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Sunday, January 1, 2017
6 things you never do in Facebook should not be
6 things you never do in Facebook should not be
There is no doubt that social networking has created a new kind of communication and interaction between people, these networks have become today occupies the first rank as the top visited websites in the world, and why not It includes millions of people and that makes them discuss and share their ideas with their friends and with the world. But nonetheless there are some behaviors and reckless posts and publish some pictures and discussions on topics that everyone must Tjunbha.lzlk in this article mention some of the behaviors that should be avoided as much as possible.
6 things you never do in Facebook should not be
1) Religion and politics
If your job concern is to create confusion, and move forward in the discussion on political issues or religious endless you .vaatkd needs to review yourself, because these issues specifically in the Arab world will make you hate all people and even make you enter in the Default conflict be acquitted on mostly Fund comments on Facebook or on YouTube, with people perhaps deported hundreds of miles away from you. So Vozky thing is to stay away from such topics as much as possible for you, because there is no interest in entering the sterile debate will not it will not reach a conclusion.
2) Selfies day
Every time there is a global phenomenon published like wildfire, the last of these is the so-called Zawahir Selfie, which is in fact the form of a new fashion spread in the Internet and became a well-known phenomenon and famous today. But there permanently overused and lose you a beautiful thing for joy, some people on Facebook and even in the rest of the network published this type of images are big and annoying, to the point that he only Ihtah to go on a trip to the moon to take there is a picture Selfie, and publish them in his wall on Facebook is full of all kinds images and all the asanas.
3) Spam Forum:
I do not know why some people together in applications that are sent every hour or more information, Duas and sentenced automatically to Facebook, and disturb all of his friends in this Bustat that do not already have one cares! . When this person will understand that people are different tastes and Ahtmamthm, thankfully Facebook is full of pages in all areas, and anyone can participate there is no need for these annoying applications that filled the Home for your friends.
4) long posts.
No one likes to read long speeches. Everyone today has no time to read the publication of a long-broad. So better to avoid post such things on Facebook, because if you did it so be sure that no one has read each of these lines and effort goes down the drain in the end.
5) the automatic deployment of Tweets Twitter in Facebook
Synchronize your Facebook account with Twitter is a good thing, in fact. But synchronize Twitter with Facebook to spread Ngridtk in your account on Facebook, I think it is not wise to something. No one wants to know what the Facebook tweet it, or what you re Ratoye him. These things are to Twitter and look just as good there.
6) call impressive pages and groups
What many find myself involved in one of the groups that do not care field already functioning, strange that I do not already know how you participate in these groups. Unfortunately there are people hum and their goal in this life is to invite all his friends admired page or group concerned with the lives of frogs or artist of the Republic of Belarus. My friend. Please do not make me hate consider the notices Facebook!
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Monday, November 7, 2016
8 Things Microsoft Got Right in Windows Phone 8 1
8 Things Microsoft Got Right in Windows Phone 8 1
8 Things Microsoft Got Right in Windows Phone 8.1
Windows 8.1 isn’t the only one getting some love from Microsoft on the first day of the Build 2014 developer conference. The ‘mobile first, cloud first’ company has also taken the opportunity to unveil the next edition of its Windows Phone 8 mobile operating system: Windows Phone 8.1 (codenamed ‘Blue’).
Unlike Windows 8.1 Update, which is a smaller update compared to last October’s Windows 8.1 update, Windows Phone 8.1 is a major update to the Windows Phone OS. It comes 17 months after Windows Phone 8, though to be fair, we did get three feature-adding updates along the way (the last one happened just last October) before today’s milestone.
So what’s new in Windows Phone 8.1? There are literally hundreds of new features (remember Windows Phone 7.5?), but here’s our top eight.
(P.S.: In case youre wondering why Windows Phone 8.1 coming from Windows Phone 8.0 is able to add so many features than Windows Phone 8.0 coming from Windows Phone 7.x, the answer is simple: Most of Windows Phone 8s changes were under the hood, at the kernel level. With this foundation in place, Windows Phone 8.1 is now able to build on it and realize so many new consumer-facing features and UI-level changes.)
1. Cortana
Widely known by its ‘Cortana’ codename before this, the final name of Windows Phone 8.1’s digital personal assistant is…still Cortana, which is brilliant. (Background: Cortana is the name of the AI character in the Halo video game series, which is owned by Microsoft. And Cortana in Windows Phone 8.1 is also voiced by the same actress, Jen Taylor.) Powered by the vast knowledge vault that is Bing (and other data sources, of course), and the speech recognition capabilities of TellMe, it’s an intelligent personal assistant in the same vein of Apple’s Siri and Google’s Google Now. It’s activated by either a Live Tile on the Start screen or by a press on the Search button.
Through interaction and your permission to have your data (which happens the very first moment you use it), Cortana’s usefulness will become more and more obvious with each passing day. As Microsoft puts it: “She detects and monitors the stuff you care about, looks out for you throughout the day, and helps filter out the noise so you can focus on what matters to you.” And what Cortana knows about you is stored in a virtual ‘Notebook’ that’s stored in the cloud, one you can easily revoke access to. You can input text or just speak to communicate with Cortana. In short, Cortana is a digital personal assistant that tries to act like a real human being. Its extensibility (there are APIs, so third-party app integration is possible) also sets it apart from Siri.
But there’s a slight crease to Cortana’s skirt: When it’s launched (as a beta) in Windows Phone 8.1 this year, only a few regions will get it. They are: the U.S., the U.K., and China. For us in Asia Pacific, we’ll have to wait till 2015.
(To know about Cortana, we recommend that you check out this blog post from Microsoft or this detailed piece by The Verge.)
