List of fake websites of online shopping (updated list )

List of fake websites of online shopping (updated list )


                 

http://www.airmaxstores.com
http://www.airmaxtrading.com
http://www.airmaxtrainers.com
http://www.aisneshop.com
http://www.aitradecn.com
http://www.aiviw.com
http://www.ajkings.com
http://www.ajshoesusa.com
http://www.akbrand.com
http://www.akes-shoes.com
http://www.akes-shoes.net
http://www.akinokaze.com
http://www.al-88.com
http://www.aladdin-trade.com
http://www.alanbags.com
http://www.aldatrade.com
http://www.aleadna.com
http://www.alenax.com
http://www.aletrade1.com
http://www.alexvip.com
http://www.alfamobileshop.com
http://www.ali-trade.com
http://www.aliae.com
http://www.alibaba-nike.com
http://www.alibaba-trade.com
http://www.alibaba0086.com
http://www.alibaba01.com
http://www.alibaba1212.com
http://www.alibaba2007.com
http://www.alibaba2046.com
http://www.alibaba21.com

SEAL Team ! highly trained Counter-terrorism Unit-Overview

Overview of Seal team

                                        

SEAL Team Six is the original name of the Navy's Counter-terrorism Unit, though its official name is currently the Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU). DEVGRU is a group level command within the Naval Special Warfare Command, but is operationally controlled by the Joint Special Operations Command, which is a sub-unified command of the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM).

DEVGRU was formed largely due to the growing threat of terrorism around the world and the failed rescue attempt of the American hostages in Iran in 1980. SEAL Team Six is the tier-one counter-terrorism maritime component of JSOC. It is charged to study special operations requirements and techniques, ensure interoperability and equipment standardization, plan and conduct special operations exercises and training, and develop joint-special operations tactics.

History:

Recent successes and devastating helicopter crashes have brought light to the formerly secretive unit. In fact, the terms "SEAL Team SIX" and "DEVGRU" were not

List of websites blocked in India

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List of FAKE companies in USA,UK and Finland ! - More to Come

These are Small list of Fake companies who claim to be based in USA, UK and Finland

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Below are the list of scamming fake companies:
Cellular Systems Stores Limited
Mobile Phone Solutions Limited
Trading Alliance Limited
Diversity Depot Inc
JET ELECTRONICS INC
NET TRADING CO. LIMITED
BYT ELECTRONICS LTD
TRADE N WIN
F L Ltd
Felogo Ltd
MajorTechs

Scientific reasons behind the seasons of EARTH

Scientific reasons behind the seasons of  EARTH

The seasons are a powerful force in our lives. They affect the activities we do, the foods we crave, the clothes we wear — and quite often, the moods we are in. The seasons officially change once again on Saturday, with summer beginning in the Northern Hemisphere and winter starting in the south.
What is it that causes the change in seasons?
The ability to predict the seasons — by tracking the rising and setting points of the sun throughout the year — was key to survival in ancient times. The Babylonians, the Maya and other cultures developed complex systems for monitoring seasonal shifts. But it took centuries more to unravel the science behind the seasons.
Nicolai Copernicus (1473-1543) radically changed our understanding of astronomy when he proposed that the sun, not Earth, was the center of the solar system. This led to our modern understanding of the relationship between the sun and Earth.

shocking facts about oceans - hidden toO

shocking facts about oceans 

The oceans may make up 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, but we know very little about them, especially compared to our knowledge of the Earth’s land spaces — or even those of Mars and Venus. Consider this: We made it all the way to the moon a full four years before we saw the largest mountain range on Earth, lying below the oceans' surface.

Life in the oceans of this planet, even the very little we know about is unrivaled in its beauty and strangeness. Furthermore, the promise of what it may teach us about the planet we live on stretches the imagination.

To give you an idea of the numerous surprises that dwell in the oceans, and hopefully make you eager to learn more, here are 15 fun tidbits about the awe-inspiring world that lies below the oceans’ surface.

