Showing posts with label Tips At Your Fingers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips At Your Fingers. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Posted by Unknown
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WAYS TO INCREASE RAM IN ANDROID PHONE



we will first see whats a RAM is ?


In context to android phone RAM is temporary data storage that the CPU uses during OPEN APPLICATIONS ...In other words more the RAM ,More Applications can be run and HIGH end games and apps can run smoothly .


BUT WHAT WILL SWAPPER APP DO ?

Its a virtual ram in SDCARD PARTITION ..Its job is to SWAP the most used apps from RAM to SDCARD ...Therefore inbuilt RAM is increased ... 


STEPS TO INCREASE RAM USING SWAPPER APPLICATION...


STEP 1:


  • Use any partition manager (like mini partition wizard ) make 3 partitions  .
  • 1st partition for sd card storage.
  • 2nd partition for LINK2SD app.
  • 3rd partition for  our SWAPPER app.
  • REBOOT your phone

STEP 2:

  • Download and Install Swapper2 from here.
  • Run swapper at startup and use 3rd partition link.
  • Safe unmount once and remount it.

STEP 3:

  •  Your RAM is increased by great margin... HAPPY GAMING   !

NOTE:

  •      Your phone must be rooted
  •     Link2sd is used to move internal memory apps to SDcard
  •     DO NOT REMOVE SDcard at any cost

ANY QUIRES ???? FOLLOW ME HERE





Monday, 18 February 2013

Posted by Unknown
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WAYS TO ROOT ANDROID PHONES 


Rooting android phones is not complicated as it sounds .Following are the ways which I found to root android phones.


1.USING UNLOCK ROOT

Most used and best rooting tool available.



I. Before You Begin:

  •  This will void the warranty. 
  •  Make sure your device has at least 60% of battery life left.
  •  You must have drivers for your device installed on your PC.

II. Downloading Required Files:

III. Rooting Your Android Device (Using the Unlock Root Tool):

  • Place the Unlock Root Tool file you just downloaded to your Desktop.
  • Double-click on the tool’s executable file and install the program.
  • Once installed, launch it on your PC.
  • Enable the USB debugging option on your device    
  • fromMenu>>Settings>>Applications>>Development>>USB debugging.
  • Connect the device to your PC using the USB cable.
  • Click on Root button in the tool and it’ll try to detect your device.7. A list of detected devices will    appear, select your device from the list.
  • As soon as you select the device, it’ll start the rooting process.
  • Once the rooting’s done, you should get a confirmation message on your screen.
  • Reboot the device..

2.USING SUPER ONE CLICK




Step 1 :  


Plug in and connect your android device to your computer via USB and it will initiate driver installation for the device. Install them. Skip this if you have done this already before.

Step 2 :

Unplug and re-connect, but this time select "Charge only" to sure that your phone’s SD Card in not mounted to your PC during the rooting process.

Step 3 :


Put your android into USB Debugging mode. Go to Settings > Applications > Development and enable USB Debugging. This will enable SuperOneClick to root your android device by running the exploit from your PC while connected via USB.

Check all the steps. All drivers should be installed. You SD card must be un-mounted and USB Debugging must be enabled. Now get ready.

Step 4 :


Open the superoneclick folder you’ve downloaded and run SuperOneClick.exe file. You will see the window (below). Click on the "Root"button. You will get messages like shown below and if everything goes well you will get OK messages a lot.

Step 5 :


It takes just a minute. And after its done you will see a"Running a Su test Success!" which means the rooting process is completed. Go to your phone app drawer and you will see Superusericon which means you now have root access. (reboot the phone if you don’t see it)




I will also be updating on how to increase RAM  on android phones using SWAPPER application in my future posts ...So stay tuned ....Thank you

Posted by Unknown
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Now Easy to Add Facebook Account in Windows 8

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Windows 8 introduces the People app for your social accounts. You can add your Facebook account to Windows 8 People app. Also your Twitter , Google accounts can be added to People app to work along with your Microsoft account. The app is designed to get your entire updates in one place.

The facility earlier provided by third party applications is now integrated with Windows 8. It is more convenient than mobiles or tablets even with deep integration of your Facebook and twitter accounts. In Windows 8 People app all you need is a single click to get all updates.


The Facebook account addition to People app is simple in Windows 8. To start please open Start Tiles menu and Click on People app. The People app will be opened in sync with your Microsoft account. Then go to the right corner and Click settings.






Now Click on Accounts in the settings menu. You can also reach here by clicking on “connected to” at top right corner.




Now your accounts will be shown here. In the accounts list, Click on Add an Account.



Now you will get a bunch of options like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google etc. Click on Facebook option here to add Facebook account.






In the Facebook connect window, Click on Connect to add your Facebook account. You will be prompted with the Facebook Logon window. Enter your Facebook credentials here and Click Log In.



Now you have to allow the permission request for accessing your Facebook details to Microsoft account. Click on Allow to proceed. Now it is all done. Click on Done to complete on next screen.





