How to Monitor (and Reduce) Your Data Usage on the iPhone

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Change my Subscription (or unsubscribe) Today's How-To Geek Articles By popular request, we're including a quick list of the daily articles at the top of the daily email as well as the regular format near the bottom. How to Show and Hide the Rulers in Microsoft Word The Best Keyboard Apps for Android How to Remove Photobombers and Other Objects from a Photo in Photoshop How to Monitor (and Reduce) Your Data Usage on the iPhone How to Copy Everything from Your Old iPhone to Your New One Ring Doorbell vs. SkyBell HD: Which Smart Video Doorbell Should You Buy? How to Stop iTunes From Launching When You Open App Store Pages In Safari How to Incorporate Food and Gas Stops into Routes on Apple Maps How to Change the Color of a Conversation in Android’s Messenger App How to Change the Color of the Worksheet Tabs in Excel How to Customize Folder Views with Windows’ Five Templates The Best Alternatives to Transmission on the Mac How to Remove Toolbars and Adware with AdwCleaner Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Discoverability In the context of mobile devices, Discoverability (a.k.a Discoverable Mode) refers to the capacity of a mobile device to find, or be found by another device in order to establish a connection between the two. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Can Being Cold Really Make You Sick? Turns out new research says ol' mom was right. [Popular Science] Amazon Prime Lets Non-Members use Unlimited Photo Storage Amazon Prime's unlimited photo storage just got even more unlimited — today, the online retailer announced the Family Vault, which allows Prime members to share that unlimited photo storage with up to five people. [Digital Trends] XG.fast DSL does 10Gbps over telephone lines G.fast, XG.fast, and vectoring continue to squeeze more blood from the copper stone. [ArsTechnica] Should We Let Uploaded Brains Take Over the World? There would be advantages, of course, but...it still might not be the smartest move. [Scientific American] How to Show and Hide the Rulers in Microsoft Word Rulers in Word help you position text, graphics, tables, and other elements in your documents. To gain a bit of extra document space, you can hide both the horizontal and vertical rulers. Read This Article → The Best Keyboard Apps for Android The interactions you have with your phone's keyboard are easily some of the most intimate relationships that you will have with your mobile device. It is the mouth through which all your texts, emails, and other messages are spoken, and frankly…typing on a small keyboard is a pain. So choosing the right one can make things all the easier. Read This Article → How to Remove Photobombers and Other Objects from a Photo in Photoshop You set up the tripod, line up the shot, and get ready to take the best picture of your life. You stare through the viewfinder and as you press the shutter release a random passerby leaps into the frame. You've been photobombed. Read This Article → How to Monitor (and Reduce) Your Data Usage on the iPhone Unlimited cellular data is tough to come by. Keep an eye on how much data you’re using to avoid paying overage fees or having your data speed throttled down to a trickle for the rest of your billing cycle. Read This Article → How to Copy Everything from Your Old iPhone to Your New One Whether you’ve upgraded to the newest model or you’re the proud new owner of a family hand-me-down, the first thing on everyone’s mind is how to get everything from their old iPhone onto their new one. Here’s what you need to do. Read This Article → Ring Doorbell vs. SkyBell HD: Which Smart Video Doorbell Should You Buy? If you want to get a Wi-Fi video doorbell for your front door but aren’t sure which one to get, we’ve tested out the top two models to see which one might fit your needs better. Read This Article → How to Stop iTunes From Launching When You Open App Store Pages In Safari Apple’s macOS simultaneously offers the world’s most streamlined default browser, and the world’s most bloated default music player. And one has a bad habit of constantly launching the other. If you’re tired of Safari automatically launching iTunes, here’s how to stop it. Read This Article → How to Incorporate Food and Gas Stops into Routes on Apple Maps With each new version, Apple Maps becomes better, to such a point where it’s hard to even miss Google Maps. One new and much-welcomed addition to Apple Maps is the option to add stops along your route. Read This Article → How to Change the Color of a Conversation in Android’s Messenger App People love customization, and if there's one thing Android is really good at, that's it. And Google's Messenger is no exception. Every conversation has a specific color, but you can change the color of any conversation through its menu. Read This Article → How to Change the Color of the Worksheet Tabs in Excel By default, inactive worksheet tabs in Excel are gray, and active or selected worksheet tabs are white. If you have a lot of worksheets in your workbook, it may be hard to quickly find a particular sheet. Read This Article → How to Customize Folder Views with Windows’ Five Templates If you’re particular about how Windows displays the contents of your folders, you can cut your customization time down considerably by taking advantage of File Explorer’s five built-in folder templates. Read This Article → The Best Alternatives to Transmission on the Mac Transmission was long considered one of the best BitTorrent clients for Mac, but it’s recently seen back-to-back compromises of its servers. If you’re worried about Transmission’s security, here are some other great options. Read This Article → How to Remove Toolbars and Adware with AdwCleaner Once upon a time, there was a dumb person named Justin, who installed Java even though it’s awful. Even worse, this fool clicked “Next” without disabling the bundled offers. 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