Brian D. Hawkins : Use Your Cell Phone As A Memory Jogger

Posted by Brian Hawkins in January 8th, 2009

This is just a very small thing but it doesn’t always take a lot to impress me. My Daughter showed me a way to use a cell phone to record a number into it’s short term memory to recall when you need it.

I gave my daughter the four digit access number to our garage door and thought she would write it down. Instead she typed it into her cell phone’s keypad and hit send. Of course there’s no phone number with those four numbers but now it’s recorded in her phone’s temporary memory. When she needs in the garage later she can just go to her ‘recent calls‘ or ‘call log‘ to see the number. I was impressed. Clever right?

BTW: That’s not really my access number

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Hussein Said in February 8th, 2009 @4:22 am

Great. I’ve learned something new from you. I’ve been using Gmail for a couple of years I think but it is only now I’ve noticed the used of filters. Thanks for the link love. Will surely share it to my followers

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Brian Hawkins Said in February 8th, 2009 @7:42 am

It was my pleasure Hussein, glad to do it.

Dennis Edell Said in February 10th, 2009 @1:28 pm

Thanks man, if my gmail glitches ever unglitch this may be useful.

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Brian Hawkins Said in February 10th, 2009 @1:51 pm

Hi Dennis, No problem. Just getting in a little Camtasia practice.

Sheryl Loch Said in February 11th, 2009 @7:45 pm

Hey Brian,
I am not sure how people get by without setting filters & folders. I do have everything that gets a label also goes in a folder & skips the “IN” box. That way it only takes me 2 seconds if I am looking to see if mail from a certain project has come in. I would be in a real mess with just plain ol’ email.

I see you are going all Camtasia High Tech! That’s great – now when I try it I will know who to ask for help!

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Brian Hawkins Said in February 11th, 2009 @8:34 pm

Hi Sheryl, I love Gmail. I hope it sticks around for a long time without ‘improvement’. Remember ‘New Coke’ LOL

I use an old version of Camtasia but it was free. Let me know if you need a copy. I want to learn more like zooming in and editing the video before I use it. Adding captions would be great. I need a teenager to show my these things

beok@promote my blog Said in February 19th, 2009 @3:58 am

Hey .. thanks for the information I know that Gmail has a lot more options, that I don’t know how to use them .. I look forward for more information about this!
Thanks again..

Beok

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Brian Hawkins Said in February 19th, 2009 @7:09 am

Hi Beok, Glad you liked it. I may do another one soon.

James Moralde Said in October 29th, 2009 @3:45 am

Hey Brian, if by chance you have free time and you still have that old free Camtasia app, I would definitely want a copy, if you don’t mind of course. You know my email address.

I have begun being interested in making video posts. I guess, I’m beginning to enter the phase where writing pure text posts is becoming less exciting and besides I plan to spruce up my blog content a bit with videos every now and then.
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Brian Hawkins Said in October 29th, 2009 @6:31 am

Check your email James

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