Interesting Ocean Facts

>>>  For starters, did you know that 94 percent of life on Earth is aquatic? That makes us land-dwellers a very small minority.

find a part time job in #us..Ask us how!

find a part time job in #us..Ask us how!

Finding and Doing part time jobs would make student life easier. It offers many advantages, but the most practical is that it will help augment your monthly living expenses. However, you must be aware of the fact that it must be among the least of priorities in your list of options for finding ways to meet your financial ends.

The order should be as follows:

--------> Research Assistantship
-------> Teaching Assistantship
------> Scholarship
-----> Part Time job
In this post, I’m going to share information about part time jobs. As an International Student, you are allowed to work 20 hours per week within the University campus. Any work outside the campus — like in gas stations, restaurants, hotels, motels, etc. — is considered as illegal. It may even lead to your #deportation from the #U.S.

I once had a friend who was working in an restaurant near his university. Once day, an International Student Advisor went to that restaurant for lunch, and he chanced upon my friend who waited the advisor’s table. A couple of days later, he went to IO for some paper works, and the same International Officer happened to meet him. He advised him to quit working at that restaurant immediately, so as not to suffer any adverse consequence. This happened a few years back.

Simply put, there is very good chance of getting deported back to India if you will be found working outside your campus. But do student tend to take such risk? Yes, of course. However, weighing its advantages and disadvantages, I really feel it is not worth the risk to take on off-campus jobs.

Requirements for Part-Time job:

If you don’t have an RA/TA, start looking for part time jobs on-campus from Day 1 you reach the U.S. This is because it will help you in many ways, like:

---> Part Time jobs will get you an SSN.
-----> That will indirectly, help to get credit cards, driver’s license and build credit and driving history.
-------> And above all, it will help pay for your monthly expenses.
To apply for part-time jobs, you would need:

There are apps ,which can detect jaundice. do you know that ?

May be this is not much popular,but there are mobile apps that detect jaundice in babies  with the technology of image capturing and processing the image.

The BiliCam App Can Detect Jaundice in Babies



                         




                                 




BiliCam is an app that helps parents easily detect jaundice in their babies using their smartphone. Jaundice is quite common in babies but can be fatal. The disease is caused by the buildup of a substance called bilirubin in blood and body tissues. Excell bilirubin can cause the skin to be tinged yellow.



                                  



The application  helps detect jaundice in babies during the first few days after they go home. Parents simply have to take a picture of their baby with an included color key laid on the baby's belly. The information is then sent to a cloud where an algorithm determines if the parents should get their child tested for jaundice. 

                                  

The application  is still in the testing level, but its developers hope to get into doctors' hands for further testing before seeking FDA approval.

