In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The only way to change the language of the Google app on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is to change the language for the entire device. For a workaround to keep your system language intact, see the last step of this section. This will display a list of available languages. This will change the language for every app on your device, and is the only way to change the language of your Google app. See the next step for a workaround if you want to search in another language. If you want to be able to search Google using a specific language, but want to keep your device's language set as it is, you can create a shortcut on your iOS device's Home screen that will take you to the Google search page in the language of your choosing: Open Safari and visit the Google site in the language you want to use. Google is available in many different countries, and uses the domain assigned to that country. For example, the German Google site is Google.de, the Japanese Google site is Google.co.jp, and the French Google site is Google.fr. Tap the Share button. This looks like a box with an arrow coming out of it. You'll find this at the bottom of the screen on iPhone and iPod, or at the top of the screen on iPad. Tap "Add to Home Screen". You'll be given the option to change the title. Add the language to the title so that you can quickly see what version of Google you will be opening with the shortcut. Tap "Add" after you have made the changes. Use the new shortcut whenever you want to search in another language. Tap the new shortcut on your Home screen to instantly open the Google site in that language. All of your search results made from that bookmark will be in the language you chose.
Summary: Open your iOS device's Settings app. Select "General" and then "Language & Region". Tap "iPhone/iPad/iPod Language". Select the language that you want to use. Create a shortcut to the Google site you want to search on.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It is important to keep a balance between staying in touch with home and working to establish a new community where you are. Strike up conversations with people who seem interesting. This might be someone in your dorm or someone in one of your classes. The first few days or weeks of college, summer camp, or studying abroad can be a great opportunity to make friends. Take advantage of situations where you're not the only new person around. If you're studying or working in a different country, try a local consulate, expatriate society, or university international society to find other people who are sharing your experience of being away from home. Talking about feelings of unhappiness with people who are sharing your experiences can be helpful. Think about taking up a hobby or joining a club. Or, you can volunteer with a local nonprofit organization. These are great ways to find people with common interests. Keeping yourself in your past home or place may keep you from accomplishing goals in your new place or establishing new connections and friendships. Sometimes when we are away from home, our daily routine and even habits might change. This type of change makes the new environment seem even more foreign. To help prevent large changes like this, try to continue some of your familiar habits, even in your new place. For instance, if you have moved away for college and are missing Taco Tuesday nights with your family, try to implement a new Taco Tuesday with your dorm roommates or new group of friends. Or if you are away on summer camp and you do certain things to prepare for bed every night, try to continue this routine. These type of routines often offer structure and familiarity, so try to add some of these into your new environment. Step outside with your camera or smart phone. A camera can be a great way to see your new location in a new light. By keeping your mind active and focused on your new surroundings, you can turn your attention away from homesickness. It's also a great way to document your experiences while away from home. To get the most out of your experience, particularly if you're living abroad, break out of your comfortable cocoon and try new things. For example, try new foods. Food can often be the most defining element of a culture. Trying the local foods and finding something that the natives eat that you also enjoy can go a long way towards making you feel comfortable in a new place. Go to cultural events. Even if you are away at college in a different state, you can still sample the different cultural events that you might not get in your hometown. Culture shock involves feelings of confusion, doubt, or nervousness caused by being in a new place. This can be especially hard for people living in a new country, but it can also happen if someone moves away to college in a city from a rural area. The trick is not to let it get the better of you. In particular, if you're living abroad, try these strategies to help overcome culture shock: Learn the rules of living in your host country. Try to understand how and why the local people act the way they do. Their behavior and customs may be different from your own, but they are probably typical for the area. Take time to learn the language. It always helps to understand as much as possible of what people are saying. They will appreciate your effort to communicate with them in their language, even if it is just a few simple phrases, and it will make your daily life much easier. Approach the experience with a positive attitude and an open mind. Approaching your experience as an adventure is likely to help you have a good experience.
Summary: Start establishing new connections. Adopt your previous habits and routines. Explore your new location. Immerse yourself in the local culture. Avoid the negative effects of culture shock.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: These products are not as effective as ironing, but hanging your garment, spraying it with the product and then using your hands to remove wrinkles can be very effective. A spray bottle filled with fabric softener has pretty much the same effect and would be far less expensive. If you do find yourself with a crease, get it wet with warm water and gently pull at the fabric. This should reshape and release the creased fabric back to the original shape. Heat helps to release creases. If you find yourself with light creases in your clothing, try to hold a blow dryer to the crease to soften the wrinkle and smooth out the fabric. Hold the blow dryer about ten inches away from the fabric and keep it set on low. Don't hold the blow dryer in the same spot because it may burn the fabric. Instead, wave the blow dryer around from side to side.
Summary:
Invest in a bottle of wrinkle-releasing spray. Get the crease wet and pull. Use a blow dryer.