It has come to our attention that there is a software incompatibility between some Traveltek Tablets and the Total Defense Mobile Security Product. We are aware of the problem and we are working to resolve the problem. The nature of the incompatibility ONLY affects the mobile device portion of the Total Defense Security Product. The balance of the Total Defense Product is still available for your use, as are the other elements of the software bundle you received with your order.

In the interim, we have a couple other titles which we are able to offer in place of the TD Mobile Security:

Lookout is built on the world’s largest mobile app and threat analysis system. It protects tens of millions of people from malware, spyware, privacy issues, phishing, and exploitation. It offers some other functionality that the TD Mobile Security does not as well. 

You can download Lookout Here.

Greeting Card Designer – Create nice greeting cards easily using Greeting Card Designer, with your own photos, clip arts, call-outs, smiles, ready-made verse, color blends and more. Create quarter-fold or half-fold cards for any occasions. This software is good for Birthdays, Weddings, New Year, anniversaries or any special occasion. Also use background pictures, shapes like heart, call-out, moon, sun etc., color blend effects to make your card a special one.

Apps (shorthand for ‘applications’) are packets of software which are easy to identify, easy to download and easy to use. Precisely what each app will do for you is clearly defined, so you can decide quickly whether or not they are worth having. Some apps are free,

Some of the most popular lifestyle apps include Facebook, Angry Birds, YouTube and Skype. Once downloaded to your tablet, these apps, and many others like them, open the door to a world of personalized online gaming, communicating, social networking, shopping and organizing. Business is also well catered-for by apps developers. Among the best-known work-oriented apps are Linkedin, WebEx and Weatherbug, and all are designed to maximize your productivity and connectivity, wherever you happen to be.

Tablets come with a variety of data storage sizes that are expressed in GB (gigabytes). Currently, these range between 1GB and 64GB. This storage is the amount of room available to you for data and software, so the model you choose and how much of this capacity you will need depends upon how you use your tablet.
Your tablet will quickly become central to your everyday life and work. And like most people you’ll start collecting movies, photos, apps, games and other data. Over time, this material will start to eat into your storage capacity.

One way to guarantee you never have to worry about space is to get your hands on a Micro SD card and a network storage external hard drive. Micro SD increases the capacity on your tablet and the external network storage hard drive allows you to store and access all of your data safely and securely.
The two of these will give you a neat backup solution so you’ll never have to worry about data loss – everyone’s worst nightmare.

1. Start Skype for Android.
2. Tap Create account.
3. If you’re starting Skype for the first time, accept the terms and conditions.
4. Enter the required details:
   • Your name
   • Unique Skype Name (between 6 and 32 characters)
   • Password (at least 6 characters)
   • Your email address
   • Your mobile or landline number (optional)
5. Tap the tick icon  on the right side of your screen.

When you have a new account, you’ll be signed in to Skype automatically. The account you create can be used on any other versions of Skype such as Skype for Windows, Skype for Mac or Skype on your TV.

You can, of course, use an existing Skype Name if you’ve previously created a Skype account. Simply select Sign in with a Skype account, enter your Skype Name and password in the sign-in screen and tap Sign in.

Tablets are larger than smartphones, with screens of between  7″ and 11″, yet smaller and more compact than most laptops, with some weighing  under a pound. They are designed to be ultra-portable, super  functional computers that are compact enough to slip into a small bag or purse.  But it’s not only their web connectivity and slim design that make tablets so  popular – it’s also their slick new interactive screen technology

With the flick of a finger, you can surf, email and use social  networking sites. You can organize your life, share files, manage photographs,  play games and watch movies – all on a usefully-sized screen with razor-sharp  resolution. And you can do it all without the awkwardness of  a heavier laptop with its flip-up screen, or the frustration of trying to read  material on a smartphone screen the size of a business card.

With their larger screens, high-end specs and conventional  keyboards, the latest laptops do what they do well – heavy-duty information  creation, data processing and industry-level productivity. It’s likely you don’t need this kind of capability day-to-day, but still  want fast online interactivity and high performance communication and  organization tools. If so, an ultra–slim tablet is an excellent alternative,  plus it’s a fraction of the weight.

Throw in an intuitive operating system, touch-sensitive screen  and a use-anywhere format, and you’ll find that in most environments a tablet  will give you a much more convenient experience than any laptop.

Tablets are also better for viewing and sharing information  with others around you – the high definition glass screen is viewable from all  angles plus, thanks to smart new technology, displayed content instantly  orientates itself, regardless of which way you hold your device.

There will always be a place for compact, pocket-sized phones  that make use of wireless, cellular networks. But, in the Internet age, our  ability to talk wherever we are is only part of the story. We also want all our  personal and business information to be easily accessible, easily consumed and  easily shared. And it’s here that tablets really score over smart  phones. Touch–sensitive tablet screens allow information to be viewed  much more clearly than it is on a smartphone – anyone who has struggled to read  faxes, spreadsheets, PDFs, web pages or reports on a 3″ phone screen will be  familiar with its limitations.

 Compare this with a typical tablet screen size of between 7″  and 11″ and you’ll see how much easier document-viewing becomes. Add in simple  touch screen interactivity that allows pages to be moved, magnified, reduced and  ordered with the flick of a finger and you’ll get a better idea of why these  devices are really taking off.

It’s true that smartphones are great for receiving emails when  traveling around, but tablets make it much easier to review and respond to  individual messages – thanks to their larger screen size and virtual,  touch-sensitive keyboard. In fact the whole tablet environment, including font  size, can be adjusted to suit your preference.

Don’t forget that you can also make voice, video or conference  calls using VoIP systems such as Skype and Google more easily than ever before.  These networks also enable file sharing and instant messaging, too. So wherever  you are – in a train, a plane or a car, or waiting in an airport, a bar or a  shopping mall – with a headset and an Internet connection, you can be on message  whenever you need to be.

Tablets are by far the easiest, most portable computer solution when it comes to consuming and sharing information on the go. All our tablets are Wi-Fi enabled right out of the box, so you can be up and running in no time.

One of the best ways to take advantage of your tablet’s portability is to use it with a Wi-Fi router. This will generally give you a solid, wireless online connection wherever you are in your home or office. If you already have a wireless router, then your signal should be detectable straight away and you’re all set to surf. If you don’t yet have a wireless router you can purchase one online or at your local wholesale or retail consumer electronics store or provider.

With so many gadget choices on the market these days, it can be very difficult for consumers to decide where to sink their money. Laptops and tablets are wildly popular within different groups and demographics, mostly because they deliver specialized experiences to their users.

A laptop is generally characterized as a mobile personal computer — a device on which you can perform all the tasks available on a desktop but in a mobile, light, compact fashion. Laptops have become lighter and smaller over the years, but have made significant strides in power, functionality and performance. For many users, laptops have become their preferred computing device because it allows them to complete all the tasks they would need on a desktop but with the convenience of mobility and flexibility.

Your data, including personal files, games, movies and music are all valuable, and we understand that the prospect of losing them, while remote, is always a possibility.Down loading a good security software with a range of anti-virus and encryption solutions is highly recommended by the manufacture.

Tablets are designed to work easily straight out of the box. Once you’ve spent some time using yours, everything will become familiar and you’ll quickly learn how to get the best experience from it. But what if you’ve never used a tablet before and need a helping hand with initial set up?

Contact one of our experts who will make sure your device settings are up to date and secure, get you familiar with the main features of your tablet, configure your email and set all your options so that your tablet works exactly the way you want it to.

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