27 Money Lessons Every High School Graduate Should Know !

29 Money Lessons Every High School Graduate Should Know !



A financial literacy test given by the National Financial Educator's Council found that test-takers from 15-18 years old scored an average of only 59.6%.
No matter what they're learning in school, most young Americans are lost when it comes to managing their money.
That's why we put together a basic guide to financial facts and concepts that will come in handy no matter where you're headed next.
This list is by no means exhaustive, because there's no end to the things you can learn about money. It doesn't include points about considerations like mortgages and 401(k)s and long term care insurance, because those are things that can wait, at least for a little while.
Today, you should know:
ABOUT BANKING
1. Understand where your money goes. If you don't know how much you've spent and on what, you won't know how much you have left to afford the things you want. Duh, right? Free apps like LearnVest and Mint will keep track for you with barely any work on your end.
2. A budget is just a plan for your money. Once you know where your money goes, a budget maps out how much money you owe every month, and how much money you have left. It's not restrictive, like a diet — it's just a way to make sure you aren't spending money you don't actually have.
3. A checking account is different from a savings account, so don't treat it as one. A checking account earns no interest and keeps cash at hand, to pay bills or make cash withdrawals. You shouldn't keep more money there than you need for your bills, plus a buffer. A savings account earns a smidgen of interest and is meant to hold money for the longer term.
4. Never pay ATM or checking fees. There are plenty of banks out there with conveniently located in-network ATMs and checking accounts without fees. Paying for either at this juncture simply means you didn't do the two-minute Google search to find a better option.
ABOUT CREDIT
5. Don't confuse debit and credit cards. Debit cards can only spend the money in your checking account. Credit cards enable you to spend more money than you have: The company essentially loans it to you, for a price (interest).
6. Don't charge money to your credit card that you can't afford to pay. Leaving some of the money your credit card company "loaned" to you unpaid and applying it to next month's bill is called "carrying a balance." Make no mistake that this is a form of debt. Don't do it, because …
7. You should avoid credit card debt at all costs. Credit card debt has some of the highest interest rates out there, meaning it's some of the most expensive debt you can take on.
8. It's never too early to begin building your credit. This all makes using credit cards seem like a minefield, but it's a necessary evil(ish), because you need to build your credit — the record of credit use that proves you're trustworthy when it comes time to make big purchases like a house.
ABOUT WORKING
9. People don't give you money you don't ask for. It's estimated that people who don't negotiate their salaries at the start of their careers lose out on half a million dollars of earnings over a lifetime. The same principle applies when you're trying to get your friends to pay you back for gas — if you don't ask, you won't get it.
10. You'll always take home less money than you expect. Just because you're making $10 an hour doesn't mean you'll take home $400 at the end of a 40-hour workweek. Taxes will take a chunk before you ever see it.
11. Most jobs won't make you rich on their own. For now, it's great to have an employer who gives you a paycheck. But if you want to be rich, you need to start thinking bigger.
ABOUT RETIREMENT & INVESTING
12. It's never too early to open a retirement account. You can open a retirement account the minute you start receiving "earned income" (i.e. a paycheck), and you should.
13. Your retirement account is invested in the market. Keeping a savings account called "retirement" is not the same thing. You need an actual retirement account.
14. A Roth IRA is a great option for young people.  There are a few different types of retirement accounts. For young people in particular, a  Roth IRA  may be a good choice, due to its tax structure.
15. Investing isn't all about picking the hot stocks. The minute you start reading financial news, you'll see a million recommendations for and against individual stocks. Don't bother. Especially this early on, you'll probably want to take the safer route and put any invested money in relatively conservative investments like index funds. The same goes for choosing your retirement investments.
16. If you start saving for retirement the moment you get a job, you could become a millionaire with practically no effort. This doesn't have to be a post-college office job — anything with a paycheck qualifies, like a summer job as a camp counselor. The earlier you start saving, the easier it will be to have $1 million saved by the time you retire. That's because ...
17. Interest can be a good thing or a bad thing. When interest is accruing on, for instance, your investments, you're earning money. When it's accruing on, for instance, your student loans, it's increasing the amount you have to pay.
18. You should be impressed by compound interest. It's a big deal.
ABOUT STUDENT LOANS & DEBTS
19. Public and private student loans are entirely different animals. Public (federal) student loans tend to be a lot more malleable than private loans, issued by private lenders. Whatever loans you plan to take out, read the fine print before signing on the dotted line.
20. Start paying your student loans before you have to. You won't be required to start paying your student loans until after graduation, after what's called a "grace period." Interest, however, accrues during that period you aren't paying, so make an effort to start paying the minute your loan servicer will allow it, to reduce the balance. Unsure when that is? Give them a call.
21. Don't pay just the minimum. If you have the money to pay more than the minimum on any debts you carry, do it. Paying just the minimum amount owed will drag on the lives of your debts and mean you pay more in interest overall.
22. Missing bill payments is a slippery slope. Missing a payment isn't like turning in a late assignment. It has serious consequences for your credit and for your wallet, so do what you have to to remember to pay your bills on time.
ABOUT SPENDING
23. Buying lunch and coffee every day seriously adds up. There's a reason every personal finance book you pick up tells you how many hundreds of dollars you could save per year if you bring coffee instead of buying it. The little stuff adds up.
24. All money is real money. Student loans and credit cards don't feel like "real money" because you aren't handing over any cash. But when you're being billed for $10,000 a few years down the line, that money is just as real as the $10 you just spent on lunch.
25. Don't be a stingy tipper. They're the worst. If you can't afford to tip appropriately, don't request the service in the first place.
26. A fancy car means nothing. Despite what you see on Instagram and Snapchat, a Maserati doesn't mean a person is set for life. A fancy car means nothing about a person except that they choose to spend money on a fancy car — and many of the country's millionaires don't even bother.
27. Lottery tickets are a waste of time. Not only do you have a better chance of becoming the president of the United States, but many lottery winners end up completely broke. Put that money towards your retirement account instead.
source:yahoo

