Here’s how to subscribe to the Connections YouTube channel
Watching a video is an easy way to learn a new skill. The Oasis Connections YouTube channel features videos on technology
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Numerous Connections classes updated and translated
A number of Android, Facebook, Google, Internet safety, iOS and Windows courses have be updated. Ten of these classes were also translated to Spanish.
iOS 12 grouping notifications by app
iOS 12 groups notifications by app, so updating is easier.
Updates galore from Oasis Connections
We've release updates to Windows10, Windows Performance & Maintenance, Intro to Internet, iPad and iPhone for iOS10, and Mobile Accessibility for iPads, iPhones and Android tablets.
Color Binoculars app helps color blind iPhone users see the world
A pair of developers, one of whom is color blind, have created a new app that uses the iPhone's (or iPad/iPod) camera to help users distinguish colors.
Apple’s iPhone 7 is water resistant but don’t go swimming just yet
The new iPhone is, for the first time, touted as being water and splash resistant. That's great news for iPhone 7 users caught in the rain, but what does the rating really mean?
New course and updates: iPhone iOS 9 and Picasa!
Apple reports that adoption rates for iOS 9 are nearing 70%. There are major changes to Wallet (formerly Passport) and
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Apple unveils iPhone 6 and (maybe) a whole lot more Tuesday
If you’re an Apple fan then Tuesday, September 9, 2014, at 10am PDT is circled in red on your calendar and your reminders are set. Apple will be live streaming a huge event to announce the new iPhone 6 and, as their media invite said, they do wish they could say more.
New courses and updates
Hot off the press! PowerPoint 2013 (includes PowerPoint 2010), Excel Online and PowerPoint Online. iOS 8 release due soon, I think it's going to be the best yet! Rumors say that Windows 9 will preview in a few months.
Turning on closed captions and subtitles on iOS and Android
Subtitles, closed captions, SDH (Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of hearing) are accessibilty technologies that interpret video for those with hearing loss. This article explains the differences and shows you how to turn them on either an Android or iOS device.