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How to speed-up my PC

- Sunday, June 12 No Comments

Today i write about new post how to speed up my computer.i think it's very hard to do this many peoples are fiding this tips on internet.when you using your copmuter and you play any game you will need RAM. that time your all proseccor need RAM so your game will hang.
First way to inscres you RAM. It's simple to incres your PC RAM with your Pen Drive.

First of all connect your pendrive to your computer.
Now:
1. Right click on your “My Computer” and click on “Properties”.
2. Now click on “Advanced”and then click on “Performance”.
3. Now click on “Advanced” and click on the “Change” button below virtual memory.
4. Now select your Pendrive below and choose the option “Custom size”.
5. As your last step view the memory available in your pendrive and write it down in the “Initial size” and “Maximum size” filed. and click on “OK”.
So now you are done. Now your pendrive will be used as your RAM

Tags: Softwares

How to send files with high speed in iPhone 4

- Wednesday, June 8 1 Comment

Today i write about new iPhone 4 apps it one how to send high speed files in iPhone 4 to other phones.it's really working and faster sending files than other ways first you need one app for your iPhone 4 download app after open it FileXChange is a new application developed by iStartApp to exchange files on your iPhone, iPodTouch and iPad. With a single click, you can send any type of file towards Windows, Mac, Linux and Android devices. You can use your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad as a USB to transfer files anywhere without iTunes.
FileXchange ii is best app for iPhone 4. it included top 10 apps.you can do many futures with this apps like Very easy to use: intuitive graphics and video tutorial, Transfer files to and from major operating systems, including Android, File transfer is via Wi-Fi or via Bluetooth, Function email, zip and unzip, Data protection via password, High-speed transfer
FileXChange has User-friendly interface. With one tap you can transfer files between any iOS devices over Wifi or Bluetooth with high speed. When you first open FileXChange, a video tutorial shows the basic features and how to use it.
FileXChange will be available soon on the AppStore.FileXchange for P800/A92x

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Tags: Softwares

Apple iOS 5 for iPhone

- Tuesday, June 7 No Comments

iOS 5 won't be ready for the masses until this Fall, but lucky developers -- and eager tech bloggers -- are able to get in on the action right now. We just got done downloading the 730MB BETA, and have decided to turn our iPhone 4 and iPad 2 into guinea pigs for all the newness. Apple says that there are over 200 new features baked into the updated OS, and we've run through the biggies from Notification Center to Twitter to that oh-so-convenient split keyboard for you -- all you need to do is click after the break.

Many of the new features in iOS 5 are things we've been sitting, waiting, and wishing for since the iPhone first launched. Complete with a more robust notification scheme and a brand new messaging protocol, Apple has filled in many of the gaps that have left it behind other OSs like Android and webOS.When you first power up the device, you're greeted with an option to select your WiFi network -- a necessary step for all the cloud-related goodies and WiFi sync features that are now present in the OS. 

Once you're online, you enter your Apple ID, or can sign up for one directly on the device you're using -- which is great for those of us living in a post PC era. After that you get prompted on whether or not you'd like to use iCloud -- which you obviously do -- followed by an option to use the free Find My iPhone service. Finally, after deciding whether or not you'd like to share your usage stats with Apple or not (take a guess at what we chose), you're up and running to "start using the most advanced iOS ever" -- Apple's words, not ours. Now that the hard stuff is out of the way, let's get on to what you've most been waiting for: the new stuff.

Notifications also live on the homescreen, though it looks as if they only appear when a new notification has appeared after the device has been locked. Meaning, if you get an email and don't read it while you're doing something else, notifications don't show up on the homescreen. However, if you get one while the device is locked, all notifications appear and you're given the option to swipe directly to any one of your choosing. We hope this becomes an option before this OS goes gold, but for now, it's simply so much better than what we had before, so we don't want to get too picky (especially in a BETA).

One of the rumors that gained a bit of traction before the keynote was native Twitter integration directly inside iOS. It's now possible to Tweet from within Apple's native apps: websites in Safari, or photos in the Camera app. The "Tweet" button is located under the familiar sharing pane, and ticking it pops up the keyboard along with an overlay that resembles an index card, complete with ruled lines and a paper clip to visualize what you're attaching. Geotagging is available through a simple tap of the "Add Location" option, and one more tap sends the tweet out to all your followers.

Update: We've played a bit more with iMessage and it looks like the differentiating factor between an iMessage and SMS is the color. When someone is eligible for an iMessage, the text in the box reads "iMessage" (as opposed to "Text Message") and the bubbles all turn blue. We're still not quite sure how email accounts or phone numbers can tell the device which is which, but it's probably some magic on the Apple backend. There are also text bubble previews that show up when the other person is typing, and read confirmations also list a time.
Another minor thing we've noticed is that push notifications look the exact same for both iMessages and SMSs since they use the same messages icon. It's a bit confusing to figure out the different implementations of iMessages versus SMSs off the bat, but once you've started a type of conversation, the different color schemes serve as indicators.

