How to choose the right TV for your home
In these modern times where we are surrounded with all kinds of devices that either make our life easier or just improve our entertainment. When it comes to TV, the same rule applies, or both of them do. Depending on the type of user, some people use them for entertainment only, or some use them for productivity as well as entertainment.
How To Check RAM on Android
Here’s another simple but yet exciting article in our cookbook full of tech-recipes. This article is aimed at teaching you how to check RAM on Android. After reading this post and applying the steps, you’ll have no challenge checking the RAM size of your device.
How to get Android P features on your phone
Several months ago, Google announced the ninth update version of the most commonly used smartphone operating system. Codenamed Android P, this version is a major overhaul of the currently stable android version 8.1 – Oreo.
The first available beta version was released two months after being announced was available only for Pixel devices. At this moment, the latest beta version released is Beta 3 which is available on only a handful devices among which are some Pixel, OnePlus, Essential Phone, Nokia, Oppo, Nokia, Xiaomi and Sony phones.
How to Control Your Computer Network
Managing a network involves specific steps an administrator must take to control, operate and maintain a network inside an organization.
How to Use Apple Pay on Any Apple Device
Those rectangular pieces of plastic in your pocketbook might soon be relics of a time long passed. Now that Apple has finally integrated a mobile payment system of its own, the legions of Apple devotees might abandon cash, credit, and debit in favor of a more futuristic way to spend money. If you are not yet familiar with Apple’s new wallet-free way to pay, you can count on this guide to help you use your smart devices to empty out your bank accounts in no time. Allow me to introduce you to Apple Pay.
iPhone and Android: Automatically Add a Task to a To-Do List Using Email
For work, business, or other personal activities, using a to-do list app can help you organize important tasks. Such apps help you manage your time and keep track of all your scheduled activities and meetings. The usual way of accomplishing a to-do list is to input a task manually and save it. What you may not know is that there is a way to add a task automatically to a to-do list using email. This is useful since most of us receive notifications regarding meetings or deadlines through email messages. The subject of an email message can be used as the task name. If you think this method of creating a to-do list could help you be more productive, then use the steps in this tutorial to get started.
How Do I Automatically Save Photos from an iPhone or Android to a Computer?
If you are one who is always on the go and likes efficiency, then you will be pleased to know that you can automatically save photos from an iPhone or Android to a computer. Once you have taken any photo with your phone, the picture will be saved to your computer. This may sound difficult, but it is actually fast and easy. You no longer have to deal with manually transferring your photos from your phone to your computer by using a physical cable or connecting through a wireless connection. As long as your phone and your computer have an internet connection, you can automatically save photos from an iPhone or Android to a computer even if both devices are miles apart.
Automatically Save Screenshots from iPhone to Computer
You can move screenshots from a phone to a computer in several different ways. You can use a physical connection through a USB cable or make use of a wireless connection such as local networks and the internet. Whether you prefer wired or wireless, you end up manually transferring screenshots from your phone to the PC. Fortunately, you can now automatically save screenshots from an iPhone to a computer using an app. This article will walk you through the process.
Google Glass: Control Philips Hue Lights Using Your Voice and IFTTT
Google Glass is a pretty amazing product that can perform numerous tasks hands-free, but when combined with other services, it can do even more. One service I have started to use recently is IFTTT.com. IFTTT stands for “If This Then That,” and it can tie into other services and open APIs to control devices, send alerts, and more. This tutorial outlines one scenario for the use of IFTTT that allows you to use Google Glass to control your Philips Hue light bulbs by voice. This has currently only been tested on an Android phone paired to Glass.
Windows 8: Remove Countdown Watermark
If you have just installed the Windows 8 preview, you will notice the watermark at the bottom of your desktop. Let us get rid of it.
C#: Split String Using a Variable Length Delimiter
