Transfer Your iPad Data To iPad 2
To transfer all your apps, like music, movies, apps, and settings from your old iPad to new one, make sure that have latest version of iTunes
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Create Folders On iPhone
The folders will reduce the clutter on your iPhones screen and group similar apps together. The article will help you to learn how to create, name, edit, and delete folders.
Rearrange iPhone Home Screen Icons
Rearranging the iPhones home screen icons includes moving them to other screen. From storing apps in folders to put your favorites on the first screen so you can access them easily. Because, all the iOS devices like iPad and iPod Touch can be customized using this.
Sony Xperia Ice Cream Sandwich Update Will Be Made Available By Mid-April
Sony has announced that it plans to launch the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrades for the Xperia arc S, Xperia neo V, and Xperia ray in the middle of April. The roll-out will be gradual and is expected to take four to six weeks to complete. Sony says the upgrade will require users to use their PC or Mac to install it, and it will not be made available over-the-air. Owners of the Xperia arc, Xperia PLAY, Xperia neo, Xperia mini, Xperia mini pro, Xperia pro, Xperia active, and Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman can expect to see their upgrades arrive at the end of May or early June.
Reset iPhone
When the iPhone crashes or locks up in a way that prevents the iPhone from responds to being turn off, you need to reset the iPhone.
Reset iPad
Sometimes the iPad apps freeze and the iPad gets struck along with time. To fix this kind of problems reset the device is one of the solutions.
Apple Discontinues iWork.com, Asks Users To Move To iCloud Before July 31
Apple sent an email notice out this week to users registered for its iWork.com beta, stating that they are discontinuing the service as of July 31 and Apple will no longer let users publish or share documents through the service. The discontinuation comes as Apple places its focus on iCloud, which offers users ways to keep documents in sync among their various iOS devices.
Tether For iPhone Returns As An HTML5 Powered Subscription Service
While most of us are still trying to figure how iTether temporarily snuck into the App Store, the developers behind that software have returned with a new version that skirts Apple’s guidelines entirely. While Tether.com has standard apps available for BlackBerry and Android users, the new approach on iOS relies on creating an ad-hoc network from a PC, and then visiting the appropriate webpage on the iPhone. Log in to the website, and the company’s “patent-pending” software does the job of tying the two connections together wirelessly through the magic of HTML5, no jailbreaking or other hackery needed. The cost for the service is $30 a year, although it’s currently available for the first year at $15.
Microsoft Windows Market Place For Mobile 6.x Discontinued
Microsoft has decided to shutdown Windows Market place for Mobile. In May of last year Microsoft stopped accepting new app submissions, now the store is being scheduled for complete shutdown on May 9th of 2012.
HTC Rolls Out Sense 3.6 To Nordic Countries, Sensation Users Gets First Crack At ICS
HTC is finally rolling out their infamous Sense UI 3.6 with Ice Cream Sandwich for HTC’s “legacy devices”. The first one to receive this update are the owners of the Sensation and Sensation XE in the Nordic countries.
Exent’s GameTanium Mobile Launches For Android Tablets
OnLive users may have been enjoying unlimited game access since December, but now Game provider Exent has brought its subscription platform to Android tablets and offers unlimited access to titles such as Fruit Ninja, Baseball Superstars and T-Racer HD. The service rolls in at a cent under six dollars a month, and there’s a three-day free trial for those with commitment issues. The new mobile service is available right away via a direct .apk, so if you want in, skip past the Android Market and take a look at the press release below.
Envia’s GM-Backed Battery Delivers Huge Energy Density, Lower Costs
For those who worried about the battery life of your expensive EV, Envia has revealed a new cell that boasts a record breaking energy density of 400Wh/kg (most currently offer between 100 and 150). It’s estimated that when commercialized, this could bring the cost of a 300-mile range EV down to as little as $20,000. The performance gains come from a special manganese-rich cathode and silicon-carbon nano-composite anode combination. The battery maker is also partly owned by GM, which unsurprisingly means we’re likely to see these very cells in its EVs in the future. For more info read the press release.
Samsung Brings “Premium HD Video Content” On Galaxy Note Media Hub, Pairs With Qualcomm’s StudioAccess And ARM’s TrustZone DRM
Samsung is about to launch “premium HD video content” to Media Hub after pairing up Qualcomm’s StudioAccess and ARM’s TrustZone DRM systems. The first device that will benefit from the rollout is the Galaxy Note thanks to its enormous 1280 x 800 HD display.
‘4G’ Sony Tablet P Coming To AT&T On March 4th For $400
Sony’s odd, dual-screened, folding Tablet P is finally getting a “4G” version for the US market with courtesy of AT&T. In this case, those 4G speeds are being “delivered” by an HSPA+ radio, a fact that carrier managed to bury in the PR. The Honeycomb device will be bringing its unique set of 5.5-inch screens to Ma Bell starting March 4th for the rather steep price of $400 with a two year contract. If you don’t want to sign your soul over you can pick one up unsubsidized for $550, which is still quite a bit less than the cost of importing one of its 500 UK siblings. Read the Press Release for more information.
Google Aids Accessibility With ChromeVox Reader, Better YouTube Captions And More
Google engineers got hold of a booth at this year’s CSUN accessibility conference and they’re keen to talk up their latest efforts. For starters they decided to help the visually impaired with a Chrome screen reader called ChromeVox (now a beta version) plus improved shortcuts and screen reader support in Google Docs, Sites and Calendar. Also, YouTube boasts expanded caption support for the hard of hearing, with automatic captions enabled for 135 million video clips, a number three times more than their last year’s total.
Radio Shack Drops iPad 2 Prices $20-50, Swears It Has Nothing To Do With The iPad 3
There’s a lot of signs pointing to the release of a brand new iPad floating around these days: myriad rumors, retina displays, and even Apple event invites. Now, a freshly taken picture from an anonymous tipster has given us a little more insight for the iPad 3 rumor mill. As you can see in the image below, starting today all iPad 2 SKUs at Radio Shack are getting $20-50 lopped off their prices, which sure seems like a good way to clear out stock to make room for a newer, pricier version. And, the good news for Apple fans doesn’t stop there, as the Shack will also be discounting the iPhone 4 and 4S by $25 from March 1st – 4th. So, is this more evidence of the iPad 3, or just a retailer trying to move more product? We’ll know for sure next week.
Tap Tricks For Your iPhone
Tap the Status bar at the top of the screen (where the clock usually is) to return instantly to the top of long pages.Hold a finger on a link in Safari to get a pop-up saying where the link goes.Tap the bottom left or right corner to scroll left or right.Tap with two fingers to zoom out in Maps.Drag inside text boxes with two fingers to scroll without scrolling the whole page.Double-click the Power/Lock button to send incoming calls to your voice mail.Double-click the Home button in any app to bring up the iPod controls.
Social Networking – Taming The “Essential” Beast!
We all spend several hours on it, but do we really know how to make the most of it? Love it or hate it, there really isn’t a way to ignore it.
