Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Split the
keyboard
Notice the five horizontal lines on the Pad's keyboard icon?
Tap and drag these upwards To split the keyboard in two. Now you can hold your
iPad and type with your thumbs. Drag the lines down again to create a single,
large keyboard.
Auto-complete your sentences
Double-tap the spacebar, and the Phone and iPad...
by xvbzvz · 0

Make sure your child can't access anything on the iPad that
you wouldn't want them to. Here's how to use its parental controls...
1- To enable child restrictions on your iPad, tap Enable
Restrictions and choose a four-digit security code. This must be entered every
time you want to make any changes to your settings.
2- Once restrictions...
by xvbzvz · 0

Most modern browsers offer the capability of remembering usernames and
passwords. Most of us use this feature to automatically save our
usernames and passwords in order to log in to our favorite websites more
quickly. What if you forget the saved username and password?
As web browsers intelligently hide passwords using stars(,...
by xvbzvz · 0
With this trick, you can disable access to your USB(Universal Serial
Bus) ports in your Windows based PC to prevent people from taking out
data from your personal computer without permission or spreading viruses
through the use of USB(pen and flash) drives.
To use this trick to disable USB ports, follow the steps given below:-
Click...
by xvbzvz · 0
Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Cloud computing is the buzzword of the moment, but is cloud hosting
always the best option for ecommerce sites? The online gift experience
retailer Wish.co.uk, which has enjoyed a rapid growth in popularity
since its launch in 2011, has returned to using a dedicated server
hosted by Memset after trying out the cloud and finding...
Tuesday, 29 January 2013 by xvbzvz · 0

Cloud computing has excellent benefits and is becoming popular the world
over for its ease of access, but is it safe? One of the major benefits
of cloud computing is that it is distributed and accessible
anywhere--but this can also create security hazards. To ensure safe
cloud computing, you need to use reliable identity...
by xvbzvz · 0

Does it really seem to be impossible to reduce spam comment from a blog?
Or do you think that there is nothing you can do to reduce it?
Actually to stop spam commenting finally is a very hard task, but it can
be done. Anyway my topic is not covering “How to stop spam commenting
finally”, rather “How to reduce spam commenting”.
This...
by xvbzvz · 0

A lot of people believe in publishing and
publishing on their site alone which is not the only thing you have to do for
the growth of your site. If you want to increase the traffic of your website
you don’t have to write on you site
alone and do some other things that would be listed below.
I would be listing three tips that would...
by xvbzvz · 0

How
many hours do you spend in front of a computer in a day? If you're like many
people in today's tech-focused world, that number is probably higher than you
realize. Owning and using a computer has become a near necessity in recent
years, and for those who spend significant time in front of a monitor, eye
health can be a constant...
by xvbzvz · 0

Privacy (default): Facebook
provides privacy on three basic levels. Firstly, public, here everyone can see
the posts made by a person. Secondly, friends setting, here the page can be
accessed only by the friends of the user. Thirdly, custom setting, here the
user is provided a granular approach when it comes to privacy settings...
by xvbzvz · 0
Monday, 28 January 2013

Android’s mascot, affectionately known as Bugdroid, has become
instantly recognizable in the mobile world and it has already gone
several transformations to match the dessert a given Android version is
named after. But Bugdroid wasn’t the first mascot.
...
Monday, 28 January 2013 by xvbzvz · 0

Just before the announcement storm from CES 2013 to hit, Dropbox has
quietly launched a dedicated Modern UI app for Windows 8 and Windows 8
RT. ...
by xvbzvz · 0

The hotly anticipated Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean
upgrade for the original Galaxy Note might just be around the corner.
Samsung UK has already posted the Jelly Bean manual for Galaxy Note
smartphones, which suggests the rollout should start any moment now.
...
by xvbzvz · 0

ZTE has unveiled the V81 slate featuring an 8-inch 4:3 display with a
resolution of 1024×768 pixels, which is ready to take on the Apple’s iPad mini and Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note 8.0.
...
by xvbzvz · 0

Samsung must really love the Garnet Red color – first the
Galaxy S III got that color option, then the Note II and the Galaxy S
III mini followed suit and now it’s turn for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0. It’s a special edition that will arrive just in time for a Valentine’s day gift.
...
by xvbzvz · 0
Sunday, 27 January 2013
Saturday, 26 January 2013

Skype, the popular application for voice and video calls, supports a
range of mobile...
Saturday, 26 January 2013 by xvbzvz · 0
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