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30 July 2017

What is Android System Web view app?

Android July 30, 2017

You might have noticed the Android system web view app when you got the update notification from play store. Because of its frequent updates. In Below 5.0 (lollipop) Android versions Web view is a part of the Android Framework. But Now, it is separated as an app, and that can be updated via Google Play Store.

What is Android web view?

Android web view is a separate Android app that will help you to see the web pages within the Android app without leaving the current app. According to the Google “a system component powered by Chrome that will bring the web pages within the App.”

For example: If you got the Confirmation email or another mail to the Gmail app which consisting of URL, then you need to click on the link what they sent. So, The web page will open within the Gmail app. Or take another example like youtube if you click on the youtube videos description link then that will open within the Youtube app. This is because of web view app.
In The Past, when we click on the links on third party apps it will ask us to select the Browser to open. In that case, you need to choose the browser apps to open the links. You will notice the difference if you are using the Android mobile from the previous versions.

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In the earlier versions of the android, it was packed with the framework.jar. Now it is separated from the framework and made as a standalone app. So you will get security patches in future if manufacturers stopped updates your device.

How to Disable Android System Web View App

Some of the guys don’t like this feature because of they want to open the link in the Particular app to fulfill their work. Even, In some cases, you may need to turn off the Web view app.

Go to System settings
Head over to Applications manager (apps)
Scroll down and find out the system web view app and tap on disable.

11 June 2017

Top 5 Worst Apps For Android - 2017

Apps June 11, 2017

Android is the operating system which is amazing and optimized a lot. There are some applications which are poorly built or sometimes there are a lot of background activity which keeps on decreasing your battery life. Today, we are going to tell you some of the top 5 worst apps for Android which you should uninstall it right now.

If you want to use these application then you can install the lite application or else you can try the web view version of the application.

Top 5 Worst Apps For Android 2017

#1 Snapchat

If you are using Snapchat, then you might have seen the great loss of your battery life. If you don’t believe me try uninstalling the Snapchat and you will see a significant improvement on your battery life. We have seen nowadays many applications of Facebook having the features of Stories which you can try it on your phone. You can try WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook application and the stories feature are baked into it.
If you are using the Snapchat and having many friends on it, then you can follow the tutorial in which we have shown the way to Make Snapchat Use Less Battery Life & Data on Android.

#2 Facebook and Facebook Messenger

This is one of the worst application which comes to the list. Everyone know the drawback of the Facebook application, and it is consuming a lot of battery. If you uninstall this application, then you will see 15% hike on your battery life. If you are using these applications on your device, then you should be aware of the notorious nature of this application.
These are the application which we can’t uninstall, and Facebook knew about their application drawbacks, and they released the lite version of Facebook and Facebook Messenger Lite. Personally, I am using this application on my device, and I have seen a significant rise in my battery life. These applications are well optimized.

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#3 News Apps

You might be shocked by knowing about the news application such as Naij, Punch, News24 BBC News etc. are having their apps on Play Store. We love to hear the news as soon as possible, and these applications are continuously syncing your data in the background. These apps keep on running in the background, and whenever you open these apps news, you will be redirected to the websites anyway. What is the use of these applications anyway?

You can try opening their websites on your Chrome Browser, and you will get a pop-up to allow the push notifications. You will get the notifications whenever news is published on their sites and no need to download those applications on your device anymore.

#4 Tinder

Tinder is the best application if you want to find a date. This application is well optimized. Where is the problem then? This application is continuously running in the background and finding the dates nearby. Tinder consumes too much battery and lowers your phone performance. If uninstalling the application is not possible then you can simply try to block the permissions you can do so if you are having an Android phone which is above 6.0.

If any application is running in the background, then it is one of the bad influence on your battery life. If your phone GPS is turned on and continuously searching for the locations, then it will consume a lot of battery of your phone. Tinder is going to launch the desktop version which will help you to browse through tinder from your desktop. You can visit gotinder.com.

