If your iPhone is running iOS 11, you can turn off your iPhone in the Settings app. 

Step 1: Go to Settings -> General and scroll all the way to the bottom of the screen.

 

Step 2: Then, tap Shut Down and swipe the power icon from left to right.

Turning your iPhone back on is simple: just plug it in to charge over USB. Your iPhone will start up a few seconds after it starts charging (as long as the battery isn’t dead, in which case it takes longer).

Step 2: Open an email.

Step 3: In the top right, tap More icon with three dots and then Snooze.

According to a 2016 study, we touch our phones on average 2,600 times per day. The same study also claims that we pick up our devices 150 times during a 24-hour period. 

Because smartphone use has only increased since then, it’s very likely that those figures are now even higher. So because of that, it, in means that our smartphones and tablets are highly prone to serious pathogens such as E.Coli and MRSA without factoring in the recent coronavirus epidemic — that is, if we don’t clean them correctly.

Things to avoid

Alcohol wipes and gels — anything over 70% alcohol will damage your display oleophobic coating.

Compressed air — most compressed or canned air can be flammable and may cause device issues. It can also leave a damaging solvent coating that can discolor or damage your device.

  Water (on devices without IP ratings) — a small amount of water on an antimicrobial cloth will do no damage, but too much water can cause severe issues with your smartphone.

  Never dunk your phone, laptop, trackpad or keyboard in a cleaning agent or spray a cleaner or aerosol spray directly onto the product. That just raises the risk you’ll get moisture in openings like the charging port.  

Things you might want

Antimicrobial cleaning cloth

Screen protector + cleaning wipes

UV sanitizer

Wash your hands

The easiest method of cleaning your Android phone and screen is to use an antimicrobial cleaning cloth. You can slightly dampen your cleaning cloth with lukewarm water or with 70 percent isopropyl alcohol and then gently wipe the display, bezels, and rear of your Android phone.

  If you have a screen protector installed, you can wipe your display with disinfecting cleaning wipes. Alternatively, you can replace your screen protector regularly. The screen protector will ensure that your display is safe from any solutions that might damage the oleophobic coating or the phone itself.

On the Insert tab, select Forms. 

A form panel will open and dock on the right side of your PowerPoint presentation.

Under My forms, click +New Quiz to begin creating a quiz.

Go to Facebook’s website in any desktop browser and log in to your account. If you haven’t already enabled the new Facebook Desktop interface, doing so is as easy as flipping a switch in your account’s settings.

Head on over to Facebook’s desktop website on your computer and log in to your account. 

Office 2019 is only available for computers running Windows 10 or one of the three most recent versions of macOS

Use the Morph transition in PowerPoint

Upgrading from PowerPoint 2016 to PowerPoint 2019? There are several new features that make it easier to create professional-looking presentations.

You can apply the Morph transition to slides to create the appearance of movement in a wide range of things—text, shapes, pictures, SmartArt graphics, and WordArt. Charts, however, don't morph.

 It's present in In the navigation pane, Transitions -> Morph

Zoom for PowerPoint

To make a presentation more dynamic and to allow for custom navigation within it, try Zoom for PowerPoint. When you create a Zoom in PowerPoint, you can jump to and from specific slides, sections, and portions of your presentation in an order you decide while you're presenting, and the movement from one slide to another uses a zooming effect.

There are three kinds of zoom you can set up. Summary Zoom summarizes the entire presentation on a single summary slide. Slide Zoom includes only the slides selected before issuing the command. Section Zoom shows a single section only.

Insert → Zoom → Summary Zoom / Section Zoom / Slide Zoom

Insert icons in Microsoft Office

Easily insert icons and Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) files into your Microsoft Office documents, workbooks, email messages, and presentations. Once they're in place, rotate, color, and resize them with no loss of image quality. These icons are free to use; there's no royalty or copyright.

  A Text Highlighter

PowerPoint 2019 features the Text Highlight Color tool that Microsoft Word has had for several versions now. Find it on the Home tab, in the Font group. To highlight text, select the Highlighter tool and then drag across the text. To turn off the Highlighter, press Esc or click the arrow next to the Text Highlight Color button and choose No Color. 

Insert 3D models to see all angles

Use 3D models to increase visual and creative impact in presentations. Easily insert a 3D model, and then rotate it through 360 degrees.

Bring a model to life in your presentation with the Morph transition, which creates cinematographic animations between slides.

Export to 4K

When you export a presentation to video, 4K resolution is now an option.

  For tablet computers

Customizable, portable pen set

Choose a personal set of pens, highlighters, and pencils for inking, and have them available to you across the Office apps.

  A straightedge for drawing straight lines

On devices that have touch screens, you can use the Ruler on the Draw tab of the ribbon to draw straight lines or to align a set of objects. Position the ruler horizontally, vertically, or anything in between: it has a degrees setting so that you can set it at a precise angle, if necessary.

 

Step 1: Open Twitter on your phone or desktop.

Step 2: Tap on the globe icon and select who can reply to your tweet.

The options are fairly straightforward.

 

Step 3: Once you select the option you want, compose your tweet and tap tweet.

A few things to note:

When your Tweet is live, people will see that you’ve limited who can reply to your Tweet.

Restrictions you place on your Tweets will only apply to the ability for others to reply to your Tweet. Others can still engage with your Tweet by, for example, liking or Retweeting it, or voting on a poll you include in your Tweet.

Once you’ve published a Tweet, you cannot later change the restrictions other than by deleting the Tweet. Replies and Retweets of your Tweet will inherit the restrictions you placed on the root Tweet, but Retweets with Comments will not inherit your restrictions.

If the root Tweet is deleted, replies and Retweets will lose any previous restrictions.

If you deactivate your account, any reply restrictions your Tweets currently have will lift, and if you reactivate your account during the reactivation window, all previous reply restrictions will be reapplied. However, during the window when your reply restrictions were lifted, it’s possible that replies that would have otherwise been restricted could have been added to your conversation.

Step 1: To create a People Card, sign in to your Google Account.

Step 2: Search for your name, or “add me to Search” and tap the prompt that appears.

Step 3: You will be asked to provide your phone number for verification purposes.

  Step 4: Enter the six-digit verification code to continue.

  Step 5: To start building your people card, people can choose to include the image from their respective Google account, add a description of themselves, links to their website or social profiles, and, if they want, even a phone number or email address.

  Step 6: Once all the information is filled, click on preview and then Save. You can then choose to view your Search Card.