hackers have your user names, passwords and email address ..check yourself online

Check if hackers have your user names, passwords and email address





It hasn't been a good year for company security. I've told you about the major data breaches at Target, Yahoo!, Adobe, Michael's, Neiman Marcus, eBay, Goodwill and plenty of others. That's just the tip of the iceberg.



If you add in smaller data breaches, there were more than 2,000 breaches in the last year, and hackers got their hands on more than 800 million user records! Hackers released a lot of this information online, just for fun.

Fortunately, some helpful programmers put together ways to see if hackers have released your information.

search for your personal data and information in hacker databases.

The story isn't as one-sided as it might seem, though, because it isn't just legitimate retailers and online sites that get hacked. Hackers can use bad passwords and have poor security, too.

Plenty of hackers attack other hacker sites, steal information and then release it online. !

Helpful tips and hidden tricks for iOS 7

34 helpful tips and hidden tricks for iOS 7

You’ve been reading about Apple’s new platform for a while now. Our iOS 7 review covered some highlights and low points. Assuming you’ve already figured out how to upgrade to iOS 7 and it’s running on your device right now, you might be interested in unlocking some of the less obvious features and getting to grips with some iOS 7 tips. Apple’s good at ensuring most things are intuitive, but there’s no harm in getting a little help.
Updated on 01-17-2014 by Simon Hill: Added details to Spotlight Search, and new sections on how to use voicemail, how to make a wish list, how to use your compass, and how to use home sharing.
How to open Control Center





apple iphone 5c ios 7 control centerIf you want to toggle Airplane Mode or switch off Wi-Fi, then just swipe up from the bottom of the screen and behold the Control Center. If you have trouble getting the Control Center to pop up every time, then start your swipe from off the bottom of the screen. You’ll also find music controls in there and some utilities, like a flashlight and a calculator. You can even access this from the lock screen (if you’d prefer not to then head to Settings > Control Center and slide Access on Lock Screen to off). If you find that you’re accidentally opening the Control Center while gaming or using an app then go to General > Control Center and turn off Access Within Apps.
How to use Spotlight Search more effectively

Just swipe down in the middle of any home page and you’ll find Spotlight Search is ready to go. Use it to find whatever you need on your iPhone. It’s a good way to quick launch an app, find an email, or a contact. You can swipe up or tap twice to get rid of the search. Go into Settings > General > Spotlight Search and select exactly what you’d like to be included in searches. This will stop your results from getting clogged up with useless info and it will make the search faster. Apple removed the ability to search the Web in the first iOS 7 release, but an update brought it back. Scroll to the bottom of your search results and you’ll find two options to choose from, Search Web and Search Wikipedia.
How to unclutter your notifications

The Notifications Center will get really busy, really quickly, even with the three tabs for All, Today, and Missed. Go to Settings > Notification Center. To fix this, you can choose exactly what gets displayed and how it gets displayed. You can also access the Notification Center from the lock screen. To go to the relevant app for a notification you swipe to the right, but you can also hide it by swiping up.
How to swipe to Go back

You can just swipe from the left side of the screen in a supported app to jump back to what you were doing. No button press required.
Understanding Automatic updates

