This document is a presentation outlining the possibilities of using smartphones more effectively for both work and leisure. It covers various aspects of smartphones, including types of devices, apps, customization, and essential uses such as navigation and communication. The presentation aims to empower beginners to explore contemporary technology and suggests resources for further learning.

1. Women’s Professional Networking Group - September 11, 2014
Can your “Smartphone” help you work and play smarter?
What is a Smartphone?
What is the goal of this presentation? (introductory in nature - not hands-on training - help
you be aware of possibilities - not meant to be comprehensive)
Other devices
Android vs. iPhone vs. Windows
iPad, Android tablet, Kindle fire, Windows 8 tablet
WIFI and The Cloud – including backing up stuff like photos
APPS
What are apps?
Where do you get apps - installing – including on an sd card if possible- free vs. paying - trusting
apps with your data - How do you decide if you want an app – learning curve/developing a habit
Customizing your phone and your apps – turning on/off notifications, sound, setting reminders,
arranging your apps, grouping your apps
Ways I use my apps – navigation, reminders especially!
Some of my favorite apps: Camera, Gmail, Chrome, Google Translate, Google Drive, OneDrive,
Pocket,Evernote, Our Groceries, Google Maps, Moovit, SwiftKey, Food gawker, Play Store
(android), App Store (apple), Hebrew Event Reminder, Dragon Dictation (apple)
Important reminder! Lock your phone
How to find out more: google search, youtube, wikihow, classes, tutoring
Empowering you to use contemporary technology | Beginners welcome
See my listing on Janglo | bit.ly/MyTechTutor
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2. Women’s Professional Networking Group - September 11, 2014
Can your “Smartphone” help you work and play smarter?
Empowering you to use contemporary technology | Beginners welcome
See my listing on Janglo | bit.ly/MyTechTutor
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Kinds of apps:
Calls, text/video messages, chat (eg. WhatsApp, Viber, Glide, Skype,
FaceTime)
Email
Calendar
Camera (photos, videos, gallery, editing)
Internet browsing (eg. Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer)
Utilities: translation, magnification, conversion, flashlight, scanning,
kupot cholim, currency exchange rates, calculator, voice recorder, find my
phone, (eg. Google translate, Morfix, find iPhone, LastPass, Zedge, Genius
Scan, XE, Multi Converter, Magnifier, Macabi)
GTD (getting things done)(eg. Remember the Milk, Evernote, EasilyDo,
Trello, Wunderlist, IFTTT)
Cloud storage/back up (eg. Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive)
Blogging (eg. Wordpress, Blogger, Tumblr, Vine)
Reading (saving for later) (Kindle, iBooks, Pocket, Feedly, Flipboard)

3. Women’s Professional Networking Group - September 11, 2014
Can your “Smartphone” help you work and play smarter?
Social media (eg. facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest, Instagram)
Emergencies (eg. NowForce, Tzeva Adom)
Music (eg. Songza, Google Music Player, Soundcloud, Shazam)
Video (eg. YouTube, iTunes U,TED, Viki, MakoVOD)
Documents (creating and viewing) (eg. Google Docs, Google Sheets)
Shopping (eg. Amazon, eBay, eLuna, Ali Express, Supersol)
Banking (including taking payments)(eg. Bank Leumi, Dwolla, Paypal, credit
card payments)
Customer relationship management (CRM)(eg. Base)
Fitness (Mapmyfitness, Runtastic)
News (in addition to traditional news sources like Jpost, Times of Israel,
Arutz Sheva, BBC, CNN, Wall Street Journal, etc. some less traditional
sources of “news” Buzzfeed, The Verge, Janglo, Zite, Pulse)
Empowering you to use contemporary technology | Beginners welcome
See my listing on Janglo | bit.ly/MyTechTutor
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