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I predict the end of AirAsia plane crash

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Find out! U.S., Japan, Thailand, aiming for the youth team set

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U.S. Chicken Sr. High School in Japan to pull "My Nooknick" hand-set series Championship Asian Youth Championship. To join the team

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Use Reachability with iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus to Improve Single-Handed Usage

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The larger screen displays of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus make them beautiful to view apps, text, and images on, but some users find that using the devices with a single hand is a bit more challenging. But one-handed usage of the larger screen iPhone models is made considerably easier thanks to the help of a feature called Reachability. Reachability basically pulls everything from the top of the screen down to the bottom of the screen, and it works anywhere in iOS, whether you’re on the Home Screen or in any app.

Using Reachability on the big screen iPhones is really easy, though it make take a little bit of practice to figure out how to use it properly, and also to get using it right.

Double-tap on the Home button to switch into Reachability mode
This makes and have all the screen content arrive at the bottom of the display, making it really easy for one-handed users to reach what was once on the top of the screen, which is now near the bottom and easily in thumbs reach.

When any onscreen element is touched in Reachability, the screen returns to normal and exits reachability. This is an important aspect of how the feature works, because everything will snap back to full-size view. Thus if you want to reach something at the top of the screen yet again, you’d want to double-tap on the Home button again.

It’s worth pointing out that you can also exit out of Reachability without interacting with any onscreen elements by simply double-tapping the Home button again.

The brief video below demonstrates accessing Reachability, using it, and exiting out of it.

Finally, we should distinguish between a double-tap on the Home button and a double-click, the two are not the same, the latter is physically depressing the Home button. The tap that we use here is very much a tap, like that used when interacting the touchscreen itself, simply a light touch on the Home button. Two of those light touches concurrently will enter and exit from Reachability.

Source from http://osxdaily.com

How To Jailbreak Tweaks For The iPhone 5 [Roundup]

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The iPhone 5 has been jailbroken, and that means that it’s time to install the coolest tweaks and apps from Cydia, the jailbreak alternative to the App Store.

Wondering about what you should install? Here’s a roundup of the very best jailbreak tweaks available for the iPhone 5:
Auxo — Better App Switcher ($2)

Tired of Apple’s boring app switcher? Then you need Auxo. Instead of app icons, Auxo displays live app preview cards that can be closed by swiping. There are enhanced music controls and minimalistic toggles for settings like WiFi, Bluetooth, cellular data, and even screen brightness. Because of the Settings toggles, Auxo also does away with the need for SBSettings, an old and popular tweak that lets you access Settings toggles anywhere in iOS.
Auxo is incredibly polished and good looking. It’s hard to imagine Apple doing a better job.
Springtomize 2 — Customize Entire iOS ($3)
Springtomize 2 for iOS 6 should be on every jailbroken iPhone 5, period. The app combines dozens of jailbreak tweaks into one package. You can customize just about any aspect of iOS you wish, such as: hide app labels, add more apps to dock, shrink app icons, disable folder badges, hide carrier name in status bar, and a whole lot more.
biteSMS — Better Messages App ($8 with free trial)
biteSMS replaces Apple’s Messages app and adds a slew of useful features. The coolest aspects of biteSMS are Quick Compose and Quick Reply. You can send a message without having to go into the actual Messages app. Just press a volume button on the iPhone and tap the on-screen volume indicator to bring up Quick Compose. Quick Reply lets you swipe an incoming message to answer it without entering the Messages app. You can mark messages