Computer Tricks and Secrets

In today's digital age, social media is at its peak. Millions of people join social platforms to connect with friends, family, and new acquaintances, expanding their networks and influence. Among these platforms, Twitter stands out as a powerful marketing and promotional tool. However, managing your Twitter account effectively can be challenging, especially when you follow too many people who don't follow you back. Twitter imposes a follow limit, allowing you to follow only 2,000 more people than the number of your followers. To maintain a healthy and engaging follower list, several tools can help you unfollow non-followers on Twitter. Here are four top tools to streamline your Twitter management: 1. Untweeps: Simplify Unfollowing Inactive Accounts Untweeps is a free and user-friendly tool that helps you unfollow inactive Twitter accounts. This is beneficial as it clears out inactive users, allowing you to follow active and engaging accounts. Easy to Use : Log in through your ...

The Evolution of CyanogenMod to LineageOS CyanogenMod, once a popular custom firmware for Android devices, has evolved into LineageOS. This evolution ensures that users continue to receive the latest Android updates and security patches. One of the major concerns for smartphone users has been the Stagefright MMS exploit, which posed significant security risks. Android 14 Integration with LineageOS Enhanced Security Features With the latest update, LineageOS has successfully integrated Android 14, bringing a host of new features and enhanced security. Android 14 introduces robust security measures, effectively addressing vulnerabilities like the Stagefright exploit. Users can now enjoy greater control over their data and device security. Improved Performance and New Features Android 14 on LineageOS offers improved performance and battery optimization. Users will experience smoother device operation, even with resource-intensive applications. Additionally, Android 14 introduces intuitive...

Do you know that you can restart your Android phone in safe mode much like your Windows or Mac computers? Press and hold the Power / Sleep button on your phone and you’ll be presented with an option to Power Off the device. Tap and hold that option and you will now be able to reboot your phone in “safe” mode. When the phone is in safe mode, you’ll see the words Safe Mode in the lower left corner of the screen. Apparently I am very late to the party – the safe mode feature has been available in Android for many years – but it does seem to solve two problems: If your Android phone freezes or crashes on startup, or randomly restarts, you can force restart your phone in Safe mode and uninstall any of the recent app(s) that may be preventing your phone from working correctly. Now when your phone is in safe mode, you would only see the factory-installed apps on the phone but you can still go to Settings -> Apps to uninstall any apps that you have recently downloaded. If your Android p...

When you open any page inside Google Chrome, it connects to the Internet, fetches the latest version of the page from the server and displays it on your screen. If your computer is offline, Chrome will display an error message with a dinosaur* image saying it is unable to connect to the Internet. Internet Explorer and Firefox offer an offline mode that auto-saves a copy of web pages as you browse the Internet and displays this local copy when you are not connected to the Internet. Thus, if you are offline in a flight, you can still open and read websites that you accessed while your computer was online. Offline Browsing inside Google Chrome The recent versions of Google Chrome also support offline browsing though the option to easily access the cached version of any web page is hidden deep inside the settings. While inside Chrome, type chrome://flags/ to access the experimental features page and search for the “Enable Offline Load Stale Button” option. Click “Enable” against the optio...

CrashPlan at a Glance Price: Individual Unlimited: $5.99/month, $59.99/year, $114.99/two years, $189.99/four years Family Plan Unlimited: $13.99/month, $149.99/year, $289.99/two years, $429.99/four years Pros: Runs on Windows, Mac and Linux Local backup Unlimited File Size Locked File Backup Backup email reports Seeded Backup Mobile apps now available. Cons: Options can be confusing No Sharing No virtual drive Requires Java to run. High memory usage often gets in the way of regular computer use. Backup can be slow and speed can degrade over time. Sign Up Download iOS App Download Android App Full CrashPlan Review CrashPlan offers a myriad of options to backing up your data. Backup to another local drive, another computer, a friends computer or online to CrashPlans servers. Add to that the ability to run on Windows, Macs and Linux machines and you have a backup service that appears to do it all. Installation Installation of CrashPlan varies depending on...

Your Android mobile phone includes a built-in app to help you visually monitor the battery usage pattern. Go to Settings > Battery (the app’s location may vary for your version of Android) and you’ll see a history graph detailing which apps have been consuming the most battery power and how long you can use the device before the battery is completely drained off. If you observe the Android battery graph more closely, you’ll find some other interesting details as well. For instance, you’ll know the pattern of your mobile signal strength, how often apps running in the background ‘wake up’ your sleeping device and so on. This is the main battery graph and is easy to interpret. If there are any breaks, it indicates that the device was powered off during that period. If there are any red or yellow lines over the graph, it indicates that the charge was critically low during that period. The gray area represents the approximate remaining charge. Related Tip: Do not let your phone’s batt...

Here are some of the most useful websites on the internet that you may not know about. These web sites, well most of them, solve at least one problem really well and they all have simple web addresses (URLs) that you can memorize thus saving you a trip to Google. And if you find this list useful, also check out the expanded version – The Most Useful Websites – which now offers a collection of 150+ undiscovered and incredibly useful websites to enhance your productivity. The Most Useful Websites and Web Apps ctrlq.org/screenshots – for capturing screenshots of web pages on mobile and desktops. dictation.io – online voice recognition in the browser itself. zerodollarmovies.com – find full-length movies on YouTube. screenr.com – record movies of your desktop and send them straight to YouTube. goo.gl – shorten long URLs and convert URLs intoQR codes. unfurlr.come – find the original URL that’s hiding behind a short URL. qClock – find the local time of a city using Goo...

