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sâmbătă, 2 iunie 2012

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Facebook Integration Debuting In iOS 6

Posted: 02 Jun 2012 12:29 PM PDT

We saw Apple integrating social networking site Twitter to its iOS 5 when it was launched. It allowed for instant tweets and image sharing via Twitter. However, no matter what stats we may look up, Facebook still rakes in a lot many more users than Twitter does. So are we finally set to see Facebook integrated into iOS 6 just like Twitter?

If the reports are to be believed and there are a plenty of those doing rounds about the new iPhone or the new iOS 6 then we may finally be seeing Facebook deeply integrated into the operating system of the next iPhone. We were told recently that Facebook was working hard on a phone but this move definitely seems like a good short term alternative to all those Facebook enthusiastics who cannot live without checking their profiles every ten minutes. Also, after acquiring Instagram it does seem like Facebook realizes that a lot more people are taking to their smart phones for accessing the site.

Techcrunch, who were the ones who broke this news still are unsure how exactly would this integration work, since most of the work is still in development and progress. However, I guess we do not have to wait for too long before knowing it all since on June 11th we expect Apple to release iOS 6 Beta for the developers at the upcoming WWDC.

So what do you think about Facebook integration in iOS 6? Would you like it? Do let us know in the comments section below, we love hearing from you.

via: Techcrunch

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Customize Your Lockscreen Using Widget Locker On Android

Posted: 02 Jun 2012 01:08 AM PDT

The greatest plus point with Android OS has been its customizability which has led it to win many battles over its competitors and which has led a revolution in how we perceive our mobile phones. It has given a power to the user to add a personal touch to virtually everything. One such customization app is "WidgetLocker".

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Pros & Cons:

Pros

  • Tons of ways to customize your lockscreen, including customizable sliders, widgets and more.
  • Lots of options to tweak it to exactly your preferences.

Cons

  • There's just so much you can do, I had to go through the tutorial a few times, just to find all the various types of options.
  • A little overpriced at Rs.166.44, but you can have it for free if searched over the net.

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Features:

WidgetLocker is a lockscreen replacement app, which replaces the standard lockscreen of your android device. It is designed to let you customize not only how your lockscreen behaves, but what information it will give you. You can do everything from create or download custom sliders and you can have any number of sliders to suit your needs, specify which apps or actions your device performs on waking up automatically, to providing a way to add any widgets, apps or shortcuts you have installed to your screen for quick reference. You can even have your owner information displayed, with any information you want to have, in case your device gets misplaced.

There is a huge amount of information you can access via WidgetLocker. I was amazed by how much was built in. And you can add even more functionality by downloading additional modules which will allow you to put notifications right on your lockscreen. As far as custom sliders are concerned, you can use the several default options it comes with, download more from the market or XDA Developers, or even create your own for a really custom look and feel.

I also liked that the slide lock, by default, also has options for adjusting the screen brightness or going straight to the camera – and you can customize what these do, so again, you can really fine-tune your lockscreen to do what you want. I was able to add a few widgets with some basic information – my calendar with the next few appointments and the weather forecast, so I don't have to go all the way into my device to check these. They're on my home screen, but there are times I just want to glance at that information without unlocking the whole thing.

Usefulness:

The lockscreen is, by default, just a security measure to keep your device from performing actions in your pocket, or protecting it from unauthorized use. However, this app allows you to turn your lockscreen into a quick reference guide of all your information, based on what you want to see. Add in the ability to customize the look and feel of any element, and it's a powerful tool.

Ease of Use:

I found it pretty easy to use the Tool mode, where you can add and edit elements. I did have to go through the tutorial a few times, but it was more because there is just so much to do here, you can't get it all in one pass.

Interface:

Once you set up your lockscreen, you probably won't go into Tool mode all that often. However, you'll use the lockscreen every time you open your device, making it, potentially, one of the most used apps you own. While there is a settings menu where you can fine-tune a lot of behaviors, adding and editing is done all by long-press and visual selection, making it a lot easier. Overall, I found it very easy to navigate.

You can download WidgetLocker from the Google Play Store

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Exclusive: Samsung Galaxy SIII Available From Rs. 38,900

Posted: 02 Jun 2012 12:55 AM PDT

We recently saw the launch of the Samsung Galaxy SIII in India. However, one stumbling block we found was the fact that device was extremely expensive. However, the lowest offering we could find is via Snapdeal. They were one of the first ones to offer the device. However, the device can be picked for just under 40K at around Rs. 38,900. For those interested there is also an option of Cash on delivery for the device. The device will be shipped in about a week from when you order it.

Here is the page you need to visit to order the latest Samsung flagship for yourself. This deal also gives you about 8% discount on the MRP. However, you can pick the device from your local dealer for about another thousand cheaper. So far on the web though this is the best price we could find from a reliable seller.

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