[Design Story] Delightfully Light – The Samsung Galaxy Book Pro & Galaxy Book Pro 360

Designed to be highly portable, laptops allow you to meet all of your computing needs regardless of where you are. Amid the era of ‘the new normal,’ laptops
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How to Sort Lists in the Reminders App with iOS 14.5

With the recent iOS 14.5 update, the Apple Reminders app just became an even more invaluable organization tool! You can now sort your reminders alphabetically, or you can choose to sort by priority, due date, or date created. We'll walk through how to organize your lists with each of the available sorting methods. Related: How to Share a List in Reminders on Your iPhone Important note: The sort reminders feature only works in iOS 14.5 or later, so you'll need to update your iPhone to the latest iOS software before using the steps in this article. The update takes around two hours but it's definitely worth it, and will help protect your device and give you access to even more new features. Once you've successfully updated your iPhone, you can continue with the steps below to organize your lists in the Reminders app. How to Sort Lists in the Apple Reminders App If you're new to this app and curious about how to use Reminders, you can also learn how to create a reminder, how to set a reminder on your iPhone, and how to share a list in Reminders. For more great iPhone and other Apple device tips and tricks, try signing up for our free Tip of the Day newsletter. Now, let's start sorting those lists! * Open the Reminders app.   * Make a new list or open a list you've already made.   * Tap the more icon (the three dots) in the top-right corner.   * Tap Sort By.    * Select Manual if you want to move individual reminders on a list.   * To sort manually, simply long-press a reminder and drag it higher or lower on the list. * Tap Due Date if you want to sort items by the date needed. Reminders without a set due date will always be shown at the bottom of the list when you sort this way.   * When sorting by Due Date, you can also select Earliest First or Latest First to further organize your list with the earliest or latest calendar dates at the top.   * Select Creation Date if you want to sort your list by when you made the reminder.   * When sorting by Creation Date, selecting Oldest First or Newest First allows you to show either your oldest reminders or the most recently created reminders at the top of the list.   * Tap Priority to sort your list by how high each Reminder's priority is set (one, two, or three exclamation points).   * When sorting by Priority, you can also select Lowest First or Highest First to specify whether the least important or most urgent items should appear at the top of your list.    * Choose Title to sort your list alphabetically.   * When sorting by Title, you can also select Ascending to sort A–Z or Descending to sort Z–A. Now that you know how to sort lists in the Reminders app, you can keep your to-dos organized exactly how you want them without worrying about forgetting high-priority reminders. Topics: How-ToTip of the DayRemindersMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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How to Mark a Traffic Incident as Resolved in Apple Maps with iOS 14.5

With iOS 14.5, the Apple Maps app now supports crowdsourced traffic, speed trap, and incident reporting. If a reported incident has cleared by the time you get to it, though, you can remove the warning so the system stays accurate and other drivers don't have to worry. Related: How to Save & Share a Location from Apple Maps on Your iPhone & iPad Important note: This new feature only works in iOS 14.5 or later, so you'll need to update your iPhone to the latest iOS software before using the steps in this article. The update takes around two hours, but brings some great new security enhancements and bug fixes, and of course several exciting new features.  Mark an Apple Maps Traffic Incident as Resolved If you're new to the Apple Maps Report an Issue feature, you can also learn how to report accidents, speed checks, and hazards with Apple Maps. For more great Apple Maps and iPhone tips, check out our free Tip of the Day newsletter! For safety reasons, drivers should wait until they reach their destination to mark the incident as resolved, as there is currently no hands-free option to remove an incident icon.  * Tap on the hazard, speed check, or accident icon that appears on the map.   * Tap Cleared to mark the reported issue as resolved and remove the incident icon.   * Tap Still Here to mark the incident as ongoing and keep the incident icon on the map for others. Fortunately this process is simple and quick, so it should encourage drivers everywhere to keep Apple Maps incident reports updated! Topics: How-ToTip of the DayMapsTravelMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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[Video] Everything You Need to Know About the New Galaxy Book Pro Series

