Living with several digital devices

Living with several digital devices

Are you using a set of tablets, smartphones, and laptop computers? In most cases the answer would be yes. Chances also are that you own and operate more than one of each.

Over the years we have discovered that we need all three formats. They nicely complete each other, and each is better adapted to a particular context and situation.

Earlier this week Jordanian TV channel Roya aired a programme that showed that indeed all digital formats were used by the population. Among other statistics it was also clear that Internet on mobile devices had the lion share of them all, with about 35 per cent of the total, more than laptops for example that were at 25 per cent.

The bad news is that this makes you manage several digital devices and consequently spend significant time doing it. The task can sometimes be daunting and frustrating.

The good news is that there is a way to optimise the time, to keep everything in good order and to alleviate the pain. It is mainly about getting well organised and to be familiar with some simple settings “” the key word here being organisation.

Whenever it is possible, avoid mixing operating systems (OS). If you like