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Smartphone Netiquette For Stylus Use

Smartphone netiquette for stylus use. A pen shaped pointer with a soft rubber edge. Mimics mouse clicks on desktops on touch screens.

Renewable energy tidal power for a natural environment. Generating electricity from the ocean with harness machines. Interested millennials.

Safety netiquette for software updates to install bug fixes. Millennials, students, and workers with out of date apps. Programming updates.

Laptop netiquette to use a sleeve cover case. Millennials, students who use notebooks for school, and workers who use them for employment.

Sustainable gardening netiquette for home landscaping. Millennials who do work outdoors at home or other places. Climate friendly techniques.

College netiquette for online course contributions to move discussions forward. Students in higher education and professional skill classes.

Safety netiquette for sharing personal information online. Millennials, workers, and student’s data about our selves posted in social media.

Phone netiquette to use a case for protection. Millennials, students, and workers of a certain type. Hard cover cases for expensive phones.

Email netiquette to zip attachments for delivery. Millennials who use email for important messages require software to shrink.

Smartphone ringer netiquette for turning on and off. In circumstances we need to set telephone ringers. Interruptions may be justified.