How to Remove/Merge Duplicate Contacts from Your iPhone
Late last year when iOS 6 with Facebook integration was announced, I decided to try it out. Somewhere along the way, I lost track of what went wrong and my Contacts ended up being a mess. After some really crazy sync of Mail contacts, I ended up with a contact book filled with thousands of contacts.
Today, I decided to clean it up and I ended up with just about ... Continue Reading →
How to Downgrade from iOS 7 to iOS 6 (6.1.4 / 6.1.3 Only)
If you threw caution to the winds and upgraded to iOS 7 beta, you might face a few problems: battery, to begin with. And then of course there are the issues with apps not being compatible and/or being unresponsive at times. All of this is common for a developer beta release.
It is usually the case that you can’t downgrade to a lower version when you’ve ... Continue Reading →
How to Get iOS 7 Features on iOS 6.x [on Jailbroken iPhone]
Apple’s demoed iOS 7 and with many people with the developer betas running on their iPhones, it sure looks quite interesting. There are tons of “new” features in iOS 7 but there are also many that have already been here (either in Android or as jailbreak tweaks for iPhone).
Interestingly, you can get most of these features by downloading a ... Continue Reading →
How to Restore iPhone Without Removing Jailbreak? Use iLEX RAT
Cydia doesn’t usually throw up problems but still, you’ve probably experience slow-down, apps getting stuck, or even the whole iPhone going unresponsive when you install and use a lot of tweaks.
Whatever the issue is, it’s not cool when you have to constantly face a slew of problems on your iPhone. The Mobile Substrate automatically helps ... Continue Reading →
How to Remove Duplicate Music from iTunes Library
If you are running iTunes 11.0.1 (and higher), iTunes will automatically help you weed out those duplicate items from your iTunes library. If you are running iTunes 11, you’ll see that this feature isn’t available. So in order to remove duplicate tracks from your iTunes library, the first thing you need to do is update to the latest version of iTunes.
If ... Continue Reading →
How to Create Custom ‘Reply with Message’ In iPhone (iOS 6.x)
iOS 6 let you reply to calls with a message – this came in handy when you were unable to pick the call but wanted to let the caller know that you’ll call him/her back. All you had to do was swipe the phone icons whenever you received a call and tap on Reply with Message, followed by the message you want to send.
To make things easy, Apple put three ... Continue Reading →
How to Make iBook More Readable By Tweaking the Fonts and Theme
By now, a lot of people read their books on iPhone/iPad via the iBooks app.
Agreeably, Apple has done a good job in designing the iBooks platform making reading on the iPhone/iPad a good experience. Unlike most apps, the iBooks is a platform that aims to make reading on the iPhone/iPad unique but at the same time very pleasant.
But there are some tweaks you ... Continue Reading →
How to Take Stunning HDR Photos On Your iPhone 5, 4S, and 4
The HDR – High Dynamic Range – feature was added to the iPhone 4. Since then, it’s a standard feature on the iPhone. Technically, a HDR photo adds more detail and data to the photo giving a higher clarity than the normal photo.
Taking HDR photos on the iPhone is easy but if you miss a few key things about HDR photography, you are not going to ... Continue Reading →
4 Tips to Play World of Warcraft on Your Mac
If you play World of Warcraft on a Mac, then you should consider following these 4 tips. They can make your computer operate faster, which means better game play and shorter latency. When it comes down to a serious battle, you need to know how you and your Mac can take control to defeat your enemies.
Tip #1: Always Keep Your Operating System Updated
If ... Continue Reading →
How to Add Links in Email Signatures on Your iPhone and iPad
Creating HTML signatures on the iPhone or iPad (and any iOS device) is actually pretty easy. It all boils down to just one thing: an HTML output that you can copy and paste.
There are two ways to create HTML email signatures that have links. Most of us use HTML in our signatures mostly to add links. A few other scenarios do exist: like you want to add formating ... Continue Reading →
