Smartphone & Tablet Productivity

Your Android Smart Phone comes with a default e-mail signature already set up. It usually says something like “Sent from my Android Smart Phone”. You will want to change the default signature to something similar to the signature you use in your e-mail on your computer. The easiest way to do this is to send an e-mail to yourself and copy and paste that signature onto your device. The process may vary slightly depending on the Model of your Android phone, but this tutorial will point you in the right direction.

This video is only applicable to those who have NOT updated their iPhone/iPad to iOS 7 or 7.1 Please see additional videos for iOS 7 and higher.

This video is only applicable to those who have NOT updated their iPhone/iPad to iOS 7 or 7.1 Please see additional videos for iOS 7 and higher. With the new iOS 6.0 (October 2012) upgrade, you can now have a separate signature for each of the e-mail accounts on your iPad or iPhone.

This video is only applicable to those who have NOT updated their iPhone/iPad to iOS 7 or 7.1 Please see additional videos for iOS 7 and higher. With the new iOS (6.0) update for iPhone (iPad), a new feature, 'Do Not Disturb' has been added.  It allows you to schedule time for your iPhone (iPad) to be silent and not have and calls (or FaceTime calls) to ring on your device.  This video will walk you through all the options you can use with 'Do Not Disturb'.