Copying and pasting

using your

Android phone

can save you large amounts of time and make sharing long or complicated URLs that much easier. However, the copy and paste functionality works a little bit differently depending on the app that you're using at the time. We'll show you how it works in this tutorial.

In this tutorial, we'll show you

how to copy and paste

on your

Android phone

. Depending on where you're

copying text

from, there are a few different ways to copy text and we'll show you how to use all of them, including how you copy and paste from an

email or SMS

.

If you ever need to

identify a language

or

translate text

, then Google has you covered. Just copy and paste an unknown language into the

Google language detector

to find out what language it is or type text into the

Google translator

to have it translated into your language of choice.

In this episode we show you

how to use myPhoneDesktop

to

send images to your iPhone

. You can choose to either display the pictures, copy the pictures or

save pictures to your iPhone

directly. This can save you time and make

sharing images with your iPhone

even easier.

Using myPhoneDesktop

to

send text and URLs

from your

computer to your iPhone

can save you a lot of time. Long and complicated URLs can easily be shared with your iPhone allowing you to

open the URL in Safari

or just copy it for later use. Large blocks of text can be transferred over in a similar manner.

In this episode, we show you

how to use myPhoneDesktop

to make calls and

send SMS messages

. We also give you a tour of some of the

settings in myPhoneDesktop

that allow you to customize these services and show you how easy it is to copy text from your

computer to your iPhone

.

Often, it's much quicker to copy and paste text than to retype it completely. The original iPhone didn't have that feature. Fortunately for Droid users, it's easy to

copy and paste text

on

Android phones

as that is one of the phone's default features. Here, we'll show you how you can use the copy and paste commands in a basic note program.

The Windows clipboard can be a handy tool. You can copy text from one place and paste it in another. The only problem with it is that it can only hold one thing at a time. That can be pretty limiting if you're copying and pasting a lot of stuff. So, this week Doc looks at three free clipboard expanders to

expand the capacity of your Windows clipboard

!

One of the earliest complaints about the iPhone was that you couldn't

copy and paste

text. With the release of iPhone software 3.0, copy and paste came to the iPhone. Here's

how to easily copy and paste text on your iPhone.

All of us are bombarded by information in our daily lives.
Pictures, Web pages, phone numbers, addresses, lists of things to do and
much more. Evernote gives you a way to "remember everything." On top of that it gives you a way to access that information from your desktop, the Web, your iPhone, and your mobile device.

As you travel around the Internet there are lots of things that you see that might be of interest. A tidbit here, a quote there, and perhaps an address or phone number you need to grab for later. Corkboard gives you a great way to grab these things and hide them away till you need them.

Using these easy to remember keyboard shortcuts in Windows it's simple to complete common Windows tasks. We'll run through some common shortcuts to save you time and money. Well, maybe not money...

Andy and Sean take a look at backup technologies in Vista and on the Mac.