Apple iPhone 4G 16GB Quadband World GSM Phone (Manufacturer Unlocked)

Tags: New phones

INQ Cloud Touch for Facebook

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INQ Cloud Touch is new phone for Facebook users. this phone many futures for Facebook his Os is Android 2.2 Froyo you can update OS with Android 2.3 Gingerbread. 5 Megapixel camera, video recording. Facebook™ is part of INQ Cloud Touch's DNA. Totally integrated, it can't live without it. So, a bit like you then. Exclusive to Vodafone and featuring a 3.5-inch LCD screen and a 5 megapixel camera, the INQ Cloud Touch is built for people who use Facebook as their primary means of communication, delivering a fully live Facebook experience built around INQ's Visual News Feed.
System specification :
Display:
3.5-inch touch screen (320 x 480 pixels)
Networks:
2G Network
3G Network
Operating System:
Android 2.2 Froyo
Camera:
5-megapixel camera with auto-focus and video recording
Colors:
Red,White
Futures:
*Supports MicroSD memory card up to 32GB (4GB already included)
*Wi-Fi, USB and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity *with A2DP
*Built-in GPS
*Facebook™ live on the homescreen
*5-megapixel camera with auto-focus and video recording
*3.5-inch touch screen (320 x 480 pixels)
*Integrated Google services including:
Search™, Maps™, Gmail™, Calendar™ and YouTube™³
Access to 100,000+ Android Market™ apps
Media Player Support:
AMR, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ (audio only), MIDI, MP3, WAV, OGG, MPEG4, H.263, H.264

Tags: Softwares

How to install unsigned applications or games in S60v5

- Monday, June 6 No Comments

Yes it is very big problem for S60v5 users. they are always hated this problem but they are not know how to install Unsigned games or Apps in his phone. don't worry here is problam solve software. first you need your phone sertificat you not have just Go to  http://cer.opda.cn/en/. Register and Login. after registrar download your key and secrificat for your phone on this site http://cer.opda.cn/en.save this key and certification in your phone after download freesigner.Than you will need one software freesigner this is very easy way to sign your unsigned apps or games.
Well this should make some members happy, as we now have a new way to hack our phones INSTANTLY - This has been tested on S60 3rd but not 5th.

First off download the (S60Certhack) hacking sis file from below, then Install it by going to "tools" then "file manager" (may be slightly different on various models)

Now go to your phones application menu and choose "Secman" It will now start installing Secman, after it has finished your phone will reboot to finalize installation.

Now go to "Secman" again and choose "Install Root Certificate" Then choose "Turn Plat Security Off" It will now show "Capabilities Activated"

From main application menu open "ROMpatcher" and apply patch.

You can now install HelloOX 1.4 from below with no Cert error message... Your phone is now hacked and you can install unsigned applications


Download here freesigner

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MOTOROLA Droid X2 Price in India

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New Motorola released new, great, faster and awesome good phone.Would a Droid X by any other name smell as sweet? When we reviewed that phone last year we found it to be a solid performer in a solid chassis. In short: a very good phone. Now it's back with a new name, or a revised one at least, the Motorola Droid X2 offering the same basic design as its predecessor but packing a lot more heat on the inside -- a dual-core dose of Tegra 2, to be specific. Will it tickle your olfactory sensors just like the first X?
On the bottom of the left side a micro-USB and micro-HDMI port are nestled, the latter curiously situated a few fractions of a millimeter lower than the former. Details. Unfortunately a swapped orientation on these takes any hopes of compatibility with the Atrix dock and throws it out the window. Up top the 3.5mm headphone jack is offset to the left, and a shiny lock / power button is situated in the middle. The right side has only a chrome volume rocker while the bottom has, well, nothing -- just the slightest hint of a chin.

Like before, the battery cover is firmly held in place by an asymmetrical series of clasps that fit into an asymmetrical series of grooves. The 1,500mAh battery requires a good tug to extract from its cubby, showing the tight tolerances at play here. An 8GB microSD can then be slipped out, and if that seems a bit paltry in these days of the 32GB chips offered in phones like the Charge, well, it is. But, an additional 4GB of user-accessible storage lies within the phone, meaning you really have 12GB here to play with. Plus, there's roughly another 1.5GB in there for apps and such.

One thing you won't find under the back cover is a slot for a SIM card. That is, of course, because this is a strictly 3G phone in an increasingly LTE world.

Droid X2 Performance and battery
The 2 in X2 of course stands for the second processor core that's been tucked away inside here, Tegra 2 running at 1GHz. As a pair those cores deliver solid performance, starting with a quick boot and extending all the way through every task you can throw at it in today's Android ecosystem. It's definitely a powerhouse, evidenced by its benchmark scores. Neocore delivered 54.6, Linpack 36.229 MFLOPS, Quadrant 2,509, and SunSpider completed in just a hair over 4,000ms. Impressive numbers.

Despite that performance the phone offers respectable battery life. It's not great, not matching the Droid Charge or the Infuse (which, admittedly, are packing bigger cells), but the lack of LTE here means this phone should get you through a full day of typical usage. We made it through one earthly revolution and well into a second of casual e-mail and surfing usage before running for an AC outlet, but if boot up Google Nav and get some Google Music streaming in the background and you'll quickly be reaching for that car charger, as with every Android handset.

GPS performance, however, is quite good. The phone locked on to our location in seconds and refused to let it go, and kept a solid wireless connection whenever such a connection was available. Oh, and how is it as a phone? Again quite good. The earpiece speaker is loud and clear, as is the speakerphone built into the back.

Droid X2 Camera

We're not seeing any major differences in the camera hardware here since the original Droid X, so much of what we saw before still applies here. Images are a bit under-exposed at times but overall quality is quite good, and the triple-mic setup delivers great audio for video shooting. Curiously, though, recording still tops out at 720p despite the considerably improved pixel-pushing hardware on offer, and Motorola sadly chose to do away with the two-stage dedicated camera button. A shame for shutter bugs.

Droid 2 Wrap-up

The $200 Droid X2 is definitely a worthy successor to the Droid X name. The design still cuts a striking profile and of course the new dual-core processor won't leave you wanting. However, the lack of LTE connectivity just might. Sure, Verizon hasn't exactly managed to get us locked in coast-to-coast with its flavor of 4G, but enough places are already online to make LTE compatibility a desirable feature. That the X2 doesn't have it has to be seen as a shortcoming.
Price in India : Motorola DROID X2 Android Phone (Verizon Wireless)