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Monday, June 3, 2013

3 Tweak Infini To Increase the Number of Applications Featured on Home screen


3 Tweak Infini To Increase the Number of Applications Featured on Home screen - Before the iPhone 5, the Home screen just can accommodate as many as 16 applications and four additional applications in the Dock. Then at the beginning of the launch of iOS 4, Steve Jobs introduces Folders can hold up to 12 applications. On the iPhone 5, the number of applications that you can store in Folders grow up to 16 applications. Quite a lot is not it?



For users who have little application, it may offer enough features. But not for some people who have tens to hundreds of applications on the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch them. Introduce line of work Infini tweak one named Cydia developer Grant Paul (@ chpwn). With this tweak, you can add the application on the Home screen quota, Dock and Folders up to ... well, infinity.

Tweak consists of 3 types are sold separately, namely Infiniboard, Infinidock and Infinifolders. Let us discuss one by one.

Infiniboard

Infiniboard will help you to add applications to the Home screen on one page. If you would normally move around the page horizontally to find an application, using Infiniboard you will be given a new way called Vertical Scrolling, sort of switching between pages is done vertically. Switching pages in a way you can still use the horizontal and vertical scrolling will only work if you make additions to the application on the Home screen.




In Settings> Infiniboard You can also set each time you close an application or horizontally to change pages, you will be exposed at the top of the page on the App Exit through the Top and Top on Paging. Vertical Scrolling At the time, you can arrange to move applications to the Dock hidden by Hide Behind Dock.

Infinidock

Probably from the above discussion and from the name of this tweak yourself, you can well guess what the function of this tweak. Yup, tweak serves to add an application in the Dock. Tweak that you can put in the Dock can reach 10 apps per page. If you feel less, you can also change the number of applications that can be displayed. And to find the application, just do Scrolling to the right or left on the Dock.




The entire setup can be done via Settings> Infinidock. I myself set Infinidock featuring 7 applications per page, so as not to accumulate too. If you have many pages Dock, here you can also set the page number you want to show the first time, every time you open the iDevice.

Infinifolders

Tweak the last of this article is Infinifolders. Infinifolders Use the same technique that is owned by Infiniboard, the Vertical Scrolling. This tweak is very useful to me, since using this tweak, I just have a folder to store 42 apps games I have.



Not too many settings found in Settings> Infinifolders, just Bounce settings each time you make a scroll, and Scrollbar color change. At the bottom you see the Vertical Paging feature, to enable this feature, you will see 12 apps per page folder. This feature allows you to keep you scrolling too far down, so skip the actual application you are looking for.

Infini set of tweaks you can get in Cydia via BigBoss repository. As I said earlier, this tweak is sold separately. For Infiniboard sold for $ 0.99, while for Infinidock and Infinifolders sold at a slightly more expensive, which is $ 1.99. Of the three tweak it, I just use Infinidock and Infinifolders, why? Because it seems Infiniboard not very suitable for you who also use Barrel tweak that gives animated switching between pages. Is this tweak useful to you? Give your opinion via the comment section.


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Saturday, April 6, 2013

Toshiba launches Qosmio DX730 the all in one PC at IFA

The Qosmio DX730 is Toshiba’s first all-in-one PC, a stylish entertainment center. It is designed to save space while delivering great multimedia performance. Its design is inspired by Toshiba’s REGZA television line, coming with a 23-inch Full HD 1080p LED-backlit multi-touch display, featuring resolution and picture processing technology developed for REGZA TVs.
It is powered by the latest generation of Intel processors, can come with up to 6GB of memory and up to 1TB storage space. Selected models come with an integrated Blu-ray drive. For UK users, the DX730 doubles as a television setup with built-in Freeview support delivering a wide-range of digital channels without the need for a set-top box or Sat dish.
The Qosmio DX730 packs two USB 3.0 ports and four USB 2.0 ports for connecting smartphones, tablets and media players. An HDMI-In port lets you connect up any HDMI-equipped consumer electronics device, such as a games console.
For audio, the all-in-one PC comes with stereo speakers and a sub-woofer designed by Onkyo.
Sleep-and-Music also lets users connect an MP3 player to the PC and play music through the speakers – even when the machine is switched off.
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Saturday, March 23, 2013

Samsung unveils the Series 7 Ultra refreshes the Series 7 Chronos with a slimmer design

Weve gotta hand it to Samsung: announcing new products before CES is a clever way of grabbing our undivided attention. With days to go before the show officially kicks off, the outfits already unveiled some new monitors, and put out teasers for at least three other items. Now the companys PC division is getting a headstart as well: Samsung just added two notebooks to its high-performance Series 7 family of products. These include the Series 7 Ultra, a 13-inch Ultrabook, as well as a refreshed Series 7 Chronos with AMD graphics.
Starting with the Ultra (pictured above), this is the first Ultrabook in the Series 7 family, which emphasizes hearty performance more than other PCs in Samsungs lineup. Itll be available in two versions, one with a touchscreen and one without, but even then, youll find variants with different processors (Core i5 or i7) and different storage capacities (128GB or 256GB). Whichever configuration you choose, though, youll get a 350-nit, 1080p display, up to 16GB of RAM (!), a backlit keyboard, JBL speakers and a 1GB AMD HD8570M GPU. Other specs include three USB ports (two 2.0, one 3.0), HDMI, Ethernet, mini-VGA, a memory card reader and a battery rated for up to eight hours (were assuming thats the non-touch model).
As for the new Series 7 Chronos, Samsung actually just teased it in a video earlier today. Based on that, we already knew the 15-inch version would be refreshed with AMDs new AMD Radeon HD 8870M GPU, whose RAMaccelerator technology claims to increase browsing and general application speeds by up to 150 percent. At the same time, Samsungs also given the chassis a makeover so that its now thinner than the last-gen model (0.82 inches thick versus 0.94). Other than that, it packs a 2.4GHz Intel Core i7 3635QM CPU, a 300-nit, 1080p display, up to 16GB of RAM, up to 1TB of storage, an optional touchscreen, a backlit keyboard, JBL speakers and 11 hours of battery life (in theory, anyway).
In any case, Samsung hasnt announced pricing or availability for either of these models, but you can bet your Nexus 10 well be getting hands-on at CES next week. Until then, weve slipped a photo of the Chronos after the break. You know, because we can play the teaser game too.
via: engadget
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