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Windows 10 features ( Bringing Windows 10 to your foot step )

Microsoft just announced that the upcoming Windows 9 will, in fact, be called Windows 10. Crazy days. So let's pull out 10 of the very best new features from Microsoft's upcoming Windows XP killer.

Talking about the new name, Terry Myerson - executive vice president of Microsoft's Operating Systems Group - said that the Windows 9 name "wouldn't be right" given the new One Microsoft internal strategy. Hence the move to Windows 10.

The Windows 10 release date is slated for "mid-next year" as previously estimated. There was no confirmation as per the rumour that Windows 9 might end up being free. Starting tomorrow Microsoft will start distributing a Technical Preview build of Windows 10 via the Windows Insider Program.

Belfiore says phones are a "natural step forward" - so expect to see Windows Phone 10 debut in 2015.

A Consumer Preview will be coming "early next year" - we reckon it will coincide with CES 2015. Microsoft says it will have more for developers at its Build 2015 conference in April when it will talk more about universal apps. That almost certainly means Windows 10 won't be launched in April.

The current build of the new OS is Windows Technical Preview 9841 and is currently at a very early stage. Previously codenamed Threshold, there is currently no Internet Explorer or consumer features like a media player.

1. There's loads of stuff for touch, but it's different stuff

Designed to appeal to experts and novices alike, Microsoft was at pains to point out that it hasn't given up on touch with the new OS. The Charms bar remains for the moment although we expect it to die if you're using a non-touch PC (check out Continum below).

Microsoft says it wants to support touch users who have persevered with Windows 8 and "evolve" the touch UI. (Translated: That means it is changing quite a bit.) The task switching will no longer work on the left. So with that and the charms going, that's goodbye to most of the problem with Windows 8 - and a whole philosophy down the pan.

Microsoft's Joe Belfiore said at the preview: "We want Windows 7 users to feel like they upgraded from a [Toyota] Prius to a Tesla, but they don't need to learn a new way to drive."

2. It's BACK!

As we've covered before, the e most noticeable change is the new Start Menu, which looks somewhat like the old start menu. It brings some features from the Windows 8.1 Start Screen, such as live tiles, and can be resized.

3. Another new Task View (the Windows 8 flippy thing has gone)

Now the Windows 8 task switcher has been unceremoniously dumped, there's a new Task View in Windows 10, too, so users can switch between virtual desktops.That's because Microsoft now recognises that novice users use the taskbar rather than switching in other, cleverer, ways such as Alt+Tab (which also now switches between desktops).

4. Snap Assist helps you snap windows

A new Snap Assist feature also helps users work out which way is best to snap apps to. You can snap windows into new screens and tile Windows - just as you've been able to since Windows 2.0 or maybe 3.0.

5. The Command Prompt enters the 21st Century

Another quite amazing feature for those of us that use it is that the command prompt is now getting keyboard shortcuts! So you will be able to paste in your commands! Hardly groundbreaking, but actually pretty exciting.

6. Improvements to Windows Explorer

A new Home location is the new default view in Windows Explorer. There's also a Share button on the Windows Explorer taskbar (we really hope this is in the context menu, too).

7. Continum - the special one

This is the best new thing we found out today. Continum is an on-the-fly mode for 2 in 1 devices that can automatically change mode if it detects there is suddenly no keyboard attached. So, for example, a back button appears to help you navigate the Desktop with touch if the keyboard is removed. We reckon the charms will also disappear in non-touch mode, although we've heard conflicting news about that.

8. Windows 10 Universal apps

Windows 10 will also usher in a new app model - Universal Windows apps. Windows Universal apps are the new name for Metro apps/Modern apps/Windows Store apps. Take your pick on those old monikers, they've got a new one! Presumably (although we don't know as yet) that these will also work on Windows Phone. Windows 10 will be able to run on all devices from phones to servers and there will be a single app store across the lot.

All older Windows Store apps will work with Windows 10.

9. Modern (sorry, Universal) apps now float on the Desktop

The new Universal apps also work on the desktop and 'float' in their own Windows. Microsoft wants to banish the separation between the Modern UI and the Desktop.

These 'modern' apps on the desktop have a ... icon for more options - replacing the commands that used to be in the charms on the right-hand side of the screen.

10. Windows 10 has lots for Business and Enterprise

Microsoft says it hopes to appeal to business with this release of Windows, more so than Windows 8 ever did. Belfiore said they were "starting the dialogue with businesses today".

To be honest, it needs to - Windows XP is now ancient and unsupported, while precious other businesses want to make the leap away from Windows 7. But part of the reason why Microsoft is demonstrating the OS without all the consumer features is to show enterprises what the OS is capable of at this stage.

This version of Windows will have plenty of other features for enterprise, including a customised store and protection for corporate data. Mobile Device Management will be able to be used for all devices.

Windows 10 will keep personal and corporate data separate

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Getting pictures from your camera into your computer

Most digital cameras store pictures on a Compact Flash memory card or a Secure Digital (SD) card. When you're ready to view, organize, or print your pictures, you'll need to import the pictures to your computer. Then you can erase the pictures on the memory card and use it to take a new batch of pictures.

