Most people who love their iPads use them for consuming information. They read their email, browse the web, read books, watch movies and listen to music. Occasionally, they'll write an email or post to Facebook. If that's what you want to do with a computer, you'll love the iPad too - or any good tablet. But what if you need to create stuff? I want to write, calculate, work with pictures, make content for websites, and manage lots of files. I don't think I can use an iPad for all that.

Or can I?

Have you ever entered an appointment into your calendar, then missed the appointment because you traveled into a different time zone than where you started?  This is an issue with every calendar, but this article will deal specifically with Google Calendar. 

First we'll explain the concept and why the times may change on your calendar, then we'll give you specific tips on what to do so you never miss an appointment because of changing time zones.

Your smartphone has a camera lens, a sensor, and a shutter, but it's the software, the Camera App that makes it a camera.  All smartphones come with a stock Camera app, but there is so much more! I just want to tell you about the one extra camera app that I use - it's called Pro HDR.  No, HDR doesn't stand for High Definition something ... it stands for High Dynamic Range.  It is a special photographic technique intended for scenes that have a wide range of exposure needs.  A lot of light, and a lot of dark.

The HDR technique takes 3 separate photos of these scenes at 3 different exposures.