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Hide the Last Seen Notification in WhatsApp

WhatsApp the most used smartphone app for texting and chatting has some features like "Last Seen Time". This basically tells the other users that you have checked their messages.
Unfortunately WhatsApp doesn’t allow options for Invisible or Offline like some other messaging services. This can be problematic for users who want to stay anonymous or for those who don’t what to chat with some people.

Download Now. Unfortunately, it’s not yet up on play store.

How to Use
  1. Download and install the Not Last Seen app from here (root not required).
  2. Open the app and enable ‘Block Last Seen!’
  3. Open the WhatsApp, now you will see the data connection went off automatically as soon as you open WhatsApp.
  4. Read and send the messages, then close the WhatsApp screen.
  5. Once you’re out of the WhatsApp screen, the data connection will enable automatically and will send the composed messages.


Similarly Facebook has "Seen" Notification on Facebook, if you have read the messages.


Note: No rooting required. Just download and install.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Use your Phone as a Keyboard and Mouse


Wi-Fi Mouse, is an Android app which transforms your phone/tablet into a wireless mouse, and keyboard using this app. Wi-Fi Mouse supports speech-to-text as well as multi-finger track pad gestures. It enables you to control your PC, MAC or HTPC effortlessly through a local network connection.

Compatible with XP/Windows/Mac OSX.



How to use Wi-Fi Mouse
1) Install Wi-Fi Mouse app from Google Play and install in your Android Phone/Tablet.
2) Then Download Mouse Server and install in your PC/Laptop
3) Run Mouse Server as Administrator.
4) Open Wi-Fi Mouse app in your Android phone and connect to the PC IP Address. It will take few seconds to connect, now enjoy your new touchpad, Mouse, Keyboard.

Note: Make sure your phone and PC/Laptop are in the same network and check Mouse Server is not blocked by Firewall.
Monday, April 29, 2013

Difference in Jailbreaking, Rooting and Unlocking



In this post, I will be explaining the basic of all these terms. This post was a request from our fans. Compared with laptop or desktop computers, the tablet devices and smart phones available and greatly limited. Jail breaking and Rooting and Unlocking been provided to bypass this protection and do what the device manufacturer wants you to do.

1) Jail Breaking

It is to delete or cancel the limitations set out in the device by the device manufacturer. Often used to Apple devices Karafun or iPad, for example, it allows you to use the programs, the third party (Aiit) and any from outside the Apple store. You can also change some of the most settings, such as changing the default browser, but the most important thing allowed is the installation of third party software is certified by Apple.


Also your tablet devices Microsoft Surface Rt, where you can install non-Microsoft software programs where it is in the original system of Surface RT only allows you to installation of programs certified by Microsoft.

2) Rooting

Rooting is to get the user permissions manager for a device, often root used to Android devices, but used also for systems based on UNIX system such as Nokia's previous Symbian. Gives root (admin) several powers such as deleting some original applications of the system, run some applications that need root access and more.



Cons of rooting, is that if the user does not know to deal with the system error may wipe some important files which cause damage to the system permanently.

NOTE: After rooting the device does not remain guaranteed by the seller any warranty you tend Warranty.

3) Unlocking

Some phones, data cards and others especially backed by telecommunications companies come "unlocked" so it comes only supportive of this company cards. When you enter the sim card of another company, it does not support. The unlocking (Open) can play another card on this phone if you are traveling or decided to change the company contact.



Note: Unlike with the former two types, the unlocking system is not related to what is good for each of the devices.

If you need any further help in Jail breaking, Rooting or Unlocking. Feel free to comment below or contact me.
Saturday, April 20, 2013

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