There are two main ways to import pictures:

• Connect the camera directly. You can import pictures by connecting the camera directly to your computer using a universal serial bus (USB) cable. With this method, your camera must be turned on, so importing pictures will use up some battery power. You'll also need to keep t Location he cable handy if you import pictures regularly.
  USB cable

  
  
• Use a memory card reader. The fastest way to import pictures is to use a memory card reader. Remove the memory card from your camera, slide it into the card reader, and then plug the card reader into your computer's USB port. Many computers have built-in card readers, allowing you to slide memory cards directly into the computer.
  Memory card reader

Whichever method you choose, Windows should automatically recognize your camera or card reader when you plug it into your computer. Then, follow these steps:

1. In the AutoPlay dialog box, click Import pictures and videos using Windows. Windows will locate the pictures (and any video files) on your memory card.
   This dialog box appears when you plug a camera into your computer or insert a memory card into a card reader.
2. After Windows locates your pictures, you're asked if you want to create a tag (a word or a short phrase that describes the group) for the pictures you're importing. If you do, type the tag name in the Tag these pictures (optional) box. If the pictures being imported don't have any single characteristic in common, skip this step. You can always add tags to individual pictures later (see "Organizing and finding your pictures" in this article).
   You can add a tag to pictures when you import them.
3. Click Import.
4. As Windows begins importing your pictures and video files, select the Erase after importing check box if you want to delete the pictures and videos from your memory card after importing is finished. That clears space on the card so that you can take a new batch of pictures.
   Select the check box to erase the imported pictures from your memory card.

After your pictures are imported, they'll appear in Windows Photo Viewer.

Tip

• You can use a device called a scanner to convert regular photographs into digital pictures.

The Pictures library and Windows Photo Viewer

The Pictures library is the main way to find and organize pictures on your computer. To open the Pictures library, click the Start button , and then click Pictures.

The Pictures library

Windows Photo Viewer is a feature in Windows that you can use to view and print your digital pictures. Double-click a picture in the Pictures library to open it in Windows Photo Viewer.

Windows Photo Viewer and the Pictures library can do some of the same things. For example, you can view pictures, print pictures, and see a slide show of your pictures from either the Pictures library or Photo Viewer. So, which one should you use?

In general, the Pictures library is the place to find and organize your pictures. The Pictures library lets you see all of your pictures in one place and makes it easy to view them by date, tag, and other criteria. Using Windows Photo Viewer, you can rotate pictures, zoom in, view pictures at full size and view your pictures as a slide show.

Working with your pictures

After your pictures are in your computer, you will probably want to work with them. You can view several pictures on a single screen, view a single picture at full size, rotate your pictures, and see them in a slide show.

Using thumbnails

The Pictures library lets you display your pictures as thumbnails—small versions of the full-sized pictures. To display as many thumbnails as possible, make the Pictures library window fill your screen by clicking its Maximize button .

To change the size of thumbnails, click the Views button , and then move the slider up or down. You can make thumbnails smaller to quickly browse a large picture collection. Or, make thumbnails larger to see more detail in each picture. Changing the thumbnail size does not affect the full-sized version of the picture.

To return to medium-sized thumbnails, click the Views button, and then click Medium Icons.

Rotate a picture

Vertical pictures might appear sideways in Windows Photo Viewer. You can rotate these pictures to the correct orientation by clicking the Rotate counterclockwise button or Rotate clockwise button .

View a picture at full size

To view a picture so that it fills most of the Photo Viewer window, double-click the picture in the Pictures library.

To see the largest possible view of the picture, maximize the Photo Viewer window.

To zoom in on part the picture, click the Zoom button and move the slider up. While you're zoomed in, you can drag any part of the picture with the hand pointer to move the picture around. To return to the regular view, click the Fit to window button .

See a slide show of your pictures

You can view your digital pictures as a full-screen slide show that runs automatically.

To start a slide show, double-click a picture to open it in Photo Viewer, and then click the Play slide show button at the bottom of Photo Viewer. The slide show will include all of the pictures in the current view.

The Play slide show button

While a slide show is running, you can pause it, adjust the speed, go forward or backward, and choose whether pictures are shown randomly or sequentially. To display the slide show controls, right-click the slide show.

To end a slide show, press Esc, or click Exit on the slide show shortcut menu.

Organizing and finding your pictures

If you use your digital camera regularly, you'll soon accumulate hundreds or thousands of pictures on your computer. When you need to find a specific picture in your collection, the tools in the Pictures library can help you.

Find pictures by date

Your digital camera labels pictures with the date they were taken. In the Pictures library you can browse or find your pictures by the year, month, or day they were taken.

To find pictures by date, click the search box in the Pictures library, click Date taken, and then choose a certain date, month, year, or other time period.

The search box

Add tags to pictures

You can use the Pictures library to add tags to your pictures—meaningful words or phrases that describe who or what is in the picture and where the picture was taken. Tagging your pictures makes them much easier to find in the future, because you can easily display all pictures that have a particular tag.

If adding tags to every picture sounds time-consuming, don't worry—you can add tags to a whole batch of pictures at once. For example, you could add a "Birthdays" tag to 20 or 30 pictures of a birthday party. To add tags to pictures, follow these steps:

1. In the Pictures library, select the pictures that you want to tag. To select more than one picture, hold down the Ctrl key while you click the pictures.
2. In the details pane at the bottom of the Pictures library, click Add a tag, type the name of the tag in the box, and then press Enter. The tag is added to all of the selected pictures. You can add as many tags as you want.

Try to get in the habit of tagging your pictures immediately after you import them. That way, you won't end up with a backlog of pictures that need to be tagged. For more information, 

Find pictures by tag

Once you've tagged pictures in the Pictures library, it's easy to find them again. Just type the tag in the search box. All of the pictures with that tag appear. For instance, in the example below, typing Animals finds all of the pictures with a tag containing the word "Animals." If any pictures have the word "animals" in their file names, they'll also appear.

 

Type in the search box to find pictures you've tagged.

If you can't remember which tags you've created, click the search box, click Tags, and then click a tag to see a list of the pictures with that tag.

Sharing pictures

Sharing your digital pictures means making them available for other people to view on their computers. The most common sharing methods are posting pictures on a website and sending pictures in e‑mail.

Photo-sharing websites

One way to share your digital pictures with others is to upload (copy) them to a photo-sharing website. Friends and family members whom you invite can visit the website and view your photo albums. Most photo-sharing sites allow you to share and store pictures for free. Note, however, that some sites will delete your pictures if you don't purchase prints or gifts from the site within a certain period of time. Be sure to check the website's policies.

Sharing pictures by e‑mail

Another way to share your pictures is by e‑mail. You can begin to send pictures by e-mail in the Pictures library or in Windows Photo Viewer. If you start in the Pictures library, you can resize multiple pictures at once. If you start in Photo Viewer, only the current picture can be resized. Regardless of where you start, Windows Photo Viewer can automatically compress them (reduce their file size) so that the e‑mail arrives more quickly and the pictures take up less space on the recipient's computer. The original pictures are not affected.

To send pictures in an e‑mail message, select the pictures in the Pictures library, and then click the E‑mail button on the toolbar. In the Attach Files dialog box, select a picture size (the default size, medium, is usually okay), and then click Attach.

Choose the picture size

Windows opens a new e‑mail message in your e‑mail program. The pictures you selected are attached to the message.

Picture attached to an e‑mail message

To send the picture, enter the e‑mail addresses of the recipients, type a subject, and write a brief message. Then click Send. For more information, see Getting started with e-mail and Send pictures in e-mail.

Printing pictures

This section discusses three main printing methods. For general information about printing, see Getting started with printing.

Using a home printer

If you have a printer at home, you can print your own photos. Inkjet printers and dye-sublimation printers can both produce high-quality color photographs when used with special paper. Many have built-in memory card readers and small LCD screens so that you can print pictures without using your computer.

Inkjet printer

You can print pictures from your computer in several ways. You can print a single picture, print multiple pictures on one page, or print a contact sheet (a grid of thumbnail pictures for easy reference).

To print pictures, select the pictures that you want to print in the Pictures library, and then click Print on the toolbar. In the Print Pictures dialog box, choose your print options, and then click Print.

The Print Pictures dialog box

Ordering prints online

Home printers are convenient and allow you to make prints quickly. But if you want to save the expense and hassle of buying ink and paper, consider using an online photo printing service. These services allow you to upload (copy) your pictures to a website. From there, you can order prints in a variety of sizes and pay for them with a credit card. The completed prints are then mailed to your home or office.

One advantage of using online photo printing services is the variety of products they offer. Besides regular prints, you can order personalized T-shirts, greeting cards, calendars, mugs, posters, mouse pads, and more—all bearing pictures that you choose. In addition, these sites usually offer photo-sharing services (see "Sharing pictures" above).

Getting prints from a retailer

If you want prints quickly and don't have a printer, you can take your camera's memory card to a store that offers digital photo printing services. Stores that offer these services include camera stores, large retail stores, and even some grocery stores and pharmacies. Some stores offer self-serve photo kiosks that let you edit, crop, and print your pictures in just a few minutes.

Backing up your pictures

If you use a digital camera, you'll probably accumulate a collection of thousands of digital pictures in just a few years. These pictures hold precious memories and can't be replaced should your computer's hard disk fail. Therefore, it's important to back up your pictures by storing copies of them somewhere else. You could copy them to recordable DVDs or CDs, or to an external hard disk, or use an Internet-based file storage service.

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Microsoft: Surface 2, Pro 2 'Close To Selling Out'

• By Stephanie Mlot
• October 4, 2013 04:46pm EST
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Less than two weeks after Microsoft launched the Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2, the follow-up tablets are flying off the digital shelves - at least according to Redmond.
A Friday post on the Microsoft Developer Twitter feed said that the "Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 are close to selling out."
Just exactly what that means is unclear: Redmond has not released details about how many next-gen devices have been built or sold. Did it make a million or only a few hundred?
Microsoft followers might recall that the company also said that its 32GB Surface RT tablet sold out back in Oct. 2012, knocking shipments back three weeks.
Earlier this summer, however, we learned that Surface revenue was $853 million between Oct. 2012 and June 2013. That might not seem too shabby, but Microsoft also incurred a $900 million charge for Surface RT inventory adjustments, and boosted advertising costs for Windows 8 and the Surface by $898 million.

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According to May data from IDC, Microsoft shipped 900,000 Surface tablets during the first quarter, with reports of 1.5 million sold between October and March. For comparison, Apple sold 14.6 million iPads last quarter.
Recent regulatory filings, meanwhile, revealed that outgoing Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer had his bonus docked in part being of lackluster Surface sales.
The Microsoft Web store currently shows that the 64GB Surface 2, as well as the 256GB and 512GB Pro 2 versions will ship four to eight days after their intended release date.
The Surface 2 has a Tegra 4 processor from Nvidia and arrives on Oct. 22 sporting Windows RT 8.1. It has 25 percent more battery life than its predecessor and is "thinner, faster, and brighter" than the original Surface RT, Redmond said. The Surface 2's touch display also has less reflectivity than the first-generation slate and the new tablet now supports USB 3.0.
The Surface Pro 2, meanwhile, is being billed as a full-blown, workstation-quality business product. Microsoft's new Intel-based tablet will ship with Windows 8.1 and it now has a docking station accessory that can support a 3,840-by-2,160-resolution desktop monitor.
Consumers can head to the Microsoft Web store to pre-order a 32GB ($449) or 64GB ($549) Surface 2, or splurge on the swankier Pro 2, available in 64GB ($899), 128GB ($999), 256GB ($1,299), and 512GB ($1,799) flavors.
But tiny tablet enthusiasts may want to hold out on buying a Windows-based device. According to PCMag sister site Geek.com, Surface vice president Panos Panay recently suggested that a "Surface Mini" is in the works. During a visit to the Seattle Microsoft Store, Panay explained that the team "is working on many different resolutions and screen sizes as potential future tablet PCs," though that likely won't happen before the 2013 holiday season.

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iOS 7: Six Things Apple Got Right and Six That Are Still Missing

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By Shawn Knight on October 4, 2013

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Despite how much people claim to like change, at the core we are creatures of habit. Just as we saw when Facebook introduced Timeline and as we will see when Twitter makes its next significant change, people are going to get up in arms about it. Apple’s iOS 7 was no different.
Described as the biggest change to iOS since the introduction of the iPhone, iOS 7 has been available to the general public for roughly two weeks at this point. That’s given everyone plenty of time to get accustomed to all of the changes and vent about them, but for us, it’s served as an evaluation period.
Looking beyond the flat UI and the animated background, has that much really changed in Apple’s mobile OS? What did Cupertino get right with the update and what areas or features are still missing? To help answer these questions, I’ve put together a list of the top six things that are still missing in iOS 7 as well as the six things that Apple nailed with the update.

The Good

1

Control Center

Control Center is one of the best additions to iOS 7 even if it is a shamefaced adoption from Android. The panel provides quick access to toggle features like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Airplane Mode as well as sliders to adjust volume and screen brightness. There are even shortcuts to useful apps like Clock, Calculator and Flashlight.
To access Control Center, just swipe up from the bottom of the screen.

2

Block contacts

It’s about time Apple implemented a way to block unwanted communications. There are two methods to block offending callers in iOS 7. If someone is already in your address book, simply tap on their profile, scroll to the bottom of the list and select Block this Caller. You can also add numbers to the block list by going to Settings > Phone > Blocked.
Blocked contacts will not be able to call, send messages or initiate a FaceTime video chat.

3

Timestamps in Messages

Timestamps in Messages aren’t exactly new as iOS 6 offered similar functionality. The problem, however, was that the OS would selectively provide timestamps – like when a new conversation was started or after a long period of silence.
With iOS 7, that’s no longer an issue. Simply swipe to the left while in a conversation to see when each message was sent or received. It’s convenient that it the timestamps aren’t always there to serve as a distraction but can be accessed on-the-fly.

4

New Icons

I was unsure whether or not to list this as a positive or negative as people seem to be split pretty evenly across the board. I ultimately see it as a pro simply because A) the old layout and icons were extremely outdated and B) Apple is teasing live apps.
If you haven’t already noticed, the Clock app icon now serves as a watch face. Sure, it’s a little gimmicky and not entirely useful since there is a clock at the top of the screen but if Apple opens such functionality up to developers, we could see all sorts of things like live weather feeds directly on an icon without having to open the app.
We’ll keep our fingers crossed on this one.

5

Improved multitasking

Multitasking has been around on Apple devices since iOS 4 but it was really limited. Developers now have a bit more freedom in iOS 7 and the interface to switch between apps is greatly improved. The new system, similar to the jailbreak tweak Auxo, uses a card-based interface to see which apps are open and lets you get rid of them with a simple swipe up.
Along the same lines, a new feature called Background App Refresh allows apps to refresh their content or use Location Services in the background. The feature is enabled by default although some (Apple included) say turning it off could improve battery life.

  

6

Automatic updates

Previous versions of iOS would alert a user when a new update was available for an app with a small badge on the icon. The gesture was nice but it also meant you had to manually update everything. Not anymore.
With iOS 7, app updates take place automatically in the background. The setting seems to be disabled by default so if you’d like to turn it on, navigate to Settings > iTunes and App Store and slide the slider for Automatic Downloads: Updates to the “on” position.

The Bad (or Still Missing)

1

Landscape orientation for all

Apple’s iPad works in landscape orientation under almost every usage scenario, so why doesn’t the iPhone get the same treatment?
I’ve used both devices and can say it’s rather annoying to be restricted to entering a passcode and navigating the home screen on the iPhone in portrait mode only. Sure, it’s a minor inconvenience and one can get to where they want to go even when looking at things sideways but it shouldn’t have to be that way. It wouldn’t take a ton of work on the UI side to allow landscape orientation phone-wide even with the iPhone’s limited real estate.

2

Different default apps

One can’t help but notice that Apple still doesn’t allow users to select a third-party app as a default app. Don’t like Safari? Tough, you’re stuck with it as you can’t replace it with Chrome as your default browsing app. Not a fan of Mail? You’re out of luck again as you can’t set another program like Mailbox as your default client.
From a marketing and strategy standpoint, it makes sense – Apple wants you to use their apps, not someone else’s. But from a user’s perspective, the freedom to use Chrome as default over Safari or Google Maps over Apple’s own app shouldn’t be out of reach.

3

“Select All” option in e-mail app

I’ve had the same e-mail address for several years and as such, I tend to receive a lot of messages each day. It’s not uncommon to get 100+ e-mails a day after spam filtering which is why it’s so annoying to check my e-mail on an iOS device. Why? Because there is no easy way to delete multiple messages.
It’s beyond me how such a basic function has eluded iOS for so long. If you want to delete multiple e-mail messages, you have tap Edit then methodically select each and every message for deletion. A “Select All” feature would be extremely easy to implement and save people like me a lot of time and frustration.

4

Custom keyboards

While it’s true that the keyboard in iOS 7 has undergone some under-the-hood improvements and even a visual makeover (but __why__ remove the .com button?), users still don’t have the ability to use true third-party keyboards. Android users have enjoyed access to popular third-party boards like SwiftKey for some time and we think it’s about time that Tim Cook and company open up the platform to allow for third-party keyboards.
Earlier this year at the D11 conference, Cook promised to open the platform up a bit more but “not to the degree that we put the customer at risk of having a bad experience.” That’s understandable as there would no doubt be some third-party keyboard apps that would offer a bad experience but the potential for some really great keyboards far outweighs the negatives in my opinion.

5

Greater home screen widget control

Or rather, any control at all. Look, I get it. Just as with the custom keyboard argument, Apple doesn’t want to run the risk of having people turn their home screen into a gaudy MySpace profile. But a little more flexibility in the home screen widget department would go a long way in making the overall experience seem a bit more custom-fit for each user.
I suspect Apple will loosen the reins a bit more over time but Android-like home screen customization likely isn’t in the cards.

6

Can’t remove Apple bloatware

The inability to remove pre-loaded Apple software continues in iOS 7. In the event you don’t use apps like Newsstand or Passbook, you’re stuck with them as there is no way to delete them. We’ve seen this on other phones and operating system and it’ll likely continue but truth be told, it’s annoying. Apple should let users uninstall these apps. If you need them again, simply grab them from the App Store.
Until that day comes, you’re stuck with burying these unused apps in a folder and forgetting they ever existed.

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PC FREE BROWSING (PD -PROXY)

"pd-proxy VPN" is software that lets you tunnel all your internet activity to the outside world while securely encrypting and hiding your true identity (IP Address) at the same time, it also enables you to access the various websites that are blocked/restricted by your local internet service provider.
pd-proxy works directly with all application such as yahoo messenger, skype, online tv can also be use to update your anti-virus at the same time.

NETWORK SUPPORTED BY PD-PROXY HEAR IN NIGERIA

currently pd-proxy is working on MTN BIS and Multilink.

HOW FAST IS PD-PROXY

pd-proxy speed is like a jet. even the streaming is more than stable. Pd-proxy have many server which one can choose from.

Settings for MTN:
Subscribe to any BlackBerry Plan by texting:

BBCWEEK to 21600 for 1 week subscription costs N500
BBC to 21600 for 1 month subscription costs N1500


then configure your modem's access point with the access point name: "blackberry.net"

For blackberry user can also connect through blackberry desktop manager

APN = "blackberry.net"

MULTILINK USER

note: Not all multilink enable one to browse for free. i use 'Multilink 3G Blue Broadband'

you dont need any subscription on Multilink unlike MTN BIS

HOW TO GET PD-PROXY

Goto http://www.pdproxy.com/signup.htm and register.

download pd-proxy here.
http://www.pdproxy.com/download.htm

LOGIN INTO YOUR ACCOUNT

GOTO CONTROL PANEL AND CLICK ENTER VOUCHER.

HOW TO CONFIGURE PD-PROXY

1. After downloading open the the folder and install it.

2. launch the application and input your username and password you created.

3. choose any of the server apart from the demo. and select UDP or ICMP for MTN user while Multilink user should choose udp.

4. goto setting click advance settings

5. click on PROTO OPTIONS

FOR MTN TYPE = 500
FOR MULTILINK TYPE =9200

6. CLICK CONNECT .

YOU ARE GOOD TO GO.

BROWSER SETTING : NO PROXY OR AUTOMATIC. DEPENDING ON BROWSER.

firefox user choose: No proxy

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USE YOUR MODEM WITHOUT UNLOCKING

 1. Insert any SIM in the Modem and plug it to the PC (laptop or desktop)
2. Once the modem detects the SIM it will prompt you for the unlock code or password just ignore it.
Close the pop up window and the modem client.
3. Then, if you have Nokia PC Suite installed on the PC, start NOKIA PC suite.
4. Once started, click on the Nokia PC Suit's "Get Connected Icon".
5. Once it opens, it starts connecting by counting down, stop it and configure it by clicking on the
"Settings Icon".
6. On the first option that displays, normally, Nokia PC Suite brings either Bluetooth Modem or Cable/USB Modem as your option inist.
Just select your data card and click on the proceed icon.
7. The next page displays the list of the network operators. If your service provider is there, select it otherwise, click on the manual configuration option and click on the proceed icon.
8. Now, input the manual configuration settings as appropriate for your service provider and click the "OK" mark or button.
9. Finally, you can now connect to the internet. If the connection is okay, the modem can now connect to the internet with full speed.

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3. You don�t need any hardware
4. No need of TV card
5. No need of an Antenna or DSTV Decorder
6. It is for free of Charge
7. You can add new channels every day
8. It comes with as few as 72 channels
I will share about 4 with you but I want you to pay close attention to the first one because it supports Iphones, Blackberry, Android and some Symbian phones, Then the second works perfectly on PC.
1. Live Stations:- Live station is a free DSTV software that is integrated with a minimum of 25 channels for a start. All you need do is create an account and download the software, then log in into your live station account and choose any station of your choice then you are ready to go.
The moment you log in to your account, you will notice the provision for a iPhone, blackberry, android and some Symbian phones. Click Here to Access it.
2. LS Hunter:- If you're a PC User with a very Good Internet Connection, This is for you. With LS Hunter, Streaming of Live Matches its at Best for Free.. Can't bet if it works on Mobile Devices but its 100% the Best on PC.
Visit Here, Then a List of Live Matches/Sports will be Shown to you on their Homepage, Just click on any of the Matches, Then a Drop down appear to many Streaming Links, Try selecting the One that best works for you.
3. CyberTV:- This Software gives you entrance to online radio stations from over 140 countries as well as 882 online TV stations originating from 100 countries. No need to obtain a Tuner card for the TV or any extra hardware.
Channels are all streamed via your Internet connection. For the Radio channels, a modem speed of 56Kb/s is required, for the broadband TV stations you need 256 Kb/s. Click Here Cybertv to download
4. Online TV2PC:- This Player allows you to capture your channels from any location in the world. This makes it great when you download it to your laptop. As long as you have Internet access, you can plug in and watch. I must tell you this that it is indeed the fastest, easiest and most cost effective way to view international television in today's high paced environment. Click Here Onlinetv2pc to download
5. Quick Tv to Pc:- Quick TV to PC is the best available software online today to watch thousands of satellite movies and listen to radio channels from all over the globe. Click Here to download.


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digital fingerprint scanner

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HOW TO ACTIVATE YOUR WINDOWS 7 INTO A GENUINE VERSION WITHOUT SOFTWARE

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How many Nigerians are Using Genuine windows 7? We all know that everyone can't buy a genuine windows 7, because the cost is too high.

Lots of Windows 7 users have experienced the error message that "Windows 7 is not Genuine". This error message comes if you use pirated or OEM versions of Windows 7. If windows 7 is not genuine, even you can't change the background wallpaper or any other display related option on your PC.
So now this Tutorual will show you an easy way to make your windows 7 genuine using command prompt.
HOW TO MAKE WINDOWS 7 GENUINE USING COMMAND PROMPT
1. Press Windows key + R
2. Now "run" box will appear , In the "run" box type CMD, Click on OK

Note:- Run CMD as Administrator Now command prompt will appear In command prompt type SLMGR -REARM and then Hit the Enter button.

Wait 5-10 seconds Now a message will appear as shown in Link image below.

Done!!! Now your Windows 7 is Genuine.. Restart your PC once. Hereafter you won't see the warning message that "Windows 7 is not Genuine"

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HOW TO ACTIVATE YOUR WINDOWS 7 INTO A GENUINE VERSION WITHOUT SOFTWARE

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How many Nigerians are Using Genuine windows 7? We all know that everyone can't buy a genuine windows 7, because the cost is too high.

Lots of Windows 7 users have experienced the error message that "Windows 7 is not Genuine". This error message comes if you use pirated or OEM versions of Windows 7. If windows 7 is not genuine, even you can't change the background wallpaper or any other display related option on your PC.
So now this Tutorual will show you an easy way to make your windows 7 genuine using command prompt.
HOW TO MAKE WINDOWS 7 GENUINE USING COMMAND PROMPT
1. Press Windows key + R
2. Now "run" box will appear , In the "run" box type CMD, Click on OK

Note:- Run CMD as Administrator Now command prompt will appear In command prompt type SLMGR -REARM and then Hit the Enter button.

Wait 5-10 seconds Now a message will appear as shown in Link image below.

Done!!! Now your Windows 7 is Genuine.. Restart your PC once. Hereafter you won't see the warning message that "Windows 7 is not Genuine"

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EASIEST WAY TO FIND KEYS FOR SOFTWARE

This is the easiest way to find serials/Activation Key for any software easily Online.



This Tricks make it easier for you to Search for any Software/Games Crack or Serials Online. Let us see how?

There is simple code for it you can easily remember ’94FBR’

Lets say you want to find the serial for Windows XP Professional, Just type in the search box above Windows XP Professional 94FBR then Hit the enter key and checkout the Search Results.

If you want to find the serial for MS OFFICE 2007 just type in the search box above … MS OFFICE 2007 94FBR followed by enter key.

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How to Repair Your iPad Touch Screen

 

The Apple iPad, iPad 2 and iPad 3 are very sophisticated devices. You just have to open them up and take a look inside the sleekly designed tablet to see how the amazing brain of the device functions. One must be very careful, as sturdy as they feel it just takes one harsh drop or impact and the touchscreen may shatter. What happens when this dreaded occasion occurs? Well you can either take your iPad to a repair specialists or you could have an attempt at repairing it yourself. Warning, this is not for the faint hearted.
Repairing the iPad yourself
I will focus on the iPad 2 as it is the trickiest, and if you can replace a touchscreen on the iPad 2, the others are a breeze. It is best to start at the bottom right corner about 5 cm in from the corner. I find the best tool to use is a narrow paint scrapper or a flat scalpel (The scalpel is more risky as it can easily cut important cables and I advise the paint scrapper if it is your first time.) You will also need a heat gun or hairdryer to heat the screen whilst you remove it. This helps to melt the glue on the inside. Be careful not to overheat the screen as it can damage the LCD underneath.
Be careful as the Wifi cable is glued to the inside of the touchscreen about an inch to the right of the home button. You need to slowly lift the touchscreen away from the casing and detach the cable from the touchscreen. Remember not to damage the plastic bezel around the outside of the touchscreen. You can replace it, but if you are careful you can easily fit your opening tool between the bezel and touchscreen.
Slowly move your opening tool around the iPad in an anti-clockwise motion while heating. The next danger zone is the volume/on-off flex cable in the top right hand corner of the screen. Work very slowly around this area as to not damage this cable; this is the cable that most technicians still manage to break every now and then. If your iPad is the 3G model then you need to detach both the Bluetooth and 3G modules at the top either side of the camera glued on the inside of the touchscreen.
All you have to do is now loosen the bottom left corner and pull the touchscreen away as if you are opening a book. Do this very slowly to pull the adhesive away. The touchscreen flex cable is on the left near the bottom, be careful not to pull too hard on the cable as it still needs to be disconnected from the main board. You can now loosen all four screws around the LCD and once again lift the LCD out as if you are opening a book as the connector for the LCD is on the left. Disconnect the LCD using the thin gold clip and pull it out the board. You can now disconnect the touchscreen and remove.
You now need to take note how the home button and camera are glued onto the touchscreen and replicate it on the replacement screen. Remove all glass and adhesive from the frame. The best adhesive is the 3M double sided tape that is pre-cut out for the iPad. The trickiest part is to fold the cable inside the casing so it does not stop the touchscreen from sitting flush. Have a look at the old one to see how it folds.
Taking it to an out of warranty repair centre
The second option is to find a third party repair centre. Service centres such as these have done this repair hundreds of times and are well equipped to do a quality job. Things you do have to consider are; does the service centre offer an in house warranty, this generally illustrates their confidence in their work. Some service centres can also take weeks to repair a device, this job shouldn't take longer than a day or two.
You can also search the reputation of the repair centre on website such as hellopeter and view how many compliments and complaints the company in question has.
Take the iPad back to Apple
The last possibility is to take the iPad back to Apple. What Apple normally does in these cases is they replace the device at the customers' expense and offer a 15% - 20% discount on a new device.
The upside to this scenario is getting a brand new device including a brand new warranty, the obvious down side to this situation is the cost involved in having to purchase a new device even though the discount offered is fairly substantial.

Ryan Frey is a professional Apple technician and has repaired hundreds of devices, if you require advice or guidance on replacing your touchscreen, spares or an expert repair man check out the services here

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Unlock Your Phone Guide

What is phone unlocking?

Unlocking your phone simply means that you can use it on networks (also known as carriers or operators) other than your own. So for example, if you are currently locked into a contract with Vodafone UK, you could unlock your phone and make calls through Orange UK.

Every phone contains a small removable chip called a SIM card. The SIM card contains a unique number which links your phone to your network. The network then usually 'locks' your phone, meaning that no other SIM card will work in your phone. You might think there isn't much point in unlocking, but it can bring quite a few benefits.


So, what are the benefits of unlocking?

Once your phone is unlocked from your network, there are number of possibilities and benefits as follows:

• Save money with other networks – You will be able to use other networks to make cheaper calls, send cheaper texts or use a cheaper data plan. You can simply insert another network's SIM card (either temporarily or permanently)
• Travelling abroad / Roaming – Using other networks while abroad can save you on average 75% compared to the roaming rate charged by your network. Networks are well known for charging very high rates for calls or data while abroad. If your phone is unlocked you can buy cheap throwaway SIM cards from the country you're visiting. You can also keep your SIM, but connect to other (cheaper) networks that you wouldn't normally have access to
• Multiple bands – Some phones, such as dual, tri or quad-band phones, are capable of using different networks while abroad, however your own network may be blocking access to this feature. By unlocking, you can use any network while you're away from home and they will often be cheaper than your own. For example if you take your locked Cingular phone to the United Kingdom it won't detect some UK networks. If your phone is unlocked however, these networks will be accessible
• Increase the resale value – If you upgrade your phone and no longer need the old one, then you are free to sell it. Unlocked phones are worth up to 300% more than locked phones, meaning it's a great investment
• Cheaper deals and tariffs – If your phone is unlocked and you see a promotional deal, or better tariff on another network, then you can put in another SIM card and use that. That's assuming you're not locked into a 12, 18 or 24 month contract, in which case you can still use the other network, but you will still have to pay for the original contract
• Use other SIMs – This can sometimes be handy. For example, you may have run out of credit on your phone. You could use someone else's SIM card in your phone to make calls through their network. Or perhaps a friend may be having problems with their phone. You could put their SIM card in your phone to test if the problem is phone related or network related
• Use dual SIM adapters – once unlocked, you can purchase a dual SIM adapter allowing you to switch between two networks on one phone
• Unlock once only – once your phone is unlocked, you never need to do it again

Is unlocking the same as jailbreaking?

Not exactly. If you own an iPhone, then there is something similar to unlocking called Jailbreaking. Whilst you can Jailbreak your phone yourself, we strongly recommend getting it done safely and professionally. The leading method is through Jailbreakunlock.org who provide great support and the process is complete reversible. We also have a useful Jailbreak Guide if you want to find out more.


Why do networks lock phones?

The only reason for phones to be locked is to ensure that you stay with your network for a certain period of time. If your phone is unlocked, you are less likely to leave and choose another provider.

Don't believe what your network representative tells you about your subsidised phone costing them a lot of money. They get significant discounts from phone manufacturers and make a very healthy profit from your monthly contract and call/text/data charges.


Maybe my phone is already unlocked. How do I check?

The quickest way to check if your phone is unlocked is to put someone else's SIM card in your phone (whether their phone is unlocked or not). If you can make calls with that SIM card, then you don't need to unlock your phone and you can probably stop reading!


What are the risks of unlocking?

Your network might not like you – If you ask your network's sales representative about unlocking, they may tell you that it's illegal (which is untrue), that you void your warranty (which is untrue if the unlocking is done properly) or that it can't be done (it can be, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this guide). These are often mis-truths that are told to protect their revenues.

There are, however, some risks to watch out for if unlocking isn't done properly:

• A permanently locked phone – most phones will allow you to try unlocking three times. If you fail on the third attempt, your phone will be permanently locked to your network, with no chance of trying again
• Loss of data – Some unreliable unlock codes work by exploiting the phone's software. This can sometimes mean losing all of your data like your contacts, messages, emails, apps and so on.
• Warranty issues – If you don't unlock through a reputable company, you can void your warranty. This means that if you have any issues with your phone, neither your network nor your manufacturer will fix the problem
• Bricked phone – In a lot of cases, especially using free codes off the internet, the unlock code can render your phone completely useless. This is more common that you might think, so be very careful

So, how do I unlock my phone properly?

We have done a fair bit of research to make this guide and the most reputable site around is currently Globalunlock.com. Their unique selling point is that they have a direct relationship with phone manufacturers which guarantees 1) the code will work and 2) you won't void your warranty

There are other lesser well-known companies that provide unlock codes, so feel free to have a hunt around, but be very careful as there are an equal number of scam websites. As with many things online, you can usually tell how trustworthy a site is by their design. If a site looks like it been thrown together in a couple of days, then don't go near it or you will risk damaging your phone.


Can't I do it myself?

Yes, you can if you can find a working unlock code. These can be found on the internet for free, but it can be a bit like finding a needle in a haystack and the risks are high that you could 'brick' your phone if you get the wrong code (as explained in the risks above).


How do I find these free codes?

To find free codes, start by typing in your phone's make and model into Google with the words "free phone unlocking code".

Be very careful though - a lot of unlocking sites come and go or they are of very poor quality. Most of them will promote free unlocking, but then eventually take you to some dodgy payment system. There is the odd genuinely helpful site, but unfortunately the scammers have taken over Google's search results pages, so you will really have to do some digging.

We would recommend the two sites above though to be on the safe side. Spending a few more dollars, pounds or euros is a small price to pay for not bricking your phone.


Do I need to download or install any software?

No software is necessary. You just need an unlocking code. Don't believe anyone or any website that says you need software to unlock your phone. The exception is to Jailbreak iPhones, but this is different to unlocking. See Jailbreakunlock.org for more information on Jailbreaking.


Is unlocking legal?

Yes – it is totally legal. Phone companies may tell you that it isn't, but that is simply a sales tactic because they're afraid you might use your phone on a competitor's network.


Are you sure?

Yes, however there is something similar called unblocking. That IS illegal. Unblocking is when you make a phone work after it has been blocked. Phones may be blocked if they have been stolen or lost. Unlocking and unblocking are two totally different things


Will unlocking void my warranty?

This depends on how you unlock the phone. If you use a trusted company like Globalunlock.com, then they will guarantee your warranty isn't voided

If you do it yourself, use a disreputable website or take it some small phone shop in town, then you may have warranty issues if you need to get your phone repaired in the future


Will I keep the same number?

Yes you will. Unlocking does not affect your phone number. Unless of course you put another SIM card in your phone, then the number will change while that SIM is in your phone.


Ok, what do I need before I unlock my phone?

You will need four pieces of information before you acquire your unlock code:

1) Your IMEI or ESN number
The number will be in the format: AA-BBBBBB-CCCCCC-D or AABBBBBBCCCCCCD

There are a number of ways to find this code. Start with the first (easiest):

- From your phone's dialing screen dial *#06# The number that appears will be your IMEI number

- If that doesn't work, look through your phone's menu for a "Help" or "About" screen and try and find the "IMEI number" or "IMEI code". For iPhone users, here is a useful guide to help you: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1267

- The IMIE number may also be printed on the outside casing of your phone at the back

- If all of those fail, then the number should also be found on the 'compliance plate' which will usually be located under your battery or inside the battery compartment area. It usually looks like a white sticker with some numbers and codes. Look for a 15-digit number in the format above

2) Your handset make and model
For example: Blackberry Torch 9800

3) Your network / network
For example: Vodafone UK or Sprint US

4) Country
The country that you live in (or more accurately, the country that your network is in)



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How to find your lost Android phone: tricks and apps

 Today’s smartphones might as well be called super phones and living a connected, online life has become much easier; especially with the present generation of Android phones. Android devices allow all manner of capabilities such as internet browsing, online banking, online shopping and much more. Furthermore, the capability of the modern phone means that individuals now treat their phones as storage device for images, passwords and other confidential data. This unfortunately means that the thought of losing the phone can cause significant worry and anxiety.
On the bright side however, there are a number of useful Apps that come to the rescue should the worst happen and you lose your device. Ideally, you should protect your Android phone by installing Android phone trackers such as remote antitheft and GPS location systems, the minute you get hold of the phone. Most of these Apps are available in the Android Play store and can be installed very easily on any Android phone. If you have not been able to install this type of App for whatever reason, there are still a number of ways to locate a lost or stolen device.
Contacting the service providers – most service providers have their own applications which may help you in locating the Android device. This should be the first thing you do. Try to  contact them immediately one you’ve aware of your loss to see if they can help you.
AndroidLost – this is a useful remote control application that helps in locating the device via Google maps and even plays a siren on the device with an SMS command. It provides plenty of other functions such as sending messages to your lost device, getting an email alert should the SIM card be changed and can also help lock the device under a remote command. Probably the most useful feature is the fact that you can wipe the phone’s data. The App also enables the camera to take a picture of its surroundings and with the online control feature you might get a pretty good idea about where the phone is.
Plan B – this is a free application made available by Lookout Mobile Security and one of the most useful aspects of this application is that it can be installed even after the Android phone has been lost. This is a full-spectrum protection software that offers antitheft, data backup and antivirus protection. Once the software has been installed, you can get an approximate location of the phone using Google Maps as well. This software can be installed very easily. Even if the GPS services have been turned off in your lost phone, this software will turn it back on.
Where’s My Droid – this is one of the premier applications in the Android Play store and once installed on the device can help in making the phone ring or alert people to the loss or theft. It can also deliver GPS coordinates of the device with the help of an SMS command. The App also has a Stealth Mode which means that you can send the phone an SMS with a certain keyword work and the phone will receive it in complete silence.

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HOW TO OPEN PDF FILES ON YOUR JAVA PHONES USING BLUEFTP Download any PDF file, and save it on a empty folder , then quit your browser. Open your BlueFTP and go to were you saved the file and open it , it will show everything, or rename “pdf“ to “txt“ and open, enjoy it friends. Thanx..

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Follow this Very simple Steps 1. Go to YouTube, Open the page of the video that you wish to download. 2. Now you will have to make a small change to the video page link [ Replace "www" to "ss"] For Example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGOIzsNZaPQ will change to http://ssyoutube.com/watch?v=LGOIzsNZaPQ 3. Then Access the Site after Editing the URL, It will redirect to a new site http://en.savefrom.net 4. Now you have to choose the format of the video like mp4,3gp,flv and also shows the video quality like 240p,360p,720p,1080p. 5. Choose the Right Format & Video Quality that Suits you.. Thats All Enjoy!!!

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