Showing posts with label now. Show all posts
Showing posts with label now. Show all posts
Sunday, January 29, 2017
Universal Naked Driver Now Support New Nexus Devices
Universal Naked Driver Now Support New Nexus Devices
It is a project that fits as many drivers as possible into a single driver install to save new users hassle.
It is now updated and now it Supports the Nexus 4, Nexus 10, Nexus Q, and—even though it’s a little late—the Nexus S. XDA Senior Member 1wayjonny posted the update in the Nexus 4 forums. The drivers are supported on Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8.
This is to allow ADB, Fastboot & APX interfaces to work without installing any package much less multiples packages for users with multiple devices. Yes you can just install them and uninstall right away but why bother?
Warning: Uninstall any previous driver packages you may have installed and also manually remove drivers by attaching your phone and going to Windows device manager and right click the entry for your phone and select "Uninstall" on the next prompt make sure to select "Delete the driver software for this device" then hit OK and reboot before installing these drivers
For most Windows machines, it’s a matter of installing the drivers like any other driver, which is install and go. Windows 8 users may have a more complicated time installing it, but it’s still pretty easy.
Here is a Guide On how to install it In Windows 8:
It is now updated and now it Supports the Nexus 4, Nexus 10, Nexus Q, and—even though it’s a little late—the Nexus S. XDA Senior Member 1wayjonny posted the update in the Nexus 4 forums. The drivers are supported on Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8.
This is to allow ADB, Fastboot & APX interfaces to work without installing any package much less multiples packages for users with multiple devices. Yes you can just install them and uninstall right away but why bother?
Warning: Uninstall any previous driver packages you may have installed and also manually remove drivers by attaching your phone and going to Windows device manager and right click the entry for your phone and select "Uninstall" on the next prompt make sure to select "Delete the driver software for this device" then hit OK and reboot before installing these drivers
For most Windows machines, it’s a matter of installing the drivers like any other driver, which is install and go. Windows 8 users may have a more complicated time installing it, but it’s still pretty easy.
Here is a Guide On how to install it In Windows 8:
- How to Disable Driver Signature Enforcement in Windows 8:
- From the Metro Start Screen, open Settings (move your mouse to the bottom-right-corner of the screen and wait for the pop-out bar to appear, then click the Gear icon). Click ‘More PC Settings’.
- Click ‘General’.
- Scroll down, and click ‘Restart now’ under ‘Advanced startup’.
- Wait a bit.
- Click ‘Troubleshoot’.
- Click ‘Advanced Options’
- Click ‘Windows Startup Settings’
- Click Restart.
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Monday, January 2, 2017
What Is Google Now and How Do I Use It
What Is Google Now and How Do I Use It
When Jelly Bean was officially announced, Android users had a lot to be excited about. The latest version of the OS is super-smooth (like Butter!), there are expandable notifications that actually include functionality, there is a better keyboard, better widgets, and a better camera/gallery.
The biggest announcements, of course, were the addition of a better voice search, and with it, Google Now. So what is Google Now? Let’s find out!
Google Now is still very much in beta, so I will keep that in mind as a talk about it.
Google Now, as Google puts it, “brings you just the right information at just the right time”. The idea is that Google Now will use everything it ‘knows’ about you to deliver timely information based on your schedule, location, hobbies, time of day, and more.
Cards
Google Now presents you with this information using what they call Cards, and Android will notify you when a new Card pops up (based on your settings). For example, Google Now hit me with this card during the Yankees/Red Sox game because it knows the Yankees are my favorite baseball team:
Low blow, Google. Low blow.
I’ve organized the information Google Now presents you into two categories: Day-to-Day and Travel. Let’s look at Day-to-Day first.
To access Google Now, you just need to press ‘Google’ in the search bar that appears at the top of each screen, or swipe up from the Home button.
Day-to-Day Information
Part of what Google Now presents to you is information that will help get you through the day. This includes:
- Weather
- Traffic
- Appointments
- Public Transit
- Sports
- Places Nearby (which can be in both categories)
I’ve already shown you Sports. Google Now will use you previous searches to determine which teams you’re interested in and present you real time scores of those games. You can easily manage teams in the Settings, in case Google picks up a team you don’t really care for.
