Apple Watch Sans Blood Oxygen App

I was aware that I would be losing “Blood Oxygen” App on the replacement Apple Watch Series 7 I received couple of days ago.

I paired it late last night, (or was it early this morning?) and received the confirmation.

The Blood Oxygen app is no longer available.
Learn more in the Health app on your iPhone.

Luckily I still have an Apple Watch Ultra that still has the Blood Oxygen feature.

Return of The Apple Watch

I took my Series 7 Apple Watch to an Apple Store, for it was having issues with battery and connectivity. For obviously unknown reasons, this Apple Watch stopped communicating with my iPhone. Luckily I still have another older Apple Watch that I could use while having this Apple Watch shipped for replacement.

I received the replacement today. I have not had the chance to pair it with my iPhone.

New Computer, Same SSD

One of the computers at the office was having problems sometimes last week. Since it was a daily driver for one of our associates, I took the computer from our conference room and swap the SSDs (Solid States Drives).

Today, the replacement computer arrived. Now we have working computer at the conference room.

One Stubborn Printhead

Printers, in this case inkjet printers can be ridiculously frustrating. Especially right after you just installed those expensive ink cartridges, the printer did not print correctly. Then it recommends printhead cleaning and you follow suit.

Well, after numerous cleaning, the Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow printheads worked wonderfully, but the stubborn Black printhead decided not to cooperate.

Well, this was one instance when I gave up trying to get this printer to print properly. That’s because all four ink cartridges (CMYK) cost more than buying a new printer.

Well, I bought another unit and worried about this particular printer for another day.

So Said the Box

At first, I thought I bought a new iPhone mini a few years ago, but no, I bought a refurbished one.

Well actually it was an iPhone assigned to one of my colleagues who preferred a smaller phone.

Nothing But Spam Emails

I was helping an elderly couple cleaning up their email account. Would you be surprised if I told you that they are still using AOL emails?

Well, there were more than 4,000 spam emails in their inbox. It took me quite some time to move them all to the spam folder. Or is it called junk folder?