By default, you only get notified when you have new mails arrived in your inbox. If you have a rule set up in your mailbox that skips certain emails to one of your sub-folders, you won’t get notified on your iPhone or iPad when these emails arrived. Here is how you can change it to have these sub-folders also enabled […]
Let’s say you are in Notes app typing non-stop and all of sudden you found you’ve made a mistake and deleted something you don’t want to delete but couldn’t pick up your mind to remember what you typed, and now you are wondering how you can undo what you did, just like what we do in Word. Now, let’s just […]
The Slo-Mo video recording feature is only available in iPhone 5s. If you are one of those who upgraded your iPhone to this model, here is how you can record a video in slow motion. Easy peasy, go into Camera, simply swipe the recording mode to the right. The slo-mo mode is at the very left. After having a slo-mo […]
I had been trying VMware Workstation for quite a bit and when the evaluation period ran out I decided to buy the license for it as I am quite happy about the features that are existed in free version of VMware Player. But after I bought the license and registered my evaluation copy, all my VMs that ran fine before […]
If you are still using the default ringtones, time to give the new list another big look. There are a bunch of new ones available for you to pick from. Go to Settings → Sounds → Ringtone, and you will see a list of new names available, on top of the old classic ones.
Well, if you think it’s missed, you are mistaken. How can this useful view be missed out? Here is how and it’s very simple: In Calendar app, simply tap the Search icon at the top next to + sign. And bang, here it is:
Previously, you can only hold certain amount of apps in one folder. I think it’s maximum 9 or 12 apps allowed to be in one folder. Not any more in iOS 7. Folders now are page-able, allowing them to hold a huge number of apps. I haven’t tried putting more than 2 pages of apps in one folder but you […]
The private browsing is useful when browsing websites on other people’s device because it leaves no footprint after you close the browsing tab. The feature actually isn’t new, and has been available in iOS 6 for quite a while. To access, open Safari’s tab screen where you see the fancy 3-D tabs stacking on each other, and tap Private button at the […]