A page color and a background are often seen to give an attractive and eye-catching look to a page. While using MS office 2010 one is likely to find it quite easy to apply various backgrounds to a page in their document.
In this tutorial you will learn how different colors and background on Microsoft word can be used in order to make a document look more appealing to viewers.
In this tutorial, we will show you a hidden option of windows which is called the God Mode. As its name says, it is a place where you can find almost every adjustable option of windows. This option can be used by creating a simple folder. We just need to rename it with a God Mode code and it changes into a complete set of options.
Follow this step by step guide to learn how to open the God Mode in Windows 8.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to get notifications for important emails on iPhone running on iOS8.
Imagine yourself travelling and simultaneously checking your email using iPhone in a fear to miss important replies to your email. We did it more than once and it’s not very comfortable. Using a new email notification feature of iOS8 you won’t have to check your email every single minute.
In this tutorial you will learn how to annotate attachments in Mac OS X Yosemite Mail app.
For the people who want to write an email over their email or simply remember “the one last thing”, the Mail client in Yosemite has now a nice feature called “Markup”.
You can use arrows, shapes and texts to indicate parts of your document.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to change Android phone lock screen.
If you’re tired of your Android lock screen, here’s how to change it.
In this tutorial you will learn how to delete browser search history on iPhone running on iOS 7.
Every human and every device has a history. Luckily for devices, if you want your iPhone to act as brand new, it’s possible to do so by deleting browser search history. When you need to sell your iPhone or give it away to your mother, here’s what to do.
What is Push-to-Talk? According to Wikipedia, Push-to-Talk or press to transmit is a method of having conversations or talking on half-duplex communication lines, including two-way radio, using a momentary button to switch from voice reception mode to transmit mode. As many good things, first it has been an army technology and now it’s just everywhere.
What does it mean for a simple smartphone user? If you have an iPhone and Android with a free Viber app installed on it, you can profit from sending your voice message to another user using Viber on mobile phone even without having an actual active phone conversation and simultaneous connection.
Let’s say your friend is somewhere in metro station so you cannot talk due to interruptions on his or her line? Fine. Use “Push-to-Talk” feature and the recorded audio-sentence will be played by your friend whenever it’s possible.
If you are in favor of Google Chrome, we’re always happy to show you several new good tricks related to this browser. This tutorial will focus on parental controls: an important feature if you want to help your little folks stay unaffected by online word. While Google Chrome does not have sophisticated parental control filters, smart usage of its settings combined with extra free filters do the job just fine.
Merging your video files seems to be the easiest editing job, but when you’re using your ordinary laptop without special editing software, it might turn into real crusade in a search for a right tool.
To keep it fast and simple, please see the rest of this tutorial.
So we have those 3 separate files with family video content that we want to upload to YouTube as one video, they are recorded at different times and…whooops…they have different codecs.
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