How to disable increasing ring on Samsung Galaxy S3?
Posted by Jayceooi
I like increasing ring feature on Samsung Galaxy S III whenever people call. However, some of you might not like this feature. How to disable increasing ring on Samsung Galaxy S3? XDA Developer, criskelo created a mod SecPhone.apk to disable increasing ring for all of us. It is proved working on XXALE8 and XXALE9 firmware. Might work on other firmware too. Try it to find out. And be sure to backup SecPhone.apk and SecPhone.odex first before try this mod.
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Continue ReadingInstallation guide ~ How to install update zip with ClockworkMod Recovery on Samsung Galaxy S3? (Video)
Download disable increasing ring on Samsung Galaxy S3 mod here.[...]
LibreOffice 3.6.0: A Look at What's Coming
Posted by PCWorld
It seems like just yesterday the Document Foundation published the speedy new version 3.5.4 of its popular LibreOffice productivity suite, but already there's a new beta version of the next major iteration of the software available for testing.
LibreOffice 3.6.0 Beta 1, which was released last weekend, is apparently nearly feature complete, according to the official announcement, and it adds a raft of new features and bug fixes that promise to make the open source software better than ever for users.
Two more beta versions and three release candidates are still expected before LibreOffice 3.6.0 makes its final debut, which is scheduled for late July or early August. In the meantime, you can[...]
Continue ReadingLibreOffice 3.6.0 Beta 1, which was released last weekend, is apparently nearly feature complete, according to the official announcement, and it adds a raft of new features and bug fixes that promise to make the open source software better than ever for users.
Two more beta versions and three release candidates are still expected before LibreOffice 3.6.0 makes its final debut, which is scheduled for late July or early August. In the meantime, you can[...]
Over A Year Later, Amazon Cloud Player Finally Arrives On iPhone
Posted by TechCrunch
It’s been over a year since Amazon debuted its cloud-based music storage and streaming application, Amazon Cloud Player, and today the app is finally arriving on iOS. This morning, Amazon announced Cloud Player for iPhone and iPod Touch has gone live in the iTunes App Store, allowing users to store up to 5 GB of music for free, and then purchase additional storage, if need be.The service works much like Amazon Cloud Player for desktop and Android, but you’re not able to purchase any music within the application at this time. (Surprise, surprise). However, Amazon is offering a launch discount – users who pick any premium storage plan will receive unlimited space to store the[...]
Continue ReadingHow about a Qwiki? Bing embeds video presentations in search results
Posted by VentureBeat
They may be quickies of a different kind, but a rendezvous between Microsoft and New York-based startup Qwiki has brought the young company’s interactive video presentations to search results for faster, more pleasing experiences.
Beginning Tuesday, Bing’s search engine will feature “qwikis,” or machine-generated video presentations on reference topics, attached to Wikipedia page results. So whenever a Wikipedia entry is surfaced in search results, the searcher can click to watch a video that talks her through the topic in question.
“When we started this company, we looked at the search page and said ? ‘there should really be a play button next to each re[...]
Continue ReadingBeginning Tuesday, Bing’s search engine will feature “qwikis,” or machine-generated video presentations on reference topics, attached to Wikipedia page results. So whenever a Wikipedia entry is surfaced in search results, the searcher can click to watch a video that talks her through the topic in question.
“When we started this company, we looked at the search page and said ? ‘there should really be a play button next to each re[...]
Facebook preps ‘Facebook Exchange’ for real-time bidding
Posted by Gigaom
Facebook is getting more aggressive with advertising. The social network said Wednesday that it plans to launch Facebook Exchange, a real-time bidding platform, in the next few weeks.
Through the service, advertisers will be able to target ads to Facebook users based on their browsing history, Facebook spokeswoman Annie Ta told Bloomberg. The ads will be served through third-party demand-side platforms (DSP)�including AppNexus, DataXu, MediaMath, AdRoll and Turn, and will be priced based on the cost per thousand views. According to Bloomberg, the new service is also designed to let advertisers deliver more time-sensitive messages.
“By bidding on a specific impression rather than a larg[...]
Continue ReadingThrough the service, advertisers will be able to target ads to Facebook users based on their browsing history, Facebook spokeswoman Annie Ta told Bloomberg. The ads will be served through third-party demand-side platforms (DSP)�including AppNexus, DataXu, MediaMath, AdRoll and Turn, and will be priced based on the cost per thousand views. According to Bloomberg, the new service is also designed to let advertisers deliver more time-sensitive messages.
“By bidding on a specific impression rather than a larg[...]
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