Mobile Phone’s Storage Is your phone running out of storage space? Meet a wireless USB stick adds extra storage to your Android and iPhone without any wires and there’s no complicated setup either. What do you do when your mobile phone has limited storage and there’s no option to add an external SD card? How do you carry all your videos and documents where there’s not an iota of space left on the device? Yes, you do have cloud-based services like Dropbox or Google Drive add virtually unlimited storage to your phone but you’ve to be connected to the Internet to access your files. This week I’ve been testing a wireless USB stick from Sandisk adds storage to your phones and tablets much like a regular USB drive. To get started, you plug the USB device into your laptop or desktop computer and let it charge for about an hour or two. You can also transfer the files to the stick from the computer through Windows Explorer or Finder on Mac. Once the device is charged, you tap the little power b...

What do you do when your mobile phone has limited storage and there’s no option to add an external SD card? How do you carry all your videos and documents where there’s not an iota of space left on the device? Yes, you do have cloud-based services like Dropbox or Google Drive that add virtually unlimited storage to your phone but you’ve to be connected to the Internet to access your files. A Wireless USB Stick that Expands your Phone’s Storage This week I’ve been testing a wireless USB stick from Sandisk that adds storage to your phones and tablets much like a regular USB drive. To get started, you plug the USB device into your laptop or desktop computer and let it charge for about an hour or two. You can also transfer the files to the stick from the computer through Windows Explorer or Finder on Mac. Once the device is charged, you tap the little power button on the stick to turn it on. Now install the Sandisk Connect app on your mobile phone, go to WiFi settings on your phone and con...

Android 5.1 - Best New Features For all you Lollipop-ers out there, Android simply started pushing out its first real redesign to its Material Design-dressed OS, and dissimilar to a few overhauls that are generally only for "soundness and execution," Android 5.1 really accompanies some stuff you're without a doubt going to need to think about.   Android 5.1 - Best New Features Welcome back, Silent Mode For all its magnificent increases and outline updates, Google really made Android all the more irritating in one particular case-they took away quiet mode. This implied you could no more simply get LED warnings without your telephone buzzing or making some capable of being heard sound. C'mon, Google. That is amateur. Fortunately, they're correcting the boat with android 5.1 and bringing back the quite cherished peculiarity. Presently you can overlook your loved ones in peace ! Also Check: How To Track IMEI Number Without A Phone Passing to Crappy Wifi! There's a...

Did you just buy a new mobile phone? The first thing that you’ll probably is copy all the phone numbers and other contact information from the old phone to your new cell. Transfer Contacts from one Cell Phone to another The process may vary depending upon the phone support cloud but broadly, there are three options. I will discuss the most popular mobile platforms like BlackBerry, iPhone, HTC, Nokia, Windows Phone, Samsung and Android. 1. SIM based transfer If the address book of your old phone is relatively small and you only want to copy the phone numbers to your new cell phone, simply use the SIM card. Just copy the phone numbers from the old phone’s memory to your SIM card, insert this SIM card into your new phone and then copy the phone numbers in your new phone’s memory. Here’s a detailed guide on how to transfer contacts from the Nokia to an iPhone using the SIM. 2. Transfer Contacts via your Computer The SIM card based approach is good only for transferring basic phone numbers ...

For the last ten years Sony and Ericsson have been joined together in the mobile phone industry, but this long industrious partnership has just come to an end after Sony purchased Ericsson’s 50% share of the partnership at the end of last year. This is the end of Sony Ericsson, and the new Xperia S, just unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, is the beginning of a new chapter for Sony’s smartphone division.   Sony Xperia S Android Phone This phone still keeps the Xperia branding of earlier Sony Ericsson phones, and possibly even the Sony Ericsson branding by the looks of the demo model on show at CES, but it looks markedly different to Xperia phones launched in the last few years. Since the Xperia X10 Sony Ericsson’s smartphones have been uninspiring – they have all looked very similar with no unique style to separate them from other  mobile phone contracts  available. The New Xperia S The Xperia S is a different story. It seems to have adopted many design principl...

#1. OverClock your Device and Improve the Performance Generally most of SmartPhone users tend to complain about slowing down of device, internal memory issues, battery issues. OverClocking is something that is related to your Device’s Primary Memory and Battery Life, which in deed helps you to speed up your device and improves the performance. After rooting, the user gets access to the root of the device, which helps us to set our preferable CPU Voltage as well as ClockSpeed. In order to OverClock or UnderClock our Rooted Device, we might require applications like SetCPU, CPU Tuner and Nofrills CPU and make sure that your kernel needs to support overclocking, as most stock kernels doesn’t support it you might have to  search  on the web for finding best kernel that supports it. If you are concerned about battery life, then you have to UnderClock your device, and in order to improve the speed/performance you have too OverClock it. I’ll be writing the tutorials that helps you t...

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