If you have an iPhone or an iPad that uses English as its default language, for example, then the default keyboard is probably also set to English. However, you might prefer to use a keyboard designed for another language when you communicate using text messages. Or maybe you need a different keyboard input language only in some situations, like when you are texting a friend who speaks Spanish. Whatever your reasons are, in this guide we show you how to install a new keyboard input language on your iPhone or iPad, and also how to switch between the installed keyboard input languages:

People have been continuously arguing about which is better: the iPhone or the Android smartphone? The debate never ends, and most people choose to be fans of iOS or Android, no matter what. A few weeks ago I got my hands on an iPhone SE which I have been using ever since, as an experiment in getting to know iOS better. It is the first iPhone I ever used, and all my previous smartphones were with Android. I jumped from an older Motorola Nexus 6 running Android 7.1.2 Nougat to the iPhone SE running iOS 11.2.6. Here are the main differences I noticed about the user experience:

If you have bought a new iPhone or iPad, there is a high chance that it was set by default to use English as the display language. If you are not a native English speaker, you might want to change the display language to your mother tongue or to some other language that you understand better than English. Or maybe it is just the other way around: your iPhone or iPad uses German, French, Chinese, Spanish or any other language that you are not friends with. Maybe, you want to change the display language of your new Apple device to English. In this tutorial, we show you how easy it is to change the display language on your iPhone or iPad:

Many users purchase an Android smartphone or tablet that comes with the user interface in English, and they want to have it translated into their language, like Spanish, French, Chinese, German and so on. Luckily, most Android smartphones and tablets offer this feature straight from the box, and all it takes is a couple of taps to change the display language that is used. Here is what you have to do to change the language used for displaying the Android operating system:

Many people use Microsoft services in their web browsers. Millions of people use the Outlook.com e-mail and calendar service. Some use OneNote online, others OneDrive, and so on. You may use these online services in English and need to switch to another language, like Spanish, German, or French. What do you do in this case? Fortunately, all of Microsoft’s online services can be used in dozens of languages. Here is how to change the display language for Microsoft’s online, consumer services:

Did you know that you can set the Windows 10 Start Menu to show shortcuts to all kinds of folders like Documents, Downloads, HomeGroup or Network? By default, they are not displayed on the Start Menu but, with just a couple of clicks or taps, you can quickly add them. Read this tutorial to learn how it is done:

If you are bored with the Windows user interface and you are tired of its default customization options, maybe it is time for you to try some personalization packages. One of the best ways to make your desktop look unique is to install and use a new mouse cursor theme. There are plenty of them on the internet. In this article, we are going to share with you twenty-five of the best free mouse cursor schemes for Windows, which you can use to improve the visuals of your operating system. Let's get started:

The system tray, otherwise known as the notification area, has been in Windows for quite a long time. It kept on improving and helping users get easy access to system functions, system notifications, and applications, in all Windows versions, starting with Windows 95. It is still here in Windows 10, and it is more customizable than ever, although some things have changed from the past. In this article, we show you how to configure which icons are shown on the system tray of Windows 10. Whether you want to know how to show the network icon on the taskbar, hide the volume icon, or keep a particular icon always visible in the system tray, read this tutorial and you will learn to do it:

The first thing you see when you start your Windows 10 or Windows 8.1 device is the Lock Screen. After Windows boots, it shows you the Lock Screen; when it goes to sleep, it wakes up and displays the Lock Screen; leave your computer unused for a while, and when you come back, it will be waiting for you on the Lock Screen. Since you see this screen a lot, having only a boring stock wallpaper on it is no fun at all. That is why, in this article, we show you eight ways to customize its looks, including how to change the wallpaper of your Lock Screen and how to choose what apps get to display updates on it:

Everybody wants to add a personal touch to their Windows PC or device. Some change the wallpaper or the Windows theme, others add all kinds of gadgets and apps. You've done all that, but you may feel like it's not enough. Maybe some of your programs have some ugly icons or you don't want to see those boring folders anymore. In this article we show how you can change the icons of your shortcuts and make them look better: