15 iPhone Tips

1. Save Battery Life (When It Is Running Low) When your iPhone battery is running low, turning off the following settings can help make your iPhone last longer. With these off, you can still receive calls, SMS and even go online with EDGE connection. Settings > Wi-Fi > Off. Settings > Bluetooth > Off. Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Off. Settings > General > Cellular > Enable...

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1. Save Battery Life (When It Is Running Low)

When your iPhone battery is running low, turning off the following settings can help make your iPhone last longer. With these off, you can still receive calls, SMS and even go online with EDGE connection. Settings > Wi-Fi > Off. Settings > Bluetooth > Off. Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Off. Settings > General > Cellular > Enable 3G > Off. Settings > General > Cellular > Enable LTE...

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Windows 10 devices to allow sign in with face, iris

The Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system at the CeBIT technology fair in Hanover on March 15, 2015 Washington (AFP) - The new Windows 10 operating system will allow users to sign in to a device without a password by using biometrics, including facial recognition, Microsoft announced Tuesday. Microsoft said its Windows Hello feature will support biometric authentication as part of an effort to reduce the use of passwords, which can often be...

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WhatsApp Is Now Available On The Desktop NO NEED TO BE DOWNLOAD

WhatApp has launched a desktop client service called WhatsApp Web.  WhatsApp Web can be used by scanning a QR code with your phone to log in. WhatsApp Web mirrors the conversations and messages from your mobile device so your messages will still live on your phone. There are several limitations with WhatsApp Web. The biggest limitation is that iOS devices are not supported. WhatsApp Web is accessible through Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry...

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Windows 10 Will Log You In Using Your Biometric Data

 Are you looking forward to Windows 10? Many people are thanks to the resounding disappointment Windows 8 seemed to be with the masses. The last Windows version I used was 7, and I have to say I thought it ran smoothly and I don’t remember any problems with it. Windows 10 is making some big changes, however, starting with the way you login to the computer in the first place. Forget passwords – Windows 10 will apparently let you login with a...

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