Weather is probably pretty self-explanatory; it will get your location and give you the current conditions as well as the five-day forecast. There is an option to always display this card or only display it in the morning or in the evening (for the next day’s forecast).
Local Weather
Public Transportation and Places Nearby
Both Public Transportation and Places Nearby are based on the location reading from your device’s GPS. Public Transportation will give you schedules when you’re near a Bus or Train station, as well as ‘when traveling.’
Places Nearby will show you exactly that: notable places in the area. This one is a bit interesting. I’ve been using Jelly Bean for a couple of weeks now but I can’t tell how Google Now discerns what is notable to show you. I did notice that some time after I Googled ‘Chic Fil-A’ to read up on all the recent hubbub surrounding the company, Google Now told me when I was near an establishment, but I believe there is more to it than just Google searches.
Public Transportation and Nearby Places
Appointments and Traffic
Appointments and Traffic could very well be the most useful as far as day-to-day stuff goes. With Appointments, Google Now will grab your next appointment from your calendar and display it as a card as the appointment approaches. If travel is required, it will notify you the day of, and bring up a Traffic card that gives you a traffic report and a link to directions, which is really cool!
Speaking of the traffic card, here is the description according to Google:
Get traffic conditions and alternate routes before you leave for work. Google Now also puts traffic to your next likely destination at your fingertips.
While I have experienced the latter, my commute has actually been somewhat erratic over the last couple of weeks as I’ve been running errands or making stops along the way, so my phone hasn’t been able to get a good idea of my commute. However, it has noticed I’ve been stopping at the Starbucks on campus and tells me about ones nearby when I leave work. I think as this service learns, it will get considerably better. I’ll be very interested to see how it does in a couple of months time.
Traffic based on recent search.
Travel Information
There are some services I didn’t mention above that I think better fit into the category of Travel Information. They are:
- Flights
- Translation
- Currency
- Time Back Home
Places Nearby would also qualify for this section, as I’d imagine you could probably rely on it a bit in an area you’re unfamiliar with.
Flights will grab information on flights you’ve searched for with Google and give you updates on status and traffic to the airport. This is a pretty interesting one because (since I haven’t flown since getting Jelly Bean) I’m not exactly sure how it works. My inclination would be that it could grab the flight info from your calendar, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. The card looks very cool and the idea is great, but the jury is still out on how well it works for me.
Upcoming Flight Info
Translation, Currency, and Time Back Home are much more intuitive as far as functionality and usage go. Google will grab your location and show each of the three based on the following (respective) criteria: you visit a place with a different language, you visit a place with a different currency, or you’re in a different time zone from the one you’re normally in. It would seem that with the former two, Google takes its best guess at which language and currency is being used.
Travel cards (images from Google Now’s official site)
Thoughts
The idea behind Google Now is a great one — it’s a personal assistant that doesn’t need to be engaged by the user. Theoretically, it should just work. It will also learn based on your habits and search history, which is a fascinating concept. Of course, you can be as open with it or as private as you’d like; if location and web history aren’t turned on, Google Now won’t give you too much information as it’s not getting much from you.
I’m not going to rate it because I don’t think it really fair. I haven’t travelled outside of where I live while using it and for some functionality, I haven’t given good enough patterns for it to work to it’s full potential. It’s also still in beta. I will say that from what I’ve seen, it is very cool and incredibly helpful at times. It has some very serious potential, as well as implications for the future of mobile devices.
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Friday, December 23, 2016
Whatsapp for Nokia Java and Symbian Phones Whatsapp for all Nokia Phone Now
Whatsapp for Nokia Java and Symbian Phones Whatsapp for all Nokia Phone Now
WhatsApp can be acquired officially for several Nokia cell phones which are operating on Symbian system (Operating-system) however the Nokia feature cell phones which are appropriate for WhatsApp have become few.
If you’re uncertain that it is appropriate for your Nokia (Symbian) cell phone or not you then have to check if your cellular phone helps JAVA. If it facilitates JAVA then likelihood of supporting WhatsApp are increased.
In any case you should attempt downloading and setting up WhatsApp on your own Nokia cell phone. If it works after that its very good news for you and when it doesn’t then you can certainly wait for some time because the their team is attempting to provide their app for increasingly more devices.