#5 Shopping Apps

Shopping apps likeAmazon Shopping, Konga, Jumia and many other more consumes more data than their websites does. Developers poorly build these applications and having the same user interface which is in the mobile phone website. These apps continuously pings their server in the background and brings new notifications on your phone, consuming your data in the process. If you are using these applications, then you should uninstall it and use the website.

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Final Verdict:

These are some Worst Apps For Android which you should uninstall it right now. If you want to save your phone battery.

Share this article with your friends. If they are using these applications on their device, then tell them to uninstall it right now.

Thank you for visiting and keep visiting for more tips and tricks like this, and I will meet you in the next one. If you have any issues, then please feel free to comment below, and I will surely help you out.

10 hidden Features of Android 7.0 Nougat

Android June 11, 2017

Android 7 (Nougat) has many neat features. The issue is that some of these features may not be known by most users. We put out the 10 hidden features of Android 7.0 nougat. The question now is whether these hidden nougat features are charming enough to make you want to upgrade from android 6.0 marshmallow to android 7.o nougat.

hidden features of Android 7.0 nougat

Multi-window mode

The much-hyped multiwindow mode is finally with us. With this feature, you can have two apps sharing your screen for the best multitasking experience. To access it, press and hold the Overview or Recent Apps tab.

Quick app switching

Previously, accessing your most recent apps required clicking the overview button followed by flicking through the list of recent apps. With nougat, double clicking the Overview button lands you into the most recent app used.

Data saver

In the Data Usage Settings or the new Quick Settings section is a new feature you can turn on to limit the data used by your apps. With this feature, your get to choose which apps will access data and which ones will not and how often.

Quick Settings

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While Android 6 had the quick settings section, nougat has improved upon it to make it more useful. Most settings such as the battery and WiFi remain in the quick settings panel when clicked rather than taking you to the full settings area.

Clear all

Nougat aso includes the option to clear all open apps at once to free up RAM for faster work. Don’t worry, it won’t clear any info. The option is at the top of the recent apps which is accessible by pressing the Overview button.

Quick reply

In nougat, you will rarely dive into apps since you can fire away a reply right from the notifications panel. It’s great for productivity.

DPI changer

The DPI changer is basically a way of changing the look of the operating system in terms of the font and size of the icons. To access it, go to the Display Settings and locate the Display Size and adjust it as you please.

Silence specific apps

If you are tired of notifications pinging, vibrating or filling your notification area too much, then you are in for luck as you can long-press a notification to reveal settings on how you want it to behave.

Hamburger menu

Android never runs out of delicious names…like the hamburger menu. This is an alternative to the back key when you are in a submenu in the settings. Simply swiping right will give you the full settings panel.

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System UI tuner

You can further tweak and change the look of the system user interface by going into the Quick Settings section in the notification area then long-pressing on the icon till you feel a vibration. You can do awesome stuff such as enabling the multiwindow mode by swiping up from the Overview button for example.

Final Words
These features make it easy to use the Android operating system since they put the user more in control of their devices.

25 May 2017

5 Types Of App You Should Stop Using Now

Safe Tips May 25, 2017

At GoodiesTechs Blog, we talk about apps, various types of apps. Apps that are a must have, apps that will make day to day life easier, apps that are worth rooting for and so on. However, today we are going to address a very different type of topic. We will be talking about a different set of apps. We will be talking about apps that one should not have on his/her smartphone. Why? Well because they are useless and make the system unstable. Read further to find out.

These type of apps were useful 4-5 years before when Android had Kitkat running as its latest OS. At that time, Android wasn’t good at managing its system efficiently. But now as of today, the devices are running Marshmallow and Nougat. The apps mentioned below will only cause trouble and make the system unstable. They were sure helpful in the past but now they are nothing but history.

