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Inspite of owning the best of laptops and mobile electronic gadgets, there are many technology savvy people who are not using all the features of these devices. Faster: 100 Ways To Improve Your Digital Life has been written by Ankit Fadia to spread the knowledge of the unknown and the advanced uses of various technological devices.
Summary Of The Book
Faster: 100 Ways To Improve Your Digital Life is a book that serves as a guide for users of mobile phones, computers, laptops and tablets, who are not using these devices to the maximum. The digital elements involved like emailing, social networking, and video surfing have been explored in this book. The author has, with the help of examples and screenshots, brought attention to many topics such as sending automated emails and scheduling emails to be sent later, pretending that a call is coming on your mobile when it is not, nabbing a cheating partner red handed, tracking the place you parked your car by remembering it always, managing the blocking and unblocking of your television channels for child safety, hiding files in pictures folder, and also automating your mobile phone tasks.
Ankit Fadia shares his knowledge in the computer applications field with the readers and users, and actually improves their digital approach and handling with his 100 useful tricks or tips on these gadgets. He also talks about the most popular sites and applications like Facebook, Gmail, and Youtube in gadgets such as iPhones, tablets and the Blackberry. In Faster: 100 Ways To Improve Your Digital Life, Fadia has explained the useful tips in the simplest possible manner in order to reach out to a wider audience.
About Ankit Fadia
Ankit Fadia is an established computer security expert, author and, a tech junkie. His other works include The Ethical Hacking Guide To Corporate Security, An Ethical Guide To Hacking Mobile Phones, Network Security: A Hacker's Perspective, Windows Hacking, and How To Unblock Everything On The Internet.
Fadia was born in 1985 in Coimbatore. He completed his studies from Stanford University with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. He is a good orator and has spoken in public in over 25 countries. He also hosted a show called ‘What The Hack’ on MTV. He has also got numerous awards for his contribution to the field of computer technology. The youngest ethical hacker has trained thousands of people in India, and is a brand ambassador Dell Computers and Flying Machine Jeans. The World Economic Forum called him a Global Shaper.
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