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How To Use LED Flash On Your iPhone As A Notification Light For Alerts

Oliver Haslam·June 28, 2015

Here's how to turn on LED Flash for Alerts on iPhone for incoming notifications. Enabling it takes just a few taps and once you have, all incoming alerts will be met with a flashing LED on the back of your iPhone. If you leave your iPhone face-down on a table, the flashing LED will certainly catch your attention and it will continue to flash whether your iPhone is in silent mode or not.

Enable Spotlight Suggestions In iOS 8, OS X Yosemite In Unsupported Countries, Here’s How

Uzair Ghani·April 6, 2015

Spotlight Suggestions not working for you in iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite? Here’s how to enable it in unsupported countries on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. More details can be found right here.

How To Mark Unread iPhone Messages As Read In One Go [iOS Tips]

Oliver Haslam·March 21, 2015

How To Set iPhone Speaker-phone As Default For Incoming Calls [iOS Tip]

Oliver Haslam·January 20, 2015

Here's how you can receive incoming phone calls on iPhone speakerphone by default. More details on the tip can be found right here.

How To Speed Up OS X Yosemite On Your Older Mac [Guide]

Uzair Ghani·December 19, 2014

Here’s how you can speed up OS X Yosemite running on your older Mac. Complete details and what you need to follow can be found right here.

OS X Logs Every File You Download, Here’s How You Can Delete It

Zayed Rehman·November 16, 2014

Top 10 Secret Features Of Mac OS X You Likely Don’t Know About

Oliver Haslam·May 27, 2014

If you use any operating system for any real length of time, then you start to put together your own list of neat little tricks that make your life easier, or let you do your work to a higher standard. Some people call this being a 'power user,' but no matter what you call yourself, we suspect that we've got some Mac OS X tips that you probably don't know. In fact, some probably even qualify for the 'secret' tag, such is our confidence that they're underused.

How To Boot To Desktop In Windows 8.1 Instead Of Start Screen

Aatif·October 22, 2013

Microsoft brought Windows 8.1 to the masses just recently, after putting it through a decently long beta period, and it seems that all the feedback that Windows 8 generated (negative one in particular) got the Redmond giant listening. Windows 8.1 boasts a slew of improvements over its predecessor that are quite minor when looked at from afar, but offer solutions for the most annoying quirks that Windows 8 had on offer. The altogether lack of a Start button (only the button, and not menu, of course), improved Modern UI apps, better customization and configuration control are just the tips of the iceberg, which indicate that things might be headed in the right direction.

This Cydia Tweak Enables You To Tweet From Anywhere In iOS 5

Goncalo Ribeiro·June 27, 2011

Switch Between Multiple iTunes Accounts With a Couple of Clicks [Mac-Only]

Goncalo Ribeiro·May 22, 2011

Imagine there's an amazing iTunes song, movie or iPhone app you're desperate to get your hands on, but it's not available in your country's iTunes Store. If you're an avid iTunes user, you've probably figured out by now you can create accounts at iTunes Stores from other countries. The only problem with that is it's fairly time-consuming to switch between different iTunes accounts. That was hard until now: meet iTunes Account Switcher, a simple mac application that runs on your menu bar and, as the name implies, lets you switch between multiple iTunes accounts on the fly.

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