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How to Set Up a Shared Family Photo Frame With an Old Tablet
Read More: How to Set Up a Shared Family Photo Frame With an Old TabletSet up a family photo frame where everyone’s photos appear automatically. Google Photos, iCloud, or Amazon Photos – pick your platform and forget about it.
Ideas for Your Old Tablet
Turn that iPad or Android tablet in your drawer into something your family actually uses every day.
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From Unboxing to Wall: The Complete Tablet Display Setup
Read More: From Unboxing to Wall: The Complete Tablet Display SetupThe step-by-step guide to turning an old iPad or Android tablet into a wall-mounted home display. From factory reset to finished install.
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Turn Your Old iPad Into a Digital Photo Frame
Read More: Turn Your Old iPad Into a Digital Photo FrameTurn your old iPad into a digital photo frame that automatically shows family photos. Free setup, better screen than anything you can buy.
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Turn Your Old iPad Into a Kitchen Display
Read More: Turn Your Old iPad Into a Kitchen DisplayThat old iPad in your drawer? Turn it into a kitchen display that shows your calendar, weather, recipes, and more. No tech skills needed.
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How to Set Up a Shared Family Calendar on an Old Tablet (So Everyone’s Actually on the Same Page)
Read More: How to Set Up a Shared Family Calendar on an Old Tablet (So Everyone’s Actually on the Same Page)A shared family calendar on a wall-mounted tablet only works if everyone can add to it. Here’s how to set it up with Google, Apple, or a mix of both.
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Best Calendar Apps for Old iPads and Tablets (That You Can Actually Install)
Read More: Best Calendar Apps for Old iPads and Tablets (That You Can Actually Install)Most calendar apps now require iOS 17. If your old iPad or Android tablet can’t update that far, here are the calendar apps that actually still work.
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Use Your Old Tablet as a Dedicated Plex Player
Read More: Use Your Old Tablet as a Dedicated Plex PlayerYour old iPad or Android tablet makes a solid Plex client for the bedroom, kitchen, or kids’ room. Here’s how to set it up, what works, and what doesn’t.