chances…

1 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

A Complete List of iOS and iPadOS Gestures Available to VoiceOver Users

Posted on Wednesday, March 8, 2017 by Nicholas

Below is a listing of iOS and iPadOS finger gestures arranged by gesture type. All text, single document. Verified in iOS and iPadOS 15, using VoiceOver Practice; (Settings>Accessibility>VoiceOver>VoiceOver Practice).

Additional tips given at bottom.

Note: Much of the information gathered below is a rearrangement of Apple's original materials. Some editing has been performed to better fit the layout. Some editor's additions have been included, from experience…

10 comments : last update or comment 1 year 4 months ago

Quick tip: Disabling JavaScript with a simple keystroke

Posted on Thursday, February 23, 2017 by The Oliver Kennett

If you're like me, you will get frustrated with JavaScript from time to time as it can play havoc with voiceover navigation on websites such as Amazon. Here is a quick tip to set up a shortcut to toggle JavaScript on or off...
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1. Go into preferences in safari, advanced and check the box that says Enable developer menu in menu bar"

Now, once you close preferences and hit VO M and navigate to the right, you'll find a menu, surprisingly enough called…

0 comments : last update or comment 3 years 8 months ago

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