Your Facebook account is connected to the People app. Now close your People app and again restart it. It will start syncing with your Facebook account. You can see the Facebook logo on top of the screen to verify that your account is connected.







To start posting, Click on the “ME” picture and Start writing.




Similarly, You can add your Twitter Account to the People app in Windows 8. Start enjoying updating and tweeting in one place instead of switching applications. The People app for Windows 8 is very much helpful to the social network users.
Posted by Unknown
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How to add polish to your Power Point presentations


Microsoft Power Point is a terrific medium because it allows you to reinforce your message with visual prompts. But too often, the power of PowerPoint is lost because the speaker doesn't use it to help viewers focus on the message. Instead, PowerPoint itself becomes the focus.

Whether you are a frequent public speaker or a student who needs to make a presentation for the semester final, you can feel more relaxed and confident the next time you're using PowerPoint to deliver a presentation with these four tips to help keep the focus on your topic—not on the medium. After that, expand your PowerPoint knowledge with 12 tips for creating better presentations. And, for a new look, you may also want to explore free PowerPoint templates.
Make consistent style changes on all slides using the slide master

Sometimes PowerPoint users forget that changes to features, like bullet styles and indentations, don’t have to be made on every slide—they need be made only once, on the slide master. The PowerPoint slide master stores information about the theme and slide layouts of presentations, including backgrounds, colors, fonts, effects, placeholder sizes, and positioning. Using the slide master can give you peace of mind as you make a presentation, because you know your slides will be consistently formatted.

Note: These slide master instructions are for PowerPoint 2010 and PowerPoint 2007. For PowerPoint 2003, take this training.

To make changes to PowerPoint themes or layouts, from anywhere within your presentation, click the View tab, and then click Slide Master. You will see a slide master, as shown here.


The PowerPoint slide master stores information for your entire presentation.


The slide master includes placeholders showing the layout of text on the slides and the style in which text will be formatted. The slide master includes corresponding layouts to accommodate different types of information. You can apply a layout to a selected slide in Normal view: On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click the arrow next to the Layout icon.

Remember that changes you make to the layout or formatting on the slide master are automatically applied to all the slides in your presentation. If you want to change the placement or text styles for a specific slide only, select that slide, and work in Normal view. Then, make any of the types of changes mentioned here.

To change the bullet style for all first-level bullets in a presentation, make the change on the slide master:


From anywhere within your presentation, click the View tab, and then click Slide Master.


Click anywhere in the first bullet.


Click the Home tab.

In the Paragraph group, click the arrow beside the Bullets icon and then click Bullets and Numbering.

Select the bullet style and attributes you want for your first-level bullets, and then click OK.

You can change the style for all first-level bullets in your presentation.


In a similar way, you can make other adjustments to the style and format of the slide master, using formatting options on the Home tab. For example, you can change the text color and size, and you can change the indentation of the bullets from the Paragraph dialog box.

You can use slide masters for a lot more than adding repeated information or changing formatting, too.
Find more ways to use and customize master slides

PowerPoint 2010
PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint 2003

Read more about how slide masters can save time and improve results.

Include a date or a slide number on your slides

In PowerPoint 2010 and PowerPoint 2007, you can include a date, a slide number, or other information that will appear in the footer (bottom) portion of either a specific slide or all the slides in your presentation.


In Normal view, click the Insert tab.


In the Text group, click Header and Footer, Date and Time, or Slide Number, specify the information you want to appear, and indicate the slides on which it should appear.



Specify slide number or other footer information in the Header and Footer dialog box.


In this dialog box, you can also turn on slide numbers and add footer information. Each item will appear in the placeholder and in the style indicated on the slide master.

Read about slide information for PowerPoint 2003.

Reinforce your message with automated charts

People retain information in different ways—by reading text, by seeing graphical representations, and by listening. So it's important to learn to create and to include at least simple charts when you make a PowerPoint presentation. With the automated formats PowerPoint provides, you have literally dozens of ways to build a unique presentation and to make your message memorable. If you have Microsoft Excel installed on your computer and you use PowerPoint 2010 or PowerPoint 2007, the chart you create is an Excel chart, with access to all the advanced charting features available in that program.
Insert a chart or graph in your presentation


PowerPoint 2010


PowerPoint 2007



PowerPoint 2003

Careful use of animations and transitions is another way to make your presentation more memorable. Learn more about working with graphics in PowerPoint 2010, PowerPoint 2007, and PowerPoint 2003.

Jump easily between slides

If you didn't know how to use a hyperlink, you wouldn't be reading this online article. You may already use hyperlinks for quick and easy access to the web if you are connected to the Internet while making your presentation. Too often, however, a cool way to use hyperlinks within a presentation is overlooked. It happens when presenters include additional information at the back of a presentation as "backup" slides and then never refer to them because it's too difficult to navigate to the end and then return to the main presentation. But if the information is important enough to reference in a backup slide, why not make it accessible within the slide show, too?

With PowerPoint hyperlinks, you don't have to ignore that information at the end of your presentation, because it's easy to jump between slides.



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