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Get Nutrition Facts to Your Phone With Diet.com
Since you're already getting nice and buff thanks to a handy workout program on your phone, why not complement your cell phone workouts with a calorie counter?
With Diet.com's on the go service, you can text certain food items to DIET1 (34381) and receive a text back with the nutritional values of your item. Their database already includes more than 36,000 foods from 1,700 restaurants in North America, so you'll always know whether that BLT sandwich is a go or a no-go for that bikini-ready diet!
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Simple Cell Phone Tips, Part 1: Use Your Alarm
As you've probably noticed, the pay phone booths of yesteryear have been replaced with free WiFi and cell phone charging stations. According to a recent study by the Pew Research Center, in 2007, 81 percent of the U.S. population owned a cell phone, a 20 percent increase compared to 2002.
Simple Cell Tips, Part 3: Protect Your Phone From Damage
A recent study by the Pew Research Center, claims that in 2007, 81 percent of the U.S. population owned a cell phone, which is a 20 percent increase compared to 2002. With that in mind I've started a series of Simple, No Brainer Cell Tips that will help you better use your celly and keep it working for longer.
Use Your Cell Phone's Camera to Make Your Life Easier
Having a cell phone with a camera isn't just a fun feature — it can make your life easier and help you remember little things you'd otherwise forget. From remembering where you parked to what products you use, check out my slideshow of the best cell phone camera tips.
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Cell Phone Camera Tip: Remember Where You Parked
Your cell phone camera is not just for making sure you get proof of celebrity sightings; you can exploit this feature of your cell phone for simple, everyday things, like using it to capture appointment cards.
Today's tip is simple but lifesaving: When you park in a large parking structure, like at the airport, take a photo of the lot's place marker (like where it says "A2", for example).
If there isn't anything like that to mark your spot, then take a pic of any nearby landmarks.
Geek Tip: Unfreezing A Cell Phone
In the last few weeks, I've had several questions about gadgets freezing, particularly iPods and cell phones. If you missed it, here is a simple tip to help you unfreeze your iPod. It's easy as pie, but good to know for future reference.
Cell Phone Camera Tip: Snap Your Suitcase Contents Pre-Flight
Even the most forgetful can benefit from the camera on their cell phone; you can use it to remember where you parked, or, some new prospect you met last night when your memory was a little clouded.
My next tip is one that's great for traveling, especially if — like me — your suitcase rarely ends up meeting you at your final destination. When you're frazzled and filling out those lost baggage forms, sometimes you forget things you packed, especially things you packed that would be right on top and identifiable.
Do More With Your Cellphone With These Tricks and Apps
My phone is attached to my hip, and if I ever happen to lose it (knock on wood), I would be lost! Especially since I use my cell to do so many more than just make calls and send texts!
I use it to remember shopping lists, find out where I'm going, and wake my butt up after a late-night bender.
Cell Phone Camera Tip: Remember Restaurant Menus
I have a habit my boyfriend hates, but it's really hard to stop. Every time I pass a restaurant on the street, I have to stop and read the menu. I can't help it.
Cell Phone Camera Tip: Remember the Wine For Later
This is a great use of your cell phone's camera for the holiday season, since many people go out to dinner, parties, and drink wine while out. There have been many times where I tasted a new bottle of wine, decided I loved it, and tried to remember what it was called so I could purchase it later.
I never remember.
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