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| Concept Video Shows Off What iOS 6 Could Have Been Posted: 03 Aug 2012 07:43 AM PDT
iOS 6 is around the corner and we can feel it. The news from Apple seems to be coming faster than the rains in Mumbai, but a lot of it is the standard old recycled things that we have kind of already known. So what is new? Sadly, there is nothing much. But if you were to believe certain developers then the newly released Apple iOS, has not shown off its complete prowess and has a lot more capability than we may expect it to. In this concept video one of the developers has taken great pains to show what could the iOS 6 do and frankly speaking if it can, we would absolutely love it. there are some sweet gestures used, which is one feature we are hoping to see more of from Apple. here is the video so you can judge it for yourself. Via: Pocketnow
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| Posted: 03 Aug 2012 04:05 AM PDT For all the beautiful things that Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich or 4.1 jelly Bean have bought to us, there have been some really unnecessary things added. One such thing that totally defies logic is the automatic addition of application shortcut of the recently downloaded application to your device desktop. This feature does nothing but totally clutters your desktop. And then you have sit for hours on end and delete the shortcut from the desktop. As a result you lose out on not just time but also drain out the battery of the device if you are a battery conscious guy. So how to get rid of this? A lot of Android users are unaware of a simple few steps that would help you fight this problem. Here is a short tutorial to make sure Play Store does not add unnecessary short cuts to your desktop and clutter it. Step One: Head over to the Google Play Store on your device. Step Two: Click on the menu button when you are in the store or the three dots on devices running stock versions of Android ICS or JB. Step Three: Click on Settings panel. Step Four: See the fourth option, under general and it would be “Auto-add widgets”. Untick it and you are set to solve your problem. This is obvious reversible and you can easily go back and check the box again if you want to have those short cuts back. Mind you, you can still add shortcuts to your desktop manually by just picking the application in the app drawer and then dragging it to the place that you with it to be on the desktop. Hope this little tutorial helped you to keep your android device clean. Do let us know if you have more tips and tricks.
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