If you’re looking to learn more about Samsung Electronics’ new Galaxy Book Pro series, let’s just say you’ve come to the right place.   Below, you’ll find
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[Infographic] Enjoy All-Day Productivity and Connectivity With the Galaxy Book and Galaxy Book Odyssey

The all-new Galaxy Book and Galaxy Book Odyssey are designed for everything from everyday use to heavy-duty gaming and B2B usage – even while on the go.  
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The Samsung Galaxy Book Pro Series: Mobile Computing for the Connected World

Samsung Electronics today unveiled the Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360, the new generation of mobile computing devices that bring together powerful
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[Preserving Our Planet] ② Making TV Accessories More Sustainable

  Did you know that out of the more than 50 million1 tons of electronics that are thrown away each year, only a mere 17 percent is eventually recycled?
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How to Navigate Your iPad with a Home Button

Let's look at how to navigate an iPad that has a Home button. iPad ownership starts with the basics: how to turn on an iPad, how to adjust the volume on your iPad, what the iPad side switches are, and the rest of the physical parts of your iPad. Here is your complete guide to navigating your iPad with a Home button. Jump To: * iPad Models With a Home Button * Home Button/Touch ID Sensor * Top Button: Sleep/Wake * Volume Buttons * Lightning Connector * Headphone Jack * Smart Connector for iPad Pro * Side Switch for Older iPads iPad Models with a Home Button The iPad models that have a Home button are: * iPad Pro 12.9-inch (1st and 2nd generation) * iPad Pro 10.5-inch * iPad Pro 9.7-inch * iPad Air (3rd generation) * iPad Air 2 * iPad (5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th generation) * iPad mini (5th generation) * iPad mini 4 Home Button/Touch ID Sensor When holding your iPad in portrait orientation, you’ll find the Home button centered below the screen. Pressing this button wakes your device and takes you back to your Home screen if you’re using an app. Double pressing it takes you to your App Switcher to navigate between apps. Pressing and holding it summons your digital assistant Siri. If you have an iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 4, or iPad Pro (1st or 2nd generation), the Home button also houses Touch ID, a fingerprint scanner that authenticates your identity before unlocking your device—no need to enter your passcode! Top Button: Sleep/Wake Along the top of the iPad on the right is the Sleep/Wake button. Pressing and holding this button turns your device on and off. When your device is on and awake, pressing this button puts your iPad back to sleep. When idle, pressing it wakes your device. You can also press the Sleep/Wake button to send incoming calls to Voicemail. For more great iPad tutorials, check out our Tip of the Day! Volume Buttons Along the right side of your tablet near the top, you’ll find the volume buttons, which can control the volume when you play videos and music as well as your ringer and alerts. You can customize what the buttons control by going to Settings > Sounds. If you toggle on Change with Buttons, you’ll be able to control your ringer and alert levels with the volume buttons. I prefer to mute all alerts on my iPad and use the volume buttons just to control video and music playback. Related: Why Is My iPad So Slow? Learn How to Fix & Speed Up Any iPad Lightning Connector This port is located on the bottom of your device in portrait orientation and is where you plug your iPad into the Lightning to USB charger included with your purchase. Headphone Jack Apple has done away with the headphone jack on most devices, but if you have an iPad with a Home button, then you also still have a headphone jack! That means you can listen to audio with wired headphones without dealing with any dongles or extra steps. Smart Connector for iPad Pro (1st and 2nd Generations) If you have an iPad Pro, you’ll find three small holes along the bottom of your device when it’s in landscape orientation called the Smart Connector. The Smart Connector lets you attach keyboards without Bluetooth pairing. Side Switch for Older iPads Only certain iPad models come with a side switch. You’ll find this switch on the iPad 4 and iPad Mini 3 or older models. The side switch, located above the volume controls, can mute all notification and alert sounds from your device or lock the screen orientation. You can program which you’d like the switch to control by going to Settings > General > Use Side Switch To. I’d recommend programming the switch to whichever feature you anticipate using more often. I like to mute my phone often, so that’s what I chose, and if I want to lock the orientation of my device, that option will appear in Control Center Topics: How-ToiPadHome ButtonSleep/Wake ButtonMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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How to Navigate Your iPad with No Home Button