5 Types Of App You Should Stop Using Now

1. Battery Saver Apps

None of the battery saver apps available in the Google Play Store are any good for our devices. Why? Well, the main reason they don’t do what they say. Battery saver apps will only drain your phone’s battery more by running in the background. Moreover, they will consume RAM and make the system a whole lot slower especially if you are running a low-end processor under the hood.
Let me actually tell you what battery saver apps do to boost our device’s battery life. The answer is nothing. The reason is simple they start to kill apps running in the background to prevent battery consumption. However, the point is useless because the apps will automatically reopen anyway. See that is how the Android system works. The only way to increase battery life is to decrease the demand for energy by the Android OS and all the apps and services running in the background. This is impossible especially if you have no technical knowledge on how the Android system functions. Plus it will require root access.
So here is the question, is there any way to increase battery life? Well, possible solutions include removing battery savers and keeping the apps that you really use. Uninstall the apps that you don’t need, this will surely spare you some extra battery life.

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2. RAM Clearing Apps

Like battery savers, these apps are useless too. They not only consume RAM by running in the background but they also impact the battery life. This leads to slower performance and frustration. RAM clearing apps Force Stop the apps and services running in the background which again will reopen. This consumes RAM as well as battery and makes the OS unstable. If you are a user who loves to do multitasking then you should uninstall these types of apps right away. Android is efficient in managing itself and knows what apps and services to run in the background.

3. Cleaner Apps

Cleaner apps are the only types of apps that work. However, you should make your choice correctly. Cleaner apps like Clean Master offer much more useless features other than cleaning. Not to mention the advertisements that can increase your data usage without a warning.
A Cleaner app is meant to clean cache. This can be beneficial if done once in a month but not more frequently than that. For example, let’s say you have a huge collection of pictures in Google Photos. They are all backed up in the cloud. Now open the app and scroll down. You will find that the pictures will be loading. After the photos have loaded, close the app. Open it again and scroll down. This time the pictures will load instantly. This is because of cache. Cache is basically an auxiliary memory through which high-speed data retrieval is possible. Now, reopen the app and scroll down but this time first clear the cache using your cleaner app. The pictures will take more time to load this time.
The above was an example related to Google Photos but actually, every app has some dedicated cache memory through which data can be accessed at high speed. CCleaner is the best app for clearing cache available in the Google Play Store. It is free and gets the job done neatly.

4. Antivirus Apps

Unlike PC our Android device is a lot more safe and secure. Thanks to the developers at Google. Antivirus apps are useless as apps are generally downloaded from the Play Store. Google Play Store is a completely safe place to download the apps from.
Antivirus apps are only useful if one often downloads apps from external links that, is, other than the Google Play Store. Therefore, antivirus apps will be simply sitting in the app drawer, running in the background consuming both RAM and battery.

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5. Bloatware

Now, these apps can be of various types and I know not all of them can be uninstalled. However, they can be disabled. Open App Drawer» Settings» Apps» 3 Dots» Show System» Bloatware App» Disable/Uninstall. The only reason to do this is that sometimes the manufacturer provides their own music or messaging app. However, we want to use something different. In this case, the pre-installed app will become a bloatware and just sit in the app drawer. Therefore, it is fine to disable them. Disabling an app will prevent it from consuming the battery and the RAM.

Some users may not agree with us. In that case, I would suggest trying any of the methods above and they will come to know the difference. I’m sure you will notice smoother performance with increased battery life. So, were you using any of the apps mentioned above? If so, did you uninstall it? What was the result? Let us know in the comments below if this article was of any help to you.

20 May 2017

Android Go Operating System Announced For Devices Using 1GB RAM And Less

Google May 20, 2017

Google has just announced the Android Go for devices using 1GB RAM and less at its IO developer conference today. Wow! This is a new operating system for low smartphones but honestly, is this what everyone are expecting? No! We were expecting Android O operating system and I think the launch of Android GO operating system (OS) shows that Google is still working on improving user experience for devices at the low end category running Android operating system.

