Closing apps: Apple’s iOS 7 is all about swiping. To close apps, you don’t have to go to the bottom bar anymore. To see the task manager, simply swipe in the centre of your iPad (bottom to top and with four fingers) and the task manager will appear. To close an app, just swipe the app to the top and it will disappear. To close an app while you are using it, you can still pinch to close. Of course you can still move between apps that are already open by just swiping to the left or right with four fingers.
Camera: You can now access the camera via the locked screen. Just swipe camera symbol at the bottom right corner of your device to the top of the your device screen. Once you do that the camera is ready for use. To switch from Photo to Video mode you will have to slide up and down on the options instead of clicking. Remember no click, just slide.
Control Center: This is available even in lock screen mode. Just swipe the bottom of your screen and the panel will appear. You can set mute alarms, switch on AirPlane Mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, AirDrop, Camera, Clock, adjust screen brightness, volume, music all from the Control Center. It’s pretty convenient.
Notifications:The Notification Centre is still on top. It will give details about new mail, missed calls, etc. It also has a new feature called ‘Today’ which will give users a summary of everything they have lined up for the day. Users can also access the Notification Center from any screen, including the Lock screen by swiping down. Search
iPad: Just swipe down from anywhere on the iPad with three fingers. The search bar will appear on top
Photos: Photos are now organised according to moments aka when and where they were taken. The albums are according to date and can be organised according to year as well. Also to share photos, look at the bottom left, you’ll see a little rectangle with an arrow. Click on that and choose the share option. Apple’s done a good job hiding that option.
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
Apple iOS 7 Guide
Apple’s new iOS 7 is out today. This post will help to update everything you need to know about new software.
Compatibility: iOS 7 will support iPhone 4 and later, ipad 2 and higher, iPad Mini, and iPod Touch fifth generation. Who having iPod 4th generation, sorry the update is not for you. Of course iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c will be launched with iOS 7.
How to upgrade: To update go to settings, click on software update, hit download and install and pray that the Apple servers don’t disappoint you. Do note that you will need WiFi to the update.
Closing apps: Apple’s iOS 7 is all about swiping. To close apps, you don’t have to go to the bottom bar anymore. To see the task manager, simply swipe in the centre of your iPad (bottom to top and with four fingers) and the task manager will appear. To close an app, just swipe the app to the top and it will disappear. To close an app while you are using it, you can still pinch to close. Of course you can still move between apps that are already open by just swiping to the left or right with four fingers.
Camera: You can now access the camera via the locked screen. Just swipe camera symbol at the bottom right corner of your device to the top of the your device screen. Once you do that the camera is ready for use. To switch from Photo to Video mode you will have to slide up and down on the options instead of clicking. Remember no click, just slide.
Control Center: This is available even in lock screen mode. Just swipe the bottom of your screen and the panel will appear. You can set mute alarms, switch on AirPlane Mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, AirDrop, Camera, Clock, adjust screen brightness, volume, music all from the Control Center. It’s pretty convenient.
Notifications:The Notification Centre is still on top. It will give details about new mail, missed calls, etc. It also has a new feature called ‘Today’ which will give users a summary of everything they have lined up for the day. Users can also access the Notification Center from any screen, including the Lock screen by swiping down. Search
iPad: Just swipe down from anywhere on the iPad with three fingers. The search bar will appear on top
Photos: Photos are now organised according to moments aka when and where they were taken. The albums are according to date and can be organised according to year as well. Also to share photos, look at the bottom left, you’ll see a little rectangle with an arrow. Click on that and choose the share option. Apple’s done a good job hiding that option.
Closing apps: Apple’s iOS 7 is all about swiping. To close apps, you don’t have to go to the bottom bar anymore. To see the task manager, simply swipe in the centre of your iPad (bottom to top and with four fingers) and the task manager will appear. To close an app, just swipe the app to the top and it will disappear. To close an app while you are using it, you can still pinch to close. Of course you can still move between apps that are already open by just swiping to the left or right with four fingers.
Camera: You can now access the camera via the locked screen. Just swipe camera symbol at the bottom right corner of your device to the top of the your device screen. Once you do that the camera is ready for use. To switch from Photo to Video mode you will have to slide up and down on the options instead of clicking. Remember no click, just slide.
Control Center: This is available even in lock screen mode. Just swipe the bottom of your screen and the panel will appear. You can set mute alarms, switch on AirPlane Mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, AirDrop, Camera, Clock, adjust screen brightness, volume, music all from the Control Center. It’s pretty convenient.
Notifications:The Notification Centre is still on top. It will give details about new mail, missed calls, etc. It also has a new feature called ‘Today’ which will give users a summary of everything they have lined up for the day. Users can also access the Notification Center from any screen, including the Lock screen by swiping down. Search
iPad: Just swipe down from anywhere on the iPad with three fingers. The search bar will appear on top
Photos: Photos are now organised according to moments aka when and where they were taken. The albums are according to date and can be organised according to year as well. Also to share photos, look at the bottom left, you’ll see a little rectangle with an arrow. Click on that and choose the share option. Apple’s done a good job hiding that option.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Sony Xperia Z Ultra at Rs.44,990
Previously Sony launched Xperia SP and XPeria L and hit the market and makes the more Revenues.
