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Easy steps to Capture your Screen on any Smartphone Screen capturing or screenshot taking is not a new thing, but just in case you didn't know how to take a shot of your phone screen, just follow the below guide to start capturing  images of your screen. HTC (Android) : Any  HTC running on android 2.3 Gingerbread above STEP 1- Navigate to the window you would love to take a shot of STEP 2-

It's tough to believe the tablet market has exploded as quickly as it has since the first iPad debuted almost four years ago. After all, smartphones, tablets, and laptops all fulfill similar needs, and the feature sets of these devices don't vary wildly. Often it comes down to whether you want to check Facebook, email your pals, or watch Game of thrones  on a 5-, a 7-, or a 13-inch screen. At the same time, here we are four years later, and there still aren't really many tablets that will truly replace both a laptop and a smartphone. A tablet

How best to stay Anonymous and keep from prying eyes Being anonymous when visiting website addresses is an interesting thing. It is part of the various security steps available to keep hackers and information phishers from noticing your presence online and also make it somewhat difficult to trace you. I personally use anonymous surfing for very confidential reasons (like registering accounts with fake identities…LOL not true). Surfing anonymously is relatively easy and cheap…it comes in varying degrees. For example: Using the Incognito option on Chrome browser gives you a limited level of anonymity (try it by visiting www.whoer.net in the incognito mode). There are other steps that can be taken to be as anonymous as possible, depending on

Making your phone run faster, no app required, no root access needed...works perfectly. This tutorial is aimed at helping not-so-lucky users of low end devices that are experiencing lag in phone performance, to get some extra speed from their phones. I should start by saying:  o    This method works fine on my current phone (gionee cntrl V1) with 512mb RAM, and a meager 1 GHz single-core processor. I run a lot of heavy applications on it conveniently. So this should work for you  o    Like I've mentioned early, no root access is required which means you wouldn’t have to bother to root your device if you dint have root access before now.  o    This option has been provided by Android system and is a trusted method that won’t leave you regretting and it is completely automated (doesn't require monitoring or re-executing) What you need