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- Go to Home -> Settings -> Language & input
- Locate “Google Keyboard” and press it to open its options.
- Select Preferences
- Disable the “Vibrate on keypress” option and you are good
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Facebook’s video auto-play settings can be turned on or off. This will help you save bandwidth and help remove the distraction of an autoplaying video. To stop videos from playing automatically do the following:
- Go to your facebook timeline.
- From the top right of Facebook, click the
option and select Settings - Click Videos in the left menu
- Click the dropdown menu next to Auto-play Videos and select Off
If you are using Android ICS or above there is a simple way to keep track of your Mobile Data Usage.
- Go to Settings and select Data Usage.
- Drag the orange line and set it to approx 75% of your allowed Monthly data usage. When your usage crosses this limit a warning notification will be given to you.
- Drag the Red line and set it to approx 95% of your allowed Monthly data usage. When your usage crosses this limit your Mobile Data will automatically be disabled
- Set your data usage cycle based on when your bill cycle starts and ends.
Note: The Data usage of your phone may vary slightly from your carrier’s tracking(this is why we limit your usage to 95% of your quota)
If you chose not to update Google Camera when the option was first presented to you, and now want to update it but dont know how, dont sweat we are here to help 🙂
Here is how to update the app on your phone:
- Open the Play Store App on your phone.
- Press the three horizontal bars on the top left corner of the app, it will open an menu for you.
- In this menu Choose “My Apps“
- The next page has a list of all the apps installed on your phone, with the ones with updates available on top of the list.
- Scroll down to find “Google Camera“. Press on the logo to go to the app page
- Here you will get two options on the top right: Update & Uninstall. Press Update.
- Hit Continue in the App Permission Screen to start the download and install.
‘Heartbleed’, A major new vulnerability in the open software OpenSSL could let attackers gain access to user passwords and even fool people into using bogus versions of Web sites!
While the scope and size of the damage isnt clear, the fact that it has hit some of the major websites is a huge cause of worry.
Here is how to check if a website is venerable to this bug:
- Visit the following webpage: http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/
- Type in the url of the website you want to check in the space provided
- Hit Go! (and pray)