And Now, Xperia Z Ultra smartphone is coming dust-proof and water-resistant IP55/IP57 certifications which enables the user to record video for up to five feet under water for close to 30 minutes.
Sony Released the Xperia Z Ultra in China and now the Japanese company is ready to launch the Xperia Z Ultra in India.
Sony Xperia Z Ultra Features :
* 6.4-inch TFT Triluminos display with a resolution of 1080x1920 pixels and Shatter proof sheet on scratch-resistant glass
* 2.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad-core processor and 2GB RAM
* 8-megapixel rear camera with Exmor RS sensor and 2-megapixel front facing camera
* 16GB internal storage expandable up to 64GB via microSD card
* Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
* LTE, NFC, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi & 3000mAh battery
Sony Released the Xperia Z Ultra in China and now the Japanese company is ready to launch the Xperia Z Ultra in India.
Sony Xperia Z Ultra Features :
* 6.4-inch TFT Triluminos display with a resolution of 1080x1920 pixels and Shatter proof sheet on scratch-resistant glass
* 2.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad-core processor and 2GB RAM
* 8-megapixel rear camera with Exmor RS sensor and 2-megapixel front facing camera
* 16GB internal storage expandable up to 64GB via microSD card
* Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
* LTE, NFC, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi & 3000mAh battery
Thursday, June 6, 2013
BlackBerry Q10 Now in India at Rs 44,990
On Thursday BlackBerry launched the QWERTY version Blackberry Q10 at Rs 44,990 in India. It has a Squarish screen. It has Multilanguage support, and users can flick words with one thumb.
Features of Q10, 1.5GHz Qualcomm MSM8960 dual-core CPU with 16GB internal storage. 8-megapixel camera which is capable of taking videos of 1080p and paired with a LED flash. In front has a 2-megapixel camera.
Another feature is a mini-HDMI port to allow connections to a television or projector.
Apps Supports like Facebook have been completely integrated with the BlackBerry 10 hub. All emails and notifications from such applications as Twitter and Facebook go to the BlackBerry Hub, a nerve center accessible with a finger swipe even if you have another application open.
Features of Q10, 1.5GHz Qualcomm MSM8960 dual-core CPU with 16GB internal storage. 8-megapixel camera which is capable of taking videos of 1080p and paired with a LED flash. In front has a 2-megapixel camera.
Another feature is a mini-HDMI port to allow connections to a television or projector.
Apps Supports like Facebook have been completely integrated with the BlackBerry 10 hub. All emails and notifications from such applications as Twitter and Facebook go to the BlackBerry Hub, a nerve center accessible with a finger swipe even if you have another application open.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
BlackBerry Z10 in India for Rs 43,490
BlackBerry has just launched its new device, the BlackBerry Z10 in India. Now, the price for this device is Rs 43,490 which many are seeing as too steep. In fact the number was even trending on Twitter on Monday, with many people feeling that this is too high a price-tag for a smartphone.
The launch was largely dedicated to these features which were intent on emphasising that BlackBerry is now more intuitive and perfect for all those who are hyper-connected. So what is so new in the BlackBerry 10 OS? We take a look at the key features:
The Social Hub: This feature allows users to sync all their social networks – Facebook, Email, Gmail, Twitter, LinkedIn, BBM etc
The BlackBerry Balance: This allows users to divide their device into work and play. Your works apps and email are separate and your office IT admin has access to this, while the personal apps are separate and the IT admin does not have access to these.
Swipe and Keyboard: BlackBerry 10 is completely based on Swipe gestures. To move in and out of an app you need to Swipe, in the dead centre of the phone as we tried out.
Apps: This is the defining feature for any smartphone and while we heard mention of Skype and Angry Birds (yawn, yawn), the fact is that a lot of app developers aren’t creating native apps for the BlackBerry 10.
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Details of new Samsung Galaxy S IV leaked
Details of the new Samsung Galaxy S IV phone have been reportedly leaked on the Internet, just weeks before its rumoured launch.
According to the leaks, the new Galaxy smartphone, which is rumoured to be released as soon as March, is set for a major screen upgrade that would make it the most high-definition mobile in the market, the Daily Mail reports.
According to a document which is said to be leaked by a Korean financial services firm, the Galaxy SIV will boast a 5 inch 1920x1080 display, quad-core processor and will run 2 GB of RAM.
The phone will have the latest version of Android Jelly Bean, the document added.
According to other reported leaks, however, the processor will be an ARM-based Qualcomm model equipped, running at 2GHz.
Rumours also claim that the camera in the new phone will feature a rather standard 2MP front-facing CCD and a high definition 13MP rear-facing one capable of shooting HD video in 1080p at 30 frames per second.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Sony announces high-end Xperia Z smartphone
A new phone is entering into the fiercely competitive smartphone market. The Sony Xperia Z, a soon to be released 5inch smartphone, will add to the options of buyers while making it tough for other competitors. Let us examine what new this phone has to offer. Source Yahoo Click Here For More Details
The Sony Xperia Z has a 5” super bright full HD screen with highest pixel density of 443 ppi (1080x1920 pixels) when compared to other existing smartphones. The BRAVIA TV technology engineers have worked in developing this screen.
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