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[Tutorial] How To Connect Gmail With Outlook.com

[Tutorial] How To Connect Gmail With Outlook.com

Few days ago I started my first article about Outlook.com where I have shown you how to get @outlook.com email account. If you really “fall in love” with Outlook UI, features, simplicity, etc… and you want to continue using it but you have multiple accounts and you don’t want to contact all of your friends and coworkers about new email address you can simply connect you exist email e.g. Gmail with your Outlook.com account and receive your emails over there without even logging into your Gmail account. In this tutorial I will show you how to do that.

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IPv6 Experiences Explosive Growth

IPv6 Experiences Explosive Growth

IPv6 has been around for a long time. However, individuals as well as organizations had been rather shy of it and stuck to IPv4. But the statistics from a web high-performance company, Akamai, reveal that IPv6 is finally gaining traction and is experiencing huge amounts of traffic.

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Meet The World’s First Programmable T-Shirt With Wearable Display

Meet The World’s First Programmable T-Shirt With Wearable Display

Ever thought of a T-shirt with wearable LED display, camera, microphone, speaker and accelerometer, all packaged into it, that can be controlled via your smartphone? Most of us haven’t. But, London-based interactive clothing company Cutecircuit has teamed up with Scotch whiskey distillers Ballantine’s to create the world’s first washable, sharable and programmable T-shirt with all the elements stated earlier – wearable LED display, wearable camera, wearable microphone, wearable speakers and wearable accelerometer.

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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Already Grabbed Around 1% Market Share

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Already Grabbed Around 1% Market Share

We’ve seen a bunch of Android devices releasing every week. People love the devices and adopts these. But, the latest version of Android devices attracted them quickly. It’s because of most of the smartphone manufacturers have updated their devices to Jelly Bean. Withing a very short time, Jelly Bean has already grabbed 1% market share.

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Developer Shows How To Enable Multi-User Functionality In Android

Developer Shows How To Enable Multi-User Functionality In Android

The latest Android release from Google, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, has introduced a number of new features to the mobile platform. However, it seems that the true potential of Jelly Bean is yet to be realized and there is space for many new features. A developer on the xda-developers forum has demonstrated one such feature – multi-user functionality in Android – through a video.

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[Tutorial] How To Remove Spam Ads From Your Android Notification Bar

[Tutorial] How To Remove Spam Ads From Your Android Notification Bar

There are plenty of Android apps that use so-called “Ad Services” which have the ability to change your Android device in the way you may not have wanted. Some of those changes are constant messages visible in your Notification Bar or adding shortcuts in your home screen without warning you even if you disabled the options to create them. There are also those that change your default browser home page or those that collect your phone information’s. If you want to stop those apps from doing preciously mentioned things I will help you to easily detect them and then remove from your Android device.

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Watch The Mars Rover Landing Live At Times Square

In November 2011, NASA launched Curiosity, a Mars rover, that is going to land on Mars surface on August 6, 2012. NASA’s most advanced planetary rover, Curiosity, will take 7 minutes to land from atmosphere to the surface of Mars. Experts have called this 7 minutes of time as ‘Seven Minutes Of Terror.’ In fact, the success of this mission totally depends on this 7 minutes. And, NASA has decided to broadcast the live mission coverage of Curiosity at the Toshiba Vision dual LED screens in New York City’s Times Square. Not just the “seven minutes of terror”, but the whole event.

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