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Samsung Android: Register Numbers or Phrases as Spam

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Spam messages usually annoy modern mobile users. Many applications are available that will help you deal with spam. However, they usually run in the background, wasting phone resources and battery life. If you are a Samsung user, you can filter spam messages and numbers using a built-in feature.

Windows Phone 8: How to Unlock Devices for Development

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For game and app development, developers are required to have an unlocked Windows Phone device. This process will walk you through all the necessary steps to get your phone unlocked so that you can test your app on a real device.

Android 4.1.2: Change The Message Alert Repetition

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By default, android phone only notify new message once. The user may miss the incoming messages if he is currently busy. Setting the messaging app to repeatedly alert the unread messages will increase the awareness of the user about the messages. This tutorial will show you how to set up this feature without using any third-party applications.

Change the Enable Password on a Cisco Router

The enable password is similar to the superuser or Administrator password and protects your Cisco router. Only after authenticating with this password can you make changes to your device.

Assign or Configure IP Addresses on Cisco Routers

Every active interface on a Cisco router to be used with IP requires an IP address be assigned to it. This short tech-recipe describes how to set an interface’s IP address.

Python Programming: Introduction to Variables and Functions

Defining variables and functions in Python programming is a great way to simplify operations. In this tutorial, I will take you through this process by calculating the value of force for given values of mass and acceleration.

Back Up a UNIX/Solaris UFS Filesystem with ufsdump

Many techniques exist for backing up data on UNIX systems. The ufsdump command is a powerful choice because it is free, already installed on most systems, has a wide array of options such as incremental backups, and is fast. This tech-recipe will describe the simplest use of ufsdump: backing up a single filesystem to a file on disk.

Flash/ActionScript: Create an Array of Objects from a Unique Class

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When starting in AS2, I found it difficult to make an array of objects after creating my own class. Hopefully, this little tutorial will make it easier for others.

Java: Threads

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In this tech-recipe, you will learn how to implement your own dynamic class threads and run them.

XP: Prevent Websites with Unauthorized Certificates from Installing Software

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Using this tutorial, you can keep websites with invalid certificates from installing software on your computer.

XP: Get Information from the Windows Dump

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The Windows Dump is a useful tool. Here is how to view it.

Windows Phone 8: Display Apps’ Quick Status on the Lock Screen

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In Windows Phone 8, it is easy to display notifications from applications on the lock screen. This allows you to get the latest updates without having to unlock the phone. Continue reading to find out how.