In this tutorial, we'll show you how to

change the notification sound for incoming SMS messages

on your Android phone. It would seem logical to change the incoming message sound in Settings under the Sound category. You can change the Notification ringtone here, but this will affect all notifications, not just the notification sound for new SMS messages.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to

add a word to the dictionary

on your Android phone and how to remove an erroneous entry. This is a handy tip to keep the keyboard from autocorrecting industry jargon, proper nouns, acronyms or specific terms you type often.

As you browse the Market and install apps on your Android phone, you may find your phone running low on storage space.

Moving apps to your SD card

or USB storage frees up space. The downside is that apps might take longer to launch, especially on initial start-up, and apps on the SD card or USB storage won't be available if you have your phone mounted as a USB drive on the computer.

In this tutorial, we're going to show you how to

track mobile data usage on your Android phone

. Keeping track of how many megs of data you use is important if you want to avoid costly overage charges that some carriers levy. The Data Counter Widget can help you to keep track of how much data you use and how much is transferred over the cellular network.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to

hide your phone number

when making outgoing calls from your Android phone. There are a number of reasons you might want to do this, especially if you happen to be a professional in an industry that requires you to call clients or other contacts from your personal phone.

Today, we're going to show you how to use

Unlock with WiFi FREE

so that your Android phone's lock disengages while connected to a specified Wi-Fi network. This can save you the hassle of entering your PIN, password or pattern whenever you turn your Android on.

There are a number of advanced uses for the

voice search option on Android

. Recently, we did a tutorial on voice command basics and a viewer requested a more in-depth tutorial, so we've put together this video. Send your own requests for

tech tips and tutorials

to feedback@butterscotch.com.

In this tutorial, we'll show you

how to share photos on your Android

smartphone. Sharing files can often be tricky, but Android makes it easy by providing a wide variety of methods to share your pictures.

Share by MMS or by email

, or using one of your Android applications, the choice is yours.

In this last video we'll focus on

expansion cards

, specifically

video cards

. We'll talk about

how to remove a card

and

how to install a card

safely. We'll also explain

onboard cards

and how they can be superseded by expansion cards. Using these steps you can easily

install a sound card

, USB card or most other cards.

Your hard drive is where your computer stores

long-term memory

all of your files and programs, so it's good to know

how to install the hard drive

in case you need to

upgrade

. In this episode, we show you

how to remove a hard drive

and explain the difference between connections like

IDE

and

SATA

.

In this episode, we explain your computer's

short-term memory

and

how to install RAM

. We'll show you how to

find information on your RAM

,

upgrade your RAM

with compatible memory sticks and we'll explain the

different types of RAM

. We'll also explain RAM configurations including what

dual-channel memory

is.

In this episode, we explain

what the motherboard does

and we'll look at the various

motherboard components

. We'll show you

how the motherboard works

and how it is attached to the other components of a

desktop computer

. These include the

hard drives

, the

expansion cards

, the

processor

, the

power supply

and more. We'll also go over the importance of

grounding

.

In this episode, we'll show you the

anatomy of a computer

, starting with how to

open the computer case

. Once open, we'll give you a guided

tour of your computer

and its

hardware components

showing you

how to find your hardware

, how each component is hooked up and what it does. We'll show you the

motherboard

, the

hard drive

and

RAM

sticks, the

disk drives

and more!

If you've been following along with us up to this point you should be well on your way to

becoming a Gmail master

. If you haven't though, don't worry. There's still time. Here we'll sum up what you might have missed and give you an index that will help you to find whatever tutorial you need. There have been 40

Gmail tutorials

so far so feel free to catch up whenever you want or refer your friends and family to watch them here at butterscotch.com!

Rested after his vacation in the UK, Matt Harris returns to On Deck to give the run down on what's coming up next week on the butterscotch.com network. In case you don't have time to watch the full vid, we'll give you the synopsis: A lot of great shows and tutorials... but you already knew that.