Top features of WhatsApp for Nokia Symbian & Java Phones:
You need to feel the top features of WhatsApp for Nokia (Symbian) as you’re not likely to experience all the features. You can find only certain functions which focus on Nokia mobile phones and you ought to be familiar with them.
The first function which functions on every compatible cell phone is that making use of WhatsApp it is possible to send unlimited amount of free text messages to all or any other friends that are using this app on the smartphone or any compatible mobile phone.It really is meant to be utilized for sending free communications only nonetheless it brings a great deal of other features on Google android and iOS operating smartphones which might not focus on Nokia phones.
An individual interface of WhatsApp that is there on Google android and iOS operating smartphone differs than the one that is created for Nokia cell phones. Since this cell phones works on different systems therefore the UI is transformed. The UI of WhatsApp for Nokia isn’t that amazing but it’s still quick and simple to use or use. Users just want this amazing messenger on the phone anyhow plus they don’t look after the UI.
Within this app you may also share emoticons and particular graphical smileys which are given within the app. Customers are permitted to share pictures and video clips if the picture or movie being shared will be of big size of resolution then your Nokia phone won’t have the ability to support this feature. So its easier to use WhatsApp simply for texting.
Download Whatsapp for Nokia Java Phones and Symbian Phones:
- Download for Nokia
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Sunday, November 13, 2016
Wah Smart Assistant Microsoft Office Now Segera Rilis di Windows iOS dan Android
Wah Smart Assistant Microsoft Office Now Segera Rilis di Windows iOS dan Android
Windows sudah memiliki cortana, tetapi mereka tidak berhenti disitu saja. Dalam waktu yang tidak lama lagi Microsoft bakal merilis smart assistant khusus untuk Microsoft Office yaitu Office Now.
Hal yang cukup menarik adalah Office Now ini cukup identik dengan Cortana, hanya saja diperuntukkan khusus untuk keperluan produktivitas di Microsoft Office. Office Now ini dipastikan bakal langsung hadir di tiga platform populer yaitu Windows, iOS, dan Android.
Melihat dari bagaimana cara kerjanya, Office Now ini sepertinya adalah Work Assistant yang dulu videonya sempat bocor ke publik.
Mirip Cortana
Beberapa fungsi Office Now cukup mirip dengan Cortana, hanya saja dia terbatas di penggunaan aplikasi Office. Office Now bisa membantu kamu mengatur jadwal, menemukan informasi dengan cepat, menemukan email penting, melihat peta lokasi, dan berbagai kegiatan produktif lainnya.
Nantinya di halaman utama Office Now kamu bakal menemukan rangkuman kegiatan dan aktivitas kamu.
Di pagi hari kamu bisa membukanya dan langsung mengetahui apa jadwal kamu sepanjang hari nanti, info jalanan macet, durasi waktu meeting yang harus kamu lakukan, menampilkan missed call dan memberikan opsi cepat untuk menelepon balik, dsb.
Office Now vs Cortana
Meskipun bisa melakukan beberapa hal yang sama, namun ada perbedaan mendasar antara Office Now dan Cortana. Jika dengan Cortana kamu harus meminta, bertanya, atau memerintahkannya terlebih dahulu, di Office Now kamu tidak perlu melakukannya.
Office Now lebih proaktif dalam menampilkan beberapa hal penting yang harus kita lalui dalam sehari-hari, tanpa harus kita bertanya terlebih dahulu seperti di Cortana.
Cortana hingga saat ini juga masih eksklusif ada di Windows dan Windows Phone, sedangkan Office Now bakal langsung dirilis cross platform untuk berbagai OS.
Nama Office Now Mengingatkan Pada Google Now
Entah kenapa Microsoft memutuskan untuk menggunakan nama Office Now sebagai smart assistant Office mereka, padahal gaya penamaan ini cukup identik dengan smart assistant keluaran Google yaitu Google Now.
Nama Work Assistance bagi kita terdengar lebih “wah” dan “beda” dibandingkan dengan Office Now. Namun demikian ini adalah nama pilihan Microsoft yang tentunya memiliki alasan sendiri saat memutuskannya.
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