You no longer have to update apps manually in iOS 7; they’ll update automatically. If you don’t want them to auto update, go into the App Store and within Settings you’ll find an option to toggle Updates off. You can also tell them not to use Cellular Data with the toggle below, so they’ll only update via Wi-Fi.
When did I send that message?
If you want to know when an iMessage or SMS was sent then just swipe the specific speech bubble in question to the left and you’ll see the timestamp.
You can have giant folders


ios 7 design good folders
There’s no longer a limit on the number of apps you can put into a folder. You can use them to hide stock apps you don’t use, including the Newsstand.
How to close apps and multitask

Double tap the Home button to get a look at what you have on the go. See an app you want to close? Just swipe it up and the app will close.
How to save your data

You can go to Settings > Cellular and then scroll down to see which apps are going to potentially use your data. See something that you want to restrict to Wi-Fi? Just slide that toggle to the off position.
How to make the most of your battery

With iOS 7, those pesky apps can drink all your juice when you’re not looking. Head to Settings > General > Background App Refresh and you can stop them. You’ll see a list of apps that might be trying to do things in the background. Simply toggle off any that you don’t want to use.
How to make the screen background stop moving

Is the new parallax effect making you sick? Some people suffer from motion sickness and struggle to focus, but you can head into Settings > General > Accessibility and turn Reduce Motion on to ease up on the animations. You can also bold the text, make it bigger, or invert the colors in the Accessibility menu.
How to open a level for measuring how “level” surfaces are

Let’s get this straight.. Open the compass app and swipe to the left, and you’ve got a level that will help you get everything straight.
How to make the most of the new Siri

ios 7 siri bad
Head into Settings > General > Siri and you’ll find various settings that allow you to do things like change the gender of your assistant, or toggle on the ability to launch Siri by raising the iPhone to your face. If Siri says something the wrong way you can tell it “that’s not how you pronounce that” and you’ll get options to choose from.
How to block problem callers




No more crazy calls from the ex, or that persistent “friend” from school. Just go to Settings > Phone > Blocked and add them to your blacklist. You can also just block messages or FaceTime via Settings > Messages > Blocked and Settings > FaceTime > Blocked. You can also go into individual contacts and choose Block Contact at the bottom.
How to track (or stop tracking) your location

Go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > Frequent Locations and you’ll find a list and a map showing your movements. You can clear this history or you can head to System Services and toggle Frequent Locations off. You can also prevent specific apps from tracking your location via Settings > Privacy > Location Services. If you scroll down there’s a list and you can toggle off whatever you like.
There are new ringtones

You will find a load of new ringtones and vibration options in Settings > Sounds > Sounds and Vibration Patterns. If you want to create your own vibration pattern then select an alert type in Settings > Sounds and tap Vibration > Create New Vibration.
Type searches right into Safari

You can now type searches in the address bar in Safari and it will return results in real time (like Chrome), both from Google and from your own Bookmarks and History. If you head into Bookmarks and tap the “@” symbol you’ll find a handy list of links from your Twitter timeline. You can also head into Settings in Safari to change various things, such as your default search engine. You could also turn on Do Not Track for a little extra privacy while browsing.
How to close Safari tabs

Struggling to tap that tiny x? Don’t bother; when you’re scrolling through tabs in Safari you can just swipe them away to the left to close them. The limit has been increased too; you can now have up to 24 tabs open at once.
You can use Volume as a shutter button

You can use the Volume up button to take photos, and you can hold it down to take a burst of multiple shots. In the camera app, swipe left or right (up or down if you’re holding it in landscape) to change the mode.
Photo gallery ‘moments’
iPhone 5S screenshot photos collections
Your photos and videos are organized into moments now. They’re grouped together by time and place. You can tap on the header of a moment to see a map and find the number of shots taken. There’s also an option to share at the right side. The thumbnails are tiny, but you can tap and hold to expand them and then just slide your finger around to see your other shots.
How to sort mail

