Test Your Smartphone Smarts #6

Here is the sixth in our series of Review Questions from our “What Does This Button Do?” show. These can’t be graded, but if you want to see the discussion of our answers to these questions, you can click the link provided. The link will take you to the time in the specific episode where we start the discussion of review questions. Since we have produced 83 episodes so far, this “Test Your Smartphone Smarts” will be an ongoing series of posts here.

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Episode #21: Notifications Show Notes

  • To see details of notifications you drag what?
  • What are the two places you find settings to control notifications?
 37:00
Episode #22: Contact’s Photos Show Notes

  • What are first 2 steps to get picture attached to a contact?
  • To get a photo you can take a picture of a person in front of you, you can select a picture from your gallery, or …. What is Chris’s special trick?
  • What if the only photo you have of the person also has 2 other people in the picture?
 38:07
Episode #23: Ringtones Show Notes

  • What is the name of the System Setting that controls Alerts and Ringtones?
  • T/F: Each contact can have a unique ringtone for phone calls AND a unique tone for Text Messages.
 37:55
Episode #24: Bluetooth Show Notes

  • Bluetooth is a wireless connection meant to go very short distances, for example to a keyboard, or what other devices?
  • When you first make the connection between your device and an accessory, the process is called what?
 32:44

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