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Your iPhone Behavior: Are You Average?

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According to Global Equities Research data, the average iPhone user takes his phone out of his pocket for a glance about 110 times a day. Teenagers check their phones about every five to seven minutes.

Do you check your phone more or less than the average iPhone user? I suspect that I am average or higher. But I also suspect that it isn’t a very good thing.

Perhaps I should resolve to put the thing away and smell the roses of life!

How about you? Do you check your phone or other portable device all the time? And does that enhance or diminish your quality of life?

Let us know in the Comments section.

iPhone 6 – Tips and Tricks to Make Your Gadget Go!

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I don’t know about you, but I have trouble keeping up with the cool new features of all of my gadgets. Searching out Tips and Tricks websites has become the norm. Luckily, since information is so readily available online, we can all be experts!

Do you have a new Apple iPhone 6? Check out this Tips and Tricks site to get the most out of your iPhone. For instance, learn how to print wirelessly from your iPhone, or create your own shortcut phrases for use when texting. Most of all, have fun and get productive!

Thanks to our learning partners at System Source for writing this article.

 

 

 

Whither iPad?

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Apple announced its new line of products this month. The phone, the watch, and Apple Pay products were no surprises as the news had already been reported by the dozens of columnists, bloggers, and other commentators who make their livings by watching Apple.

I was surprised, though, to notice that Apple is beginning to drop the “i” from its product line. I fully expected the watch to be called iWatch and the electronic payment system to be called iPay. They are called Apple Watch and Apple Pay.

This morning I noticed that iPhoto was being discontinued, and we will now use Photos to manage our pictures on our iPads and iPhones.

But it makes me wonder whether the “i” will be dropped altogether. And does this mean that there is a replacement for iPad and iPhone with completely new branding?

Apple has created unbelievably strong branding around just one letter of the alphabet. The decision to drop this must have been a multi-billion dollar one. But I cannot understand why?

What are your thoughts about this?