How to use iCloud or iTunes for backup and which one is better.

Sometimes while using your iOS device/or any device at that, you face situation where you need to do a full reset and then of course restore it back to original form or maybe you got a new iOS device and want to shift all your previous iOS data to the new one. iPhone has a very easy backup procedure in all these cases. You can either use iTunes or iCloud. Both are similar in technical work but deviate in practicality. iCloud automatically backups your device provided that iCloud's backup is turned on in your phone's settings (Access it in iOS 10 via settings>>iCloud>>manage storage or For iOS 11/12 go to Settings>>Apple ID>>icloud>>backup>>turn ON)

Free software for illustrators or digital artists that are just starting out.

(Artwork description: I made this in adobe draw and used an overlay on top of it -- Read the post for more info)

If you are an artist exploring the world of digital art for the first time, your first venture would be to find out software that is compatible with your style of art or easy to use. Most praised software you will see are paid but there are so many more that give almost the same freedom and tools for free which is a win-win. Following are listed mobile or desktop software that you can try out for free.

iCloud vs iTunes; How to use iCloud to add photos from computer to iPhone instead of iTunes.

Few days ago I came across a situation where I needed to add some photos in my iPhone from my computer. Countless searches led me to iTunes. Now the thing with iTunes is that its great for downloading files or music but with the images, backup (Read how to backup—HERE) and all the important stuff it starts acting up. The worst thing is that you need to turn OFF your iCloud photo library meaning, your pictures stop backing up to your iCloud for long term access and the pictures that are already in the iCloud won't show up in your camera roll. 

Free SEO Plugins Benefits and a Guide to Earn Money from Your WordPress Blog.

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You finally made a successful WordPress blog that generates a good share of traffic. Now, you’re looking for a way to make some money out of it. Well, you came to the right place then. WordPress is one of most lucrative methods to earn some hard cash by working online, it doesn’t require an extensive amount of knowledge to understand how WordPress works. When you create a WordPress blog, whether free or paid, you automatically agree with the WordPress’s terms & conditions. These terms & conditions are different for paid and free users, and violating these terms & conditions could result in suspension of your blog, but in paid WordPress blog it can be retrieved back by contacting the service providers but in the case of free blog—Not a chance. 

If you are looking for a way to start your business on WordPress blog then free blog won’t be a good choice, even if you fill it up with good content and engage over thousands of people monthly, but there is always a chance, someone will report your blog in order to reduce the competition for their business. Therefore, paid WordPress would be an ideal choice for anyone. But in case, you cannot afford a WordPress blog and still want to start making some cash from your blog then you should continue reading.