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Showing posts with label How To. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 June 2014

iOS 8 Features and How to Install iOS 8 Beta

iOS 8 Features and How to Install iOS 8 Beta
Apple recently unveiled the latest version of their mobile operating system that is iOS 8. It will be available for download this fall, but currently it is available for developers and today Apple rolled out the iOS 8 beta 2 with build number 12A4297e that includes several tweaks and bug-fixes. The iOS 8 is not officially available to download and install, but you can still install it to hands-on the newest features before the official release.

Monday, 19 May 2014

How to Amplify Mobile Signal with Cell Phone Booster

Cell Phone Booster
Nowadays cell phones are one of the mostly used electronic devices and we saw a sudden increase in its user base with the advent of the smartphones. The technology is still on the rise and 4G mobile networks are launched in most countries while 4G-LTE and 5G networks are also set up in some countries as well to get better voice telephony services and higher data rates.

Thursday, 9 January 2014

How To Block In-App Purchases On Android

Android developers can easily implement game app purchases ranging from new levels of a game to virtual add-ones and game items as Android apps can be easily sold out on Google Play Store without any legal hassles and formalities.

Friday, 8 November 2013

How To Customize TLD Option On iPhone

Customize TLD Option On iPhone
Many iOS users, around the world, would be well-aware of the amazing Top Level Domain (TLD) feature offered by Safari. For those who haven’t tried the function till yet, TLD is an iOS feature that facilitates users to reach the desired website without having them typed the URL. If you do not want to waste your precious time on typing those long, tiring URLs then TLD is surely made for you.

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

How To Overcome Home Button Lag Issue In Galaxy S4

Galaxy S4
Home button lag proves out to be a common and very frustrating problem for the owners of the Samsung Galaxy S4. However, there is always a way out to every problem and hence, we are going to share an instant solution with you for this issue.

Monday, 6 May 2013

How To Make Your Android Device Secured

Android Security
Android fan-following is seemingly increasing day by day, and so are its security concerns. If you are keeping an Android device then you should be well aware of the precautionary steps to secure your device from being misused by the unwanted people.

How To Make Galaxy S3 Faster

Galaxy S3
Samsung Galaxy S3 is apparently becoming popular among smart phone lovers, and most of them have got along quite well with it. However, the thinking heads of the technical world are still arguing on the performance of the phone. Many tech-savvy users are comparing S3 to other strong devices such as HTC One, and it’s recently launched successor S4.

Wednesday, 1 May 2013

How To Install Galaxy S4 Weather Utility On Galaxy S3

Galaxy S4 Weather Utility
The success story of Samsung Galaxy S4 began right from its inauguration, and continues to take brighter turns each day. With the increasing amount of S4 followers, the software developers are publishing more of its utilities to make the most of its popularity. After the success of recently published software leaks such as S4 camera, Jelly Bean, S-Translator and multi view utilities, the time has come when we should play with the interface. The popular ROM chef rompnit has designed a brand new series of weather widgets, especially for S3 users, having the desire to enjoy S4 features within S3 environment.

How To Root Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung Galaxy S4
Smart phone lovers have just got new stuff in their list, with the recent showcase of Galaxy S4 by Samsung. “The bigger is better” and so has proven by the new phone which comes with 4.99 inch screen. The features are somewhat similar to its ancestor S3. However, when it comes to count on weight, S4 is 10 g lighter than the S3.

Tuesday, 5 March 2013

How to Know The Last Restarted Time Of The PC


It is always good to know useful tips and tricks when it comes to working with Command Prompt. So today I'm going to share a simple command with you that will tell you the exact timing on which you last restarted your PC. Well there is another way that allows you to see the last restarted time by going to the Event Viewer, but that is quite complex. Therefore, let me tell you a simple and straightforward way that contains only a single command.

Thursday, 6 December 2012

How To Fix The Apple TV 5.1.1 Update Error

Apple’s latest update for the 2nd and 3rd generation Apple TVs has come up with different performance improvements and support for iTunes Up Next. However, after one week, still many users unable to install the update. According to the affected users, some of them getting “update failed” error, while others are unable to boot the Apple TV after trying to install the update.

Thursday, 29 November 2012

How To Share Printer In Windows 7 Without Password

Printer sharing in office and home can allow multiple users to print their files on a single printer. Although printer sharing is quite easy, but in case when one system shutdown or restart, you need to connect the printer again, which is quite difficult and time-consuming in corporate organization as you manually need to share each and every printer in the morning time.

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

How To Delete Search History In Windows 8

Microsoft Windows 8 Search Charm not only allows easy and improved searching, but it also shows search history that is quite useful. Although if you are sharing your PC with someone else or going to sell it, then you should like to delete your search history because of the privacy concerns. In this post I’m going to share how to delete or disable the search history in Windows 8.

Monday, 19 November 2012

How To Make Windows 8 Faster

New look of Windows 8 can definitely put an average user in a state of shock at its first use. The traditional start up button at the bottom menu certainly would be missed by many of the Windows fans but the efforts behind reviving the whole UI is quite commendable.

Thursday, 8 November 2012

How To Create A Restore Point In Windows 8

Creating restore point for your system is one of the significant measures that you can do in order to assure backup for your important files. Traditional versions of Windows provided an ease to restore these points. However, with the arrival of new Windows 8 to the market, one may encounter problems to navigate through new locations and menus to make restore points. An easy way to do this has been published right here, to save your time and efforts.

Wednesday, 7 November 2012

How To Add Flash Support To IE 10 On Windows 8 And RT

Internet Explorer 10 is undeniably one of the best browsing tools that people have experienced so far. However, the powerful browser offers some limitations employed by Microsoft for its newest piece of creation Windows 8 and RT. IE fans didn’t expected it to restrict Flash content other than approved websites by Microsoft. This may be kept as a security measure for users however, it has now turned as a major drawback of IE 10. Still Microsoft is good at supporting users need and therefore there is a simple way to add flash support to metro styled IE 10.

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

How To See All Android Apps Permissions

People often find it exciting to see their favorite app listed on app stores and tend to make no delay in installing it. Besides being an ultimate source of entertainment, these app stores may offer you some crucial apps that seek to exploit your phone data. Talking about Android’s Google Play, Bit9, a security vendor has already claimed that it has more than 290,000 apps that require high-risk permissions for accessing user data. This certainly demands for systems which can aware people about all the permissions that a certain app is going to have its access on.

How To Make a Time Machine Backup on a Remote Mac Using SSH

Time machine backups are extremely useful when you are in a bit of rush while leaving for office and forget to make an important backup of your files at home. Knowing that you can easily trigger time machine backups remotely via SSH by using your iPhone or iPad, greatly improves its significance and worth.

How To Run Multiple Instances Of Any App On Mac Using AppleScript

Time is money, and therefore one can increase the productivity by minimizing the work load in an efficient manner. Multi-tasking is the best solution to accomplish the work on time. However, if you are using Mac then running multiple instances of an app may seem a bit difficult to you. Well, many of you would be glad to know that by running a simple script, you can easily execute multiple instances of your app and impress your boss by meeting strict deadlines of your tasks quite smartly.

Friday, 2 November 2012

How To Remotely Monitor Your PC Or Mac From Anywhere Using iPhone

iStat 2 brought up Bjango, is a revived edition of the famous computer monitoring tool iStat. iStat 2 is more than just a monitoring tool and has been able to grab the interest of many tech-savvy users. Be it Windows, OS X or Linux, iStat 2 can locate any system and depict the generated statistics using your iPhone. “The world at your fingertips” has been taken on a more literal meaning by iStat 2.