Camera app automatically adds a geotag, date and time, and more to each photo taken on the smartphone . What if you want to add this information on the image itself?
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is one of the most popular titles for Nintendo. For a game to have to spend a lot real time. With this application it can be simplified.
Due to the fact that we're all work remotely, we communicate through video conferencing applications. Typically, for these meetings we have task in a calendar app.
Many people prefer to use adaptive (flash) cards to learn new information. These are cards with a question on one side and an answer on the other. Read, remember, check, repeat.
For professional work on the video in the team it is not necessary to be near or send terabytes of information to each other. You can use convenient online tools.
By default, the images, and especially photos takes a lot of space. And if you store them like this it's OK, but when you want to send them by post or through messengers they are better optimized.
At work, we use Jira to track tasks, but the available tools for tracking time did not suit me. So I started looking for possible options, and came to use Toggl.
I have two devices on Android and a computer on Windows, not counting a working PC. I always wanted to receive all push notifications on the device that I am currently working on.
You've probably seen 3D photos on Facebook. When you swipe or tilt the phone, the image angle also changes. Such photos can be taken using Facebook itself.