Android Go is a version of the popular mobile operating system (OS) that has been optimised perfectly for smartphones with 1GB RAM or less, in other word, it is a stripped down version of Android and it also comes with apps to reduce the consumption of RAM and memory.

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Android Go Main Objectives

The Android Go main objectives focused on three things and surely, this will reduce and optimised low-end smartphones. These objectives are; Android Go is from higher Android OS but it will be reduced and also optimised for devices using less memory storage as Google has rebuilt some set of Apps that uses less memory, storage space (10MB or less) and lesser mobile data and also a version of playstore that will highlight apps specifically designed for entry-level users (low memory smartphones).

Google is also redesigning Apps like YouTube Go, Chrome and Gboard to use less data and memory. Optimisations to the system UI and the kernel for any Android Go device to run smoothly especially on less memory storage like 1GB and 512MB.

As you can see that these features will really give the low-end smartphones markets a rapid growth because is welcome development from Google. Not only that, Android Go will have data management and savings in quick settings, and teaming up with carriers will let you keep track of how much data you have been consuming with the ability to top up. Google Chrome saving data feature will be activated by default.

However, these features are coming and will be shipped starting from 2018.

17 May 2017

Android Hidden Secret Codes - 2017 List

Android May 17, 2017

Android is one of the best operating system for smartphone users now that time and the usage of the android is increases day by day so we need to aware about the all features of the android that how can we effectively use android operating system.

These Android Secret Codes works on Micromax, Samsung, Moto G, Sony and Panasonics Phones. Guys On android there are some of Secrets code that most of people don’t know. Android developers can added these codes for later on use because sometimes android face sophisticated problems so with the help of these codes you can get out from the problem.

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List of All Android Secret Codes 2016 :

Code	Description
##4636##	Display information about Phone, Battery and Usage statistics
##7780##	Restting your phone to factory state-Only deletes application data and applications
27673855#	It’s a complete wiping of your mobile also it reinstalls the phones firmware
##34971539##	Shows completes information about the camera
##7594##	Changing the power button behavior-Enables direct poweroff once the code enabled
##273283255663282##*	For a quick backup to all your media files
##197328640##	Enabling test mode for service activity
##232339## OR ##526##	Wireless Lan Tests
##232338##	Displays Wi-Fi Mac-address
##1472365##	For a quick GPS test
##1575##	A Different type GPS test
##0283##	Packet Loopback test
##0##*	LCD display test
##0673## OR ##0289##	Audio test
##0842##	Vibration and Backlight test
##2663##	Displays touch-screen version
##2664##	Touch-Screen test
##0588##	Proximity sensor test
##3264##	Ram version
##232331##	Bluetooth test
##7262626##	Field test
##232337#*#	Displays bluetooth device address
##8255##	For Google Talk service monitoring
##49862650468##*	PDA, Phone, Hardware, RF Call Date firmware info
##1234##	PDA and Phone firmware info
##1111##	FTA Software version
##2222##	FTA Hardware verion
##44336##	Displays Build time and change list number
*#06#	Displsys IMEI number
##8351##	Enables voice dialing logging mode
##8350##	Disables voice dialing logging mode
##778 (+call)	Brings up Epst menu

Source – XDA Developers

NOTE : Guys, These codes are also Properly working on Android even on Lollipop and further Version of Operating System. These are Secret Codes are tested by us and get these codes from XDA Developers. Some of these codes have functioning like reset or backup data so guys use these codes after check their description because we are not responsible to any king of data loss.Share the post and remain blessed.

16 May 2017

History Of Android Operating Systems, From Cupcake To Nought

Facts May 16, 2017

Android was born on November 5, 2007. Since then, it’s grown up to be one of the most dominant operating systems in the world. But that didn’t just happen overnight. Like all of us, Android went through some awkward years and learned some hard lessons before becoming the OS it is today.

