Free group messaging. It's like a private chat room for your small group. Have as many as you want, and it's always free. Now, you can coordinate with coworkers, organize a game night, and keep in touch with family all in the same place.
Contrary to what you might think (or have been told), leaving your phone or laptop plugged in all the time is not bad for its battery. That's because your gadgets, the batteries in them, and the chargers you attach them to are actually pretty smart about the way they do business.
If you use up only 50 percent of your battery before plugging it back into a charge, you can go 1,200 to 1,500 cycles before your battery starts to go into decline. Whatâs more, if have the inclination to really micromanage your battery charging, itâs better to charge nearly, but not all the way, to 100 percent. Being charged at 100 percent produces a small amount of heat, and lithium-ion batteries hate heat. Granted, this is a tremendous amount of work. Itâs much easier to simply charge up overnight, not think about your phone during the day, and plug it back in at the end of the day.