In the Mail app, if you tap Edit when in your mailbox you can select from a range of filters including VIP, Flagged, Unread, and so on. To create a VIP list just tap on the person’s name you want to add and when the contact pops up choose Add to VIP. You can add photos or videos to emails by tapping and holding on the body of the email until options pop up and choosing Insert Photo or Video. You can also press and hold the New Message button to see a list of your recent drafts. Shake your device to get an Undo option.
How to find and use iTunes Radio

You’ll find iTunes Radio in the Music app. You can tap the plus symbol to add a new station and search by artist, genre, or song. To teach it what you like tap the star icon when a track is playing and you can tell it to Play More Like This, Never Play This Song, or Add to iTunes Wish List. You can share the stations you create by tapping the info button.
How to use Touch ID

If you didn’t set up Touch ID with the help of iOS Setup Assistant, or you decide you want to switch it off then head into Settings > General > Passcode & Fingerprint > Fingerprints. Choose Add a Fingerprint and you can scan up to five fingers which can be used to unlock your iPhone 5S instead of your passcode. To unlock your iPhone you can press the Home button and keep your finger lightly in place, or you can press the Sleep/Wake button and then keep your finger lightly on the Home button without actually pressing it. You can also use Touch ID for iTunes Store, App Store, and iBooks Store purchases. Apparently the reader is 360-degree, so it shouldn’t matter which angle your finger comes from.
Find apps that are popular near you

The App Store in iOS 7 has a new category. Tap Near Me from the menu at the bottom and you’ll get a list of the apps that people who live locally are using. This can be a great way of filtering out irrelevant apps, and it can turn up some interesting options. It’s also handy if you’re on vacation somewhere and you want some good local apps to help you explore.
Catering for the kids

Anyone concerned about the kids inadvertently running up bills for in-app purchases can go to Settings > General > Restrictions and scroll down to disable In-App Purchases. Even better, Apple has added a dedicated Kids category to the App Store for kids who are 11 and under. The content has to adhere to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, and that means no sneaky in-app pop-ups that take your kids to a website, and no tricks to encourage them to buy more content. It also prevents the developers from collecting personal information, such as your child’s email address. There’s an age gate in place now, so kids can’t give away private information, or buy additional apps or content, without parental consent.
How to set default directions for walking

When you navigate using the Maps app it assumes that you’re driving to your destination. If you don’t drive then you can change this default to cater for walkers. Go to Settings > Maps and under Preferred Directions you’ll see the option to choose Walking as your default.
How to find, wipe, or lock your lost device

When you have iCloud turned on, via Settings > iCloud, you also have access to some handy features for finding a lost device if you turn on the Find My iPhone feature. If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch goes missing then go to iCloud.com and sign in with your Apple ID and password. You can see where the device is on a map, learn where it’s been, and remotely lock it. If you put it into Lost Mode, a passcode is required to unlock it (you should always use a passcode or Touch ID anyway). You can also display a message with contact details to try and retrieve it. If you fear it has been stolen then the Activation Lock feature should prevent anyone else from turning off Find My iPhone, or erasing your device, unless they have your Apple ID and password. You can also opt to remotely wipe all of your personal data. Another feature worth setting up can be found in Settings > General > Passcode Lock; tap Erase Data to ensure that your device is wiped after 10 failed passcode attempts.
How to create perfect wallpapers

You can choose your wallpaper in Settings > Wallpapers & Brightness, but if you want them to look perfect with that parallax effect then you need to make them the right size. Crop your images to match these dimensions and your wallpapers should look just right. Resizing will stretch them and it won’t look right, so don’t do it.
iPhone 5/5C/5S – 1536 x 1040 pixels
iPhone 4S – 1360 x 1040 pixels
iPad 3 and iPad 4 – 2448 x 2448 pixels
iPad 2 and iPad mini – 1424 x 1424 pixels
How to use AirDrop

apple iphone 5s screen front ios 7 airdrop
AirDrop is an easy way to share files with other Apple devices by using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (both need to be enabled for it to work). You’ll find it in the Control Center when you swipe up from the bottom of the screen. Tap on the AirDrop section at the bottom left and you can make your device discoverable for Contacts Only or Everyone; you can also just turn it off completely in here. When you choose someone to share with, or they choose you, there’s a notification and preview giving the option to deny or accept the file.
How to use FaceTime without showing your face