Here’s a retrospective showing how we got to where we are.

Cupcake (Android 1.5)

Android had some alphas and betas for T-Mobile’s G1 before this release, but cupcake was its first confectionary-named operating system. We got lots of fun stuff in this update, including support for third-party virtual keyboards (oh yeah, no more hardware keys!) and the ability to upload videos and photos to YouTube and Picasa. Oh, and it also got widgets!

Donut (Android 1.6)

Android Donut was the OS that started making others forsake their Palm Pres and start taking Android more seriously. This update brought along universal search, text-to-speech superpowers and CDMA compatibility (hello, Verizon).
The update began pushing out to all possible handsets on October 1, 2009.

Eclair (Android 2.0)

For Eclair, the camera got a little TLC with some much needed flash support, digital zoom, and white balance features to name a few, and how about them live wallpapers! Google also put some thought into a smarter keyboard that could select contact names as suggestions. Not the biggest update in Android’s history, but perhaps one the more deliciously named.

Froyo (Android 2.2)

With Froyo, it was all about speed.The speed boost in 2.2 is fantastic, but what makes Froyo a truly great update is that it tightens bolts all across the entire platform. Android has evolved into a real product, on a totally different level than its first year….Android 2.2 is the first version of Android that feels totally complete—it performs like it should and it has most of the features it should. It’s not quite at the point my mother could use it without a precarious learning curve, but you can see how it’s going to get better. It’s safe to say that with Froyo, Android has become something that most people really can use—and love.

The design was still a little clunky compared to the more streamlined and elegant competition, but simple things like adding a bottom dock for quick access to the dialer and app drawer started showing how Android was making a slow crawl toward user friendliness.

Gingerbread (Android 2.3)

Where the last few updates had been all about function, Google finally took a moment to look at form in late 2010. The user interface was overhauled with a darker theme that also contiatnued Android’s speed uptick. But that didn’t mean new features completely disappeared. Android added support for NFC, the super useful download manager, and even simple things like improved copy and paste.
Unfortunately, this was when software skinning was in full swing and stock Android began to recede into the background. Only a handful of handsets, like the Google Nexus S, the Nexus One, and the T-Mobile G2, even saw these changes as designed above.

Honeycomb (Android 3.0)

Honeycomb primarily focused on one thing and one thing only—tablets. The iPad released only months earlier in the fall of 2010, and Android needed an OS that could compete in a bigger form factor not fit for your pocket. This included what Google called a “Holographic” interface and a more intuitive keyboard for bigger devices.

Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0)

ICS reoriented toward the mobile phone with an updated interface and the complete dissolution of hardware buttons. This means we finally got the actions bar and the ever-important recent apps button (how did we ever live without it?!). The design was really a merger of Android’s tablet OS (Honeycomb) and the mobile OS (Gingerbread, Froyo, et al). Apps were more powerful, multitasking was now front and center, and you could start to really see the computer-class power that were being packed inside smartphones. In fact, we were so impressed that we called it “Android’s most significant upgrade to date.”

Jelly Bean (Android 4.1)

GOOGLE NOW! Seriously, it’s my favorite feature of Android and was the release where I started looking at my iPhone 3GS with disdain. Jellybean had a super-improved voice assistant when searching and notifications finally didn’t suck, offering much more context from the drop-down menu.
The homescreen also got revamped because now widgets could be resized and placed anywhere. Android was more customizable and powerful than ever.

KitKat (Android 4.4)

It would be more than a year until Android moved on to its next big release (though Jellybean was continuously upgraded up until the summer of 2013) and launched its KitKat update with the Nexus 5 on Halloween in 2013. Google Now was now better than ever with some prescient abilities that tried to guess what users wanted before they even asked, and Hangouts was upgraded with some much-needed SMS capabilities.

