Tablets & iPhone
for All Ages
It wasn’t that long ago that computer equipment, like
laptops, was mainly used for business purposes. Now, thanks to the emergence to
technologies like tablets, Kindles, and iPhones, everyone can utilize all the
new tech toys that are available, regardless of ability level.
It’s all about the
iPhone
One of the most popular products on the market today is the
iPhone. They are used by both kids and businesses alike. The amount of apps
available at the App
Store from Apple can fit every need, regardless of a person’s tech-level.
So no matter if you need to edit a spreadsheet or just want to find fun games,
as the commercials say, “there’s an app for that.”
Something people love to do with their iPhones is purchase
different covers and cases to fit their mood and style. There are so many
different ways to customize your iPhone case, it is almost inconceivable. Many
people love to do custom iPhone photo cases with their favorite pictures of
family and friends. Shutterfly
offers great options for iPhone cases for any level of creativity. Many
iPhone users today have several cases so they can switch things up depending on
their style or mood that day.
Tablets
Tablets and the iPad have also revolutionized the computing
market. Just as powerful as laptops in many cases, using a tablet is a great
way to take portable computing to an entirely new level. Just like the iPad has
an app store, non-iOS tablets (namely the Android platform) has their own app store called Google Play. With
tablets today, you can do more than just answer email messages. You can read
books, watch movies, play games, and plenty more. And one of the best parts of
using a tablet is that it weighs far less than a laptop, making it perfect for
travel, and to entertain the kids!
So regardless of your ability level or budget, think about
what you would use your tablet for and then go and try them out at your local
electronics store before you make you final decision. Then once you made your
purchase, you will find plenty of covers and accessories to make your tech toy
your own.
Written by guest blogger Kristin Lynn Stewart
Thanks for the shutterfly tip! Cheers :)
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