You can make audio-only FaceTime calls now. It’s as simple as tapping the phone icon, instead of the video icon, in the FaceTime app. It’s great for saving yourself some minutes when you’re connected to Wi-Fi.
How to get Siri to read your voicemail

Did you know that you can ask Siri to play your voicemail? Just hold down the Home button and when Siri pops up, say “Play voicemail” and your new messages will be played in order. You can also double tap on a voicemail notification and you’ll be whisked into the phone app and onto the voicemail tab to hear your messages.
If you can’t be bothered to listen to the four messages from your Mom that all basically say “Call me back,” you can just delete them. Go to the Phone app and tap on the Voicemail button, then tap Edit at the top right and tap the red minus symbol next to the voicemails that you want to delete and tap the Delete button. You can also just swipe them off to the left to delete them. You’ll find them via Deleted Messages at the bottom and you can destroy them permanently by going in there and tapping Clear All at the top right.
How to make a wish list in the App Store

Sometimes you’ll be browsing the App Store or iTunes and you’ll see an app or a song that you don’t want to buy or install. Rather than risk forgetting about it, you can stick it on your wish list. Just tap the share icon at the top of the app’s page and choose Add to Wish List. You can check your wish list later by tapping the list icon at the top right. This also works for your iTunes wish list. Even if you’ve been building a wish list on your Mac, you’ll find it’s accessible in the iTunes Store app on your iPhone.
How to use your compass



iOS 7 Compass app Level
iOS 7 Compass app Level
If you’re headed in a specific direction, you can calibrate the compass to keep you on course. Open up the Compass app and tap the face to set the direction you want. Now if you start to deviate you’ll see your bearing indicated by the red arc, which gives you a clear idea of how off course you are. You can also choose between true north and magnetic north in Settings > Compass.
How to use Home Sharing

If you have an iTunes collection on your computer and you want to be able to access it on your iPhone or iPad then you should enable Home Sharing. In iTunes go to File > Home Sharing > Turn on Home Sharing and enter your Apple ID and password and click Create Home Share.  Now go Settings > Music or Settings > Video on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch and enable Home Sharing. You’ll have to enter the same Apple ID and password. To actually access it, tap the Shared tab on your iOS device in the Video or Music app and select the library you want.

That’s it for our iOS 7 tips, but check back because we’ll update this list from time to time. If you’ve got some issues with the new platform then check out our iOS 7 problems and solutions. Feel free to suggest good tips or tricks in the comments below.

Microsoft confirms Windows will merge into one operating system

Microsoft confirms Windows will merge into one operating system





Speaking in an earnings call today, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has confirmed that in the next version of Windows, the company will amalgamate the current three versions of Windows into the one operating system.
Nadella said that the one operating system will cover all screen sizes, ranging from desktops and laptops, to tablets and smartphones. While he didn't specify what this version of Windows is called, previous rumors have indicated it goes by the codename 'Threshold', effectively making it Windows 9.
It was also revealed that Microsoft has internally restructured the company since the departure of Steve Ballmer, with Nadella saying the company now has "one team with a common architecture".
While the next version of Windows will be a singular operating system, it'll still be sold in different versions, some with a subset of the features to suit the particular device. For example, it's expected that the Windows Phone and Windows RT versions of Threshold will not include the desktop, but will run universal Windows apps also available for desktop systems.
The latest rumors claim Windows 9 will launch in early 2015. One of the features that will make a comeback for desktop users is the Start menu, recently pictured in leaked screenshots. Nadella said there will be more announcements surrounding future versions of Windows in the coming months, but didn't go into detail.