101 Universal Tech Icons

Get these 101 Useful Tech Icons so you can navigate this technological world more easily. How many do you know?

Most of you will know lots of these icons, but there are millions of children who are learning them new each year.

There are also places in the world where many adults are learning to navigate phones, tablets, and computers for the first time. This app can help everybody.

You probably know many, but not all. Here is a quick list of the 101 icons below. You'll learn the icons for:

Trash,
Add (or Increase)
Subtract, Take Away (or Decrease)
Universal On/Off (Power)
Share (Action Options)
Return to previous page
Home
Search
More Options
Messages
Print
Information
Delete
Attach
Speaker
Mute
Camera
Microphone
Shift (to Upper Case and Special Characters)
Backspace
WiFi
Play
Pause
Rewind
Fast Forward
Refresh
Favorites (two kinds)
Settings
Battery
Help
Forward One Page
Bluetooth
Command
Email
Bookmark
Eject
Cancel
Lock
Sleep Mode (Do Not Disturb)
Stop
Headphones
Cursor
Mouse
Record
Calendar
Brightness
Cloud
Shopping Cart
Link (Hyperlink)
Download
Firewire
"At" Symbol
USB
Twitter
Facebook
Google Plus
Airplane Mode
Social Network
Cut
Copy
Paste
Add Contact (Add User)
Skype
Full Screen
Minimize Screen
Error (Warning)
RSS (Site Feed)
Emoticon
New Blank Page (or File)
Thunderbolt Connector
Undo
PDF Document
Text Document
YouTube
Amazon
Alarm
Copyright
Registered Trademark
Shuffle (for Audio)
Repeat (for Audio)
Next Track
Back One Track
Upload to Cloud
Download from Cloud
Location (for Map Apps)
Location Services (When Your Device is Using it).
TeleType (for the Hearing Impaired)
Option Key
Escape
Forward 30 Seconds (Audio)
Label
Check (Action Completed)
QR Code
Video Chat
New Window
Format Painter
Google Hangouts

Once you see these in the app, you'll start noticing them all around you. You'll find it easier to navigate around and get things done quickly. You'll also notice some icons that are not included here.

If you see some you want included in a future edition of this app, let me know! And if you see a definition of an icon that needs improvement (or expansion), let me know that also.

I've done a lot of research, but I'm sure some of the explanations could be improved. Send comments to my support site.

Thanks,

Christopher