She may not look like the Cortana character in Halo, but Cortana in Windows Phone 8.1 is very capable nonetheless.
Cortana needs as much information about you to be effective. Paranoid users need not apply.
Quiet Hours (i.e., a do not disturb function) comes to Windows Phone 8.1, and Cortana can also handle that for you.
2. Action Center
Another big feature is Action Center, which is a swipe-down-from-the-top panel that houses notifications for apps and settings (yes, something like Android’s notification shade and iOS’ Notification Center). Notifications can be silently added updated, and deleted in Action Center, and they’re viewable even when the phone is locked. Above the collection of toast and app notifications is a bar with four user-configurable ‘quick actions’ (i.e., shortcuts) for easy turning on and off of system settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Camera, Flight Mode, Internet Sharing, Location, Rotation Lock, and more.
As they say, it’s better late than never.
Action Center is a notifications and quick actions hub for Windows Phone 8.1 - need we say more?
You can configure the quick action shortcuts and various notification parameters in the Notifications + Actions page in the Settings app.
You can decide if an apps notifications show up in Action Center, select a notification sound, and more.
3. Swipe-typing with Word Flow Keyboard
We don’t know about you, but the new built-in swipe-based keyboard in Windows Phone 8.1 is a major productivity feature in our opinion. Similar to the Google Keyboard, or the Swype/SwiftKey third-party virtual keyboards on Android, this stock keyboard lets you enter a word by sliding your finger from one letter to the next, complete with a prediction system that suggests alternative words (emoticons too!) to speed up typing. Microsoft even claims that a ‘kid’ was able to break the world record for fastest typing previously held by the Swype keyboard on the Galaxy S4 using the Word Flow Keyboard (Update: Video below!).
For once, Windows Phone has one-upped both Android and iOS.
Swype-like stock keyboard, complete with a color trail as you slide your finger.
Suggests emoticons too!
4. Background Image on Start Screen
The Modern design language places a lot of emphasis on readability, achieved through large text and minimizing UI chrome and graphics. While you can ‘dress up’ the Start screen on Windows Phone 8 with Live Tiles and select from a pre-determined set of accent hues, the lack of wallpaper customization does make it look boring after a while.
With Windows Phone 8.1, you can now use a photo for the Start screen background. But since there’s significantly less space in between tiles and around them on the phone (unlike the desktop), it doesn’t make sense to put an image underneath all the tiles (else, the tiles would simply obscure the image). The implementation on Windows Phone 8.1 is actually very clever: by toggling the transparency of the tiles, the image appears in them, with the end result resembling somewhat like a mosaic. And as you scroll, there’s a pretty cool parallax effect, where it looks like the background image is also moving.
Also, Windows Phone 8.1 now enables three columns of tiles for all screen sizes. Previously, only screens 5 inches or larger can do that.
In addition to choosing a background color and an accent color, you can now choose a photo for the Start background.
Enabling Show more Tiles will give you three columns. Put another way, you can put three medium tiles in a row.
All the new Start screen customization options can either lead to a gorgeous Start screen, or a hideous and confusing one.
5. Built-in VPN Support
At long last, VPN support is coming to Windows Phone. While this is often viewed as an enterprise feature, we bet that this will also make a lot of consumers (who subscribe to a VPN service to get region-specific content, like Netflix) very happy. Many protocols are supported, and it’s possible to define when a VPN connection is automatically triggered, if it’s not already connected.
Of course, VPN support isn’t the only new enterprise feature in an update as huge as Windows Phone 8.1. There’s also S/MIME (Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) support for encryption and signing of emails, enhanced MDM (Mobile Device Management) policies, support for the EAP-TLS (EAP-Transport Layer Security) standard, and password-protected document support for Office, among others. For more details on enterprise features in Windows Phone 8.1, check out thisblog post from Microsoft.
A common user request, VPN support finally comes to Windows Phone.
VPN functionality in Windows Phone 8.1 is supported by many major VPN vendors, such as Checkpoint, Del/SonicWALL, F5, and Juniper.
6. Redesigned Windows Phone Store
Windows Phone 8.1 also brings an overhauled Windows Phone Store, which unsurprisingly draws design inspiration from the Store on Windows 8.1. In a nutshell, most of the layout changes are made to improve app discoverability (e.g. quick links to featured, top, and trending apps sections) and to help users make better informed decisions (e.g. the ability to sort reviews, app suggestions based on location). We also like the higher info density, because we (and we believe many others, too) like to skim through catalogs, so showing more things at once is preferred.
The option to allow apps to update automatically is also present on Windows Phone 8.1 (don’t worry, you can set it to happen only when there’s a Wi-Fi connection). For phones with an SD card, it’s now possible to store app and game data on it. And speaking of SD card, besides apps, you can now store music, photos, and movies on it. Hooray!
The Featured section shows only the highest-rated apps and apps that you dont own.
Quick Links bring you to apps and games that top the charts in an instant.
7. Internet Explorer 11
When Windows 8.1 was released last year, Internet Explorer 11 was a major new feature. The mobile version has now made its way to Windows Phone 8.1, and as you may have expected from the version number, it sports many features we first saw on its desktop counterpart, such as support for password saving, Reading View mode (that strips out ads and reformats the text for easier reading), and WebGL (including a new HTML5 video UI for inline video playback). There’s also inPrivate Browsing (whereby the phone doesn’t keep data, such as cookies, temporary Internet files, history, of your browsing session), removal of the silly 6-tab limit, as well as syncing of tabs across devices (finally!).
The 6-tab limit is removed in Internet Explorer 11.
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