Let's look at how to navigate an iPad without a Home button. iPad ownership starts with the basics: how to turn on an iPad, how to adjust the volume on your iPad, what the iPad side switches are, and the rest of the physical parts of your iPad. Here is your complete guide to navigating iPad models without a Home button. Jump To: * iPad Models Without a Home Button * Top Button: Sleep/Wake * Volume Buttons * USB-C Connector * Smart Connector iPad Models without a Home Button The iPad models that do not have Home buttons are: * iPad Air (4th generation) * iPad Pro 11-inch * iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd & 4th generation) Related: What iPad Do I Have? How to Identify Apple's Different iPad Models & Generations Top Button: Sleep/Wake At the top right of your iPad you'll find the Sleep/Wake button. Pressing and holding this button activates Siri. When your device is on and awake, pressing this button puts your iPad back to sleep. When idle, pressing it wakes your device. You can also toggle on Lock/ Unlock, which allows you to wake your iPad when you open your iPad cover. You can also press the Sleep/Wake button to send incoming calls to Voicemail. For the 4th-generation iPad Air, this button is your Touch ID. For all other models, you will be using Face ID. If you have Face ID or Touch ID enabled, then to unlock your device you simply wake your iPad and look at the screen. The lock icon along the top should unlock once you are recognized, indicating that you can start using the device. Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to go to your Home screen. To lock your iPad once again, press the Top button. If you don’t have Face ID or Touch ID enabled, then to unlock your device you must wake your iPad, swipe up from the bottom of the screen, and then enter your passcode. Volume Buttons Along the right side of your tablet near the top, you’ll find the volume buttons, which can control the volume when you play videos and music as well as your ringer and alerts. You can customize what the buttons control by going to Settings > Sounds. If you toggle on Change with Buttons, you’ll be able to control your ringer and alert levels with the volume buttons. I prefer to mute all alerts on my iPad and use the volume buttons just to control video and music playback. For more iPad customization options, check out our Tip of the Day! USB-C Connector This port is located on the bottom of your device in portrait orientation and is where you plug your iPad into the USB-C charger included with your purchase. This is what you use to  charge your iPad. Smart Connector You’ll find three small holes along the bottom of your device when it’s in portrait orientation called the Smart Connector. The Smart Connector lets you attach keyboards without Bluetooth pairing. Topics: How-ToiPadMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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Samsung’s Highest Performing SAS Enterprise SSD to Take Server Storage Performance to Next Level

Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced its launch of the industry’s highest performing 24G SAS (SAS-4) SSD
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Introducing Samsung Smart Keyboard Trio 500: Be Efficient With Every Move

  In a mobile-first world, learning and working while on the go has become commonplace. For those times when you need the efficiency and comfort of typing
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Samsung Powers World’s First 3GPP-Compliant Nationwide Public Safety Network With MCPTT Service in Korea

Samsung Electronics today announced the company is powering the world’s first 3GPP-compliant nationwide public safety LTE (PS-LTE) network in Korea, in
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A Closer Look at the World’s First 11.1.4-Channel Soundbar

Over the years, Samsung has delivered a broad range of high-fidelity audio solutions for a variety of experiences and living space set-ups. In a time when
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[Galaxy A52/A72 Tech Talk] Stay More Connected Than Ever Before With Expanded Ecosystem Experiences

The all-new Galaxy A52, A52 5G and A72 come with a range of awesome ecosystem connectivity options in order to keep you connected, sharing and organized.
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[Design Story] Visualizing the Next-Generation Display Technology of MICRO LED With Refik Anadol Studio

With their 2021 MICRO LED line, Samsung is bringing users breathtaking visual experiences on an ultra-large TV for the very first time. In order to celebrate
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