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Jason Kendell

Hey! I'm Jason, a software engineer and tech trainer with a degree from a top tech university. I have tons of experience of mobile devices and all kinds of peripheral devices including smart watches, tablets, bluetooth accessories, smart TVs, car infotainment systems etc. I just love all things tech and I love to share my expertise and experience.

A SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card is a small portable chip whose main function is to store information about the phone user, as well as establish communication between  the phone and the carrier’s network.  If you’re using your smartphone with Wifi without a SIM card, you may wonder whether or not you can still do …

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Smartphones are used as cameras, video recorders, voice recorders, calculators, music players, radios, browsers, etc.  With all those features, comes the need to have high-capacity storage, and an SD (Secure Digital) card can solve that problem in some cases.  But, is an SD card necessary, and can a phone work without one?  Can a smartphone …

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Have you ever had your headphones plugged in or your AirPods paired with your iPhone, yet the notification sounds still play through your phone’s external speaker? iPhones are designed in a way to make app notifications play through the headphones, while phone call ringers and alarm clock ringtones play through the phone’s external speaker, even …

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Alarms must be one of the most used features in any phone, considering their importance. However, iPhone alarms have a reputation of sounding incredibly low, barely waking you up.  If you also struggle to wake up early due to your iPhone’s alarm volume, read on for how to fix the issue. Why Is My Alarm …

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Private calls result from the caller blocking their number from appearing on the Caller ID. These calls are shown on the callee’s phone as “No Caller ID” or “Restricted”.  You may notice that private calls are automatically rejected on your phone, or go straight to your voicemail. How can you fix this? To accept private …

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