Most importantly, KitKat slimmed down the OS’s footprint, meaning devices with only 512MB of RAM could run the OS smoothly. This came in handy for Android’s push into cheaper phone markets with itsAndroid One program.

Lollipop (Android 5.0)

Hello Lollipop and hello modern Android. Lollipop’s biggest claim to fame was its dramatic reimagining of the Android operating system that started all the way back with Ice Cream Sandwich. Icons, animations, and the multitasking menu were completely redone with Google’s Material Design approach, and the Android lockscreen became much more useful with better notification integration. Google continued opening up Google Now to third-party developers and thankfully added “silent mode” back in for notifications.
This was the the design future for Android, and one that Google continues today.

Marshmallow (Android 6.0)

Android Marshmallow is all about maintenance and not so much a makeover. But it does come with some awesome additions, including a new way of handling app permissions, anew and improved Google Now, and official fingerprint sensor support. Google’s also improved battery life with Doze and bundling in the Android Sensor Hub in its latest Nexus smartphones, meaning you should be able to survive the day without needing to pull out a charging cable.

Nougat (Android 7.0)

Nougat, Android’s latest release, brings features that Android users have been clamoring (and already enjoying on some other OSes) for awhile. The big one is multi-windowed support, meaning apps can finally be used in split screen views.
Although still largely based on Material Design, originally introduced with Lollipop in 2014, Android spent time tuning the OS with a better design and more functional notification system. Unfortunately, Google launched a dark theme with the first beta version of Android Nougat, but pulled the feature citing design restrictions.

So yeah, Android’s come a long way. It’s grown out of its awkward phase and is now one of the best and sleekest OSes out there. But there’s always room to grow.SO stay glued to us, share this post and remaun blessed.

03 May 2017

How To Run Android Apps and Games On Computer With Bluestack

Windows May 03, 2017

It has fully come to our notice that some many PC, LAPTOP and WINDOWS users find it very difficult to run android apps, games on their device. Don't worry with (Bluestacks) Android emulator you can run any android app on your pc, laptop and windows, without any stress.

WHAT IS BLUESTACKS?
Bluestacks: is the most popular android emulator software in the world. Using this software, you can play any android game use any android app on your PC, Windows computer or laptop. BlueStacks helps you to run any Android app on your device.

This latest version of Bluestacks that lets you run Android apps and games on Windows, PC, Laptop and it is known to be the most popular freemium android emulator for windows computer.

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This Bluestacks 2, as an upgraded version of bluestacks that comes with new features and more advanced interface to completely learn android apps and games on your computer.

REQUIREMENTS:
On your windows computer, you’ll need to have a minimum of 8GB hard disk space to download the Bluestack 2 app by Clicking here to download and also a minimum of 2GB RAM for better gaming speed and experience.

Once your computer meets up to the required memory, you’ll then need to download Bluestack 2 app here and install on your computer.

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QUICK INSTALLATION:
After completion of your installation, if you have any version of APK files on your system, you can install APK files by just clicking.

Then you can find those apps on this app player.

After installation of your Android apps on emulator.

You can download any other android app or games from play store directly to your computer and run.

MANUAL INSTALLATION

First, you need to have BlueStacks installed on your computer, download it from the above link if you have not already done so.
Now open it by clicking on the BlueStacks icon which will be on your desktop.
Next, click on the search icon on BlueStacks window and search for the android app which you want to download and run on your PC.
You will see the app, click on that and Download that on your PC. It’s as simple as Piece of Cake.

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21 March 2017

How To Find A Missing Or Stolen Android Phone - 2017 Updated Method

How Tos March 21, 2017

Have you misplaced or lost your phone before, and you had no hope of getting it back, This post is definitely for you because i will teach you how to locate your lost android phone using some few know tricks. Thanks to technology and more security improvements in the mobile network industry. Android users can easily locate their lost Android devices remotely.

Meanwhile, before your Android phone can be located when lost, there are certain requirements that must be set in place for it to be possible. One of the major requirements is GPS. Others are stated below.

