Even if your phone is deactivated and doesn’t have a SIM card, it still has the ability to call 911. This is helpful if people want to have a spare phone in a vehicle or bag with a charger to … Continue reading →

Apple’s Siri was the next most intelligent, but only answered 53 percent of its questions correctly. Microsoft’s Cortana came in last with a mere 40 percent.” It seems as though Google Now is the most intelligent personal assistant when you’re … Continue reading →

To search for a place, enter the latitude and longitude GPS coordinates on Google Maps.Here are examples of formats that work: Degrees, minutes, and seconds (DMS): 41°24’12.2″N 2°10’26.5″E. Degrees and decimal minutes (DMM): 41 24.2028, 2 10.4418. Decimal degrees (DD): … Continue reading →

The map update process takes an average of 3 hrs to complete. Garmin does about 150,000 map updates or activations a month. Individual connection speed issues would not be anything we could really help you with. Why do Garmin updates … Continue reading →

There are a number of factors that can cause your Garmin device to take a long time to find and acquire a GPS Satellite signal, or perhaps not even find and acquire a signal. This could include: Being in a … Continue reading →

Alexa on your PC is now hands-free.Just ask Alexa to check your calendar, create lists, play music, answer questions, read the news and more, even when the app is running in the background or minimized. Alexa on your PC makes … Continue reading →

The ability to read any webpage out loud is definitely a great feature for anyone to use. It is available on any Android phone that features the Google Assistant. This is all there is to it, folks. How do I … Continue reading →

Top 8 People Search Sites at a Glance Intelius. Intelius is the best people search engine for those who want granular, fully customizable reports. Truthfinder. InstantCheckmate. PeopleFinders. US Search. Spokeo. Pipl. Zoominfo. What is the best free site to search … Continue reading →

(So how old is Siri? The simplest answer — and you’ll realize soon that there are several answers — is that she’s just about five years old.) For many of the years since she made her debut on the iPhone … Continue reading →

To check if your phone has Google Assistant, say “OK Google” or press-and-hold the home button – or tap the microphone in the Google search bar. That’s the starting point for Assistant, after which you can type or speak and … Continue reading →

What to Know Download the Google Home app for Android or iPhone/iPad. Android: Tap Device > Settings > Device information > Device name > Save. iPhone/iPad: Tap Device > Settings > Device information > Device name > Save. How do … Continue reading →

Use the Alexa app to select and enable the Google Nest Skill. Either tap on the button in your Alexa app to discover devices, or ask Alexa to discover your Nest products by saying, “Alexa, discover my devices.” Amazon has … Continue reading →

How to make Siri listen on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch Go to Settings on your iPhone. Tap Siri & Search. Check that Listen for “Hey, Siri” is turned on. How do I make Siri respond to my voice? … Continue reading →

Alexa is a female form of Alex. It is variously a given name in its own right or a short form of Alexandra, both of which come from the Greek name Alexandros.Alexa (name) Origin See also Alexander Alexandra Alexis Alexia … Continue reading →

With mesh WiFi satellites positioned throughout your home, you get a much more consistent, even speed wherever you go in a building. In fact, you could get a satellite for every single room in the house to make sure your … Continue reading →