REQUIREMENTS
✔️ Your smartphone’s GPS or location access has to be turned on(It must be in the highest accuracy mode. Simply go to Settings>Location> Enable it and set it to High Accuracy Mode

✔️ You need to be signed in to your Google Account
✔️ The stolen or missed smartphone must still be turned on
✔️ The stolen smartphone must have an active internet connection, be it mobile data or Wi-Fi
✔️ The stolen smartphone must have been linked to Google by you

HOW TO LOCATE A STOLEN ANDROID PHONE
✔️ First Visit Find My Phone By Google ( Make sure you are signed in with your google account)
✔️Then click on any phone you want to find

✔️ After selecting the phone, inpute your google password and proceed to the next page, Then click on locate

✔️ It takes about one minute to locate the accurate location of the phone so you have to be patient. After locating the location, it will show it to you in the map

So with the information in the map, you can easily track down the stolen phone and get it back.
Here are some other things you can do on your lost phone with this service;

OTHER THINGS YOU CAN DO REMOTELY ON YOUR LOST PHONE
✔️ Make your phone ring out loud (even if it's muted)
✔️ Lock your phone
✔️ Set a password to lock your screen
✔️ Write a note to the finder (optional)
✔️ Try calling your phone
✔️ Sign out on your phone
✔️ Reach out for local help
✔️ Consider erasing your device

You Are Highly Recommended To Watch This 1 min video On How To Locate Your Lost Or Stolen Phone

FINAL WORDS
In conclusion, for this to work perfectly, your GPS should be turned on regularly. Although there are disadvantages as well but the advantage can not be overemphasized. I hope you learnt a new thing today. Help share this by hitting the Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter share buttons below for others to be aware.

22 February 2017

Android Oreo 8.0 Could Be The Next Android Version Name? Checkout It Out

Android February 22, 2017

It has not been long since android 7.0 was lunched its some amazing features.Android 7.0 Nougat could be succeeded by Android 8.0 Oreo if tips and tweets by Android official staff is something to hold on to. Google is known for adopting the names of edible stuffs as the name of their Android OS. For instance, previously, we had Gingerbread, Ice Cream Sandwich, KitKat, Lollipop, Marshmallow and the current Nougat OS. All this are names of something we can eat and Oreo is yet another eatable.

In addition, if you study closely the previous Android version names, you will notice that Google is following an alphabetical dessert naming order for its Android versions. After Android Nougat, the next version is Android O and according to a new tweet by one of Google’s employee, it could be named as
Android Oreo .

The new android operating system is not yet availible in any phone now but Google and Android are working hand to hand to release the first phone runing on Android 8 Oreo.

02 February 2017

How To Remotely Control Your Pc From An Android Device

Windows February 02, 2017

Android devices are used by everyone. In today’s modern time Android mobiles become our companion. Android devices are popular more in youngsters because of their reasonable price and latest features like high quality camera, Large RAM capacity, High speed CPUs, Large Storage size, fast internet and much more. Some time we may be in different place and we have to access our PC to view some important files or control an action. Some time we have to guide a friend or relative about some steps of a particular App. So we need to Access their PC. We need a PC to Access their computer but sometime at the movement we have no computer. SO we depend on the the Android phone. Android phones are used to control the Computer. If you do not know how to control PC from Android device then this post is really for you. In this post we are going to discuss step by step procedure to access or manage PC from Android device.

Steps To Control PC From Android Phone.

Follow the steps given below to set up your PC as well as your phone for controlling your PC from your Android Phone.

Preparation Steps For PC:

Step 1. First of all you have to download Team Viewer on the computer that you want to access remotely.

Step 2. Launch the program to your desktop by double click the TeamViewerQS-en.exe file.

Step 3. After Launching the program you will see a window in numeric ID of that system and a password is given to access that PC. Note that user name and password for later use.

Note : You can also create a Teamviewer Account to gain unattended access and unlimited file access support.

Preparation Steps For Android device :

You also have to download the android app team viewer iconTeamViewer is one of the popular Android app to remotely Access PC from Android device. It is available on Google playstore for free. It provide easy Access to your remote computer without the interruption of firewall. We can access our PC at home to gain the necessary information. It provide you the full mouse and keyboard functionality and allow you to transfer file in both direction. Approximately 50 million people download this App.

Step 1. Download and install Team Viewer from the Google play store or by clicking the button below.

Step 2. Launch the Team Viewer in your Android phone. After launching you will see a two boxes one for username and one for password.

Step 3. Now enter the Team Viewer Username and Password of the computer to which you want to connect. After that tap the connect to partner button.

team viewer username password

Step 4. After connecting you will see the control instructions. Minimize them to see your desktop screen.

Note : If enabled on PC, You can also browse the file system of your PC and transfer any file you want if the feature is enabled on the PC.

In conclusion, this tecnice is completely helpful if you want to remotely control PC from Android Phone. You can also use this method to remotely access a PC from another PC. If you need any help, feel free to shoot your comments below.Remain blessed.

21 January 2017

Top 5 Best Android Apps For Engineering Students

Top List January 21, 2017

Android provide the perfect compatibility of hardware and software. Android marketplace have apps in each and every field. With the advancement in technology Engineering Education becomes popular. Students like to do the bachelor and Masters in Different types of Engineering Computer, IT, Civil, Mechanical, Electronics etc. Android apps for Engineering Students, With the help of these apps students can learn the basic concepts of their fields. Students do not need to carry heavy books of Engineering concepts. These apps provide freedom to Engineering Students to read, learn anytime and anywhere without spending Money. In this Article we are going to discuss about the Best Android Apps for Engineering Students with a brief description of each. Students can use according to their Choice.

List Of Best Android Apps For Engineering Students.

1. RealCalc Scientific Calculator.

It is recommended in all android apps for Engineering Students which is available on Google Play store. It is a scientific calculator which can perform many types of calculations like log, algebraic, unit conversion, physics constants table, Angle values etc. It can remember ten memory places result history. It can also perform octal, Binary, hexadecimal conversion. It has extended 32 bit precision. Approximately 50 million user download this app.

2. Mechanical Engineer One.

It is an android app specially designed for Engineers to solve their daily problems. It also provide help to Mechanical engineers to solve their field related problems. It include various reference tables, calculator and converters. We can perform calculation in SI and imperial units. It is a light weight Android app which is compatible with Android 2.3 or higher version. Approximately 0.5 million user download this app.

3. Maths Formulas For Engineers.

$Maths Formulas For Engineers$ It is one the best in all Android apps for Engineering students. It is a light weight Android App with easy to see use interface. It contain all the Engineering Mathematics formulas. Now we do not need to remember complex mathematics formulas. With the help of this Android app we can easily use any mathematics formula when we need without searching in books or on internet. It is also good for Engineering Students. Approximately 0.1 million user download this App.

4. Electrical Engineering.

Electrical Engineering is popular Android app for Electrical Engineers and Students. This app is divided into three different components Electrical Calculator, Electrical formulas and Electrical Circuit. We can easily determine the relationship between the work, power and energy. We can calculate the current, voltage and resistance. It also provide the built in formulas for calculating the series or parallel resistance. We just only need to type the resistance. Approximately 1 million user download this App.

5. Software Engineering.

Software Engineering app is basically designed to know the basic concept of software Engineering for Computer and IT students. This app will go through the process of software designing and development. It provide more than 150 topics of software Engineering which are arranged according to chapter wise. It provide easy to use interface with attractive look. Approximately 50 thousand user download this app.

Hence, these are the best android apps for engineering students that they can install on their smartphones. Share this list of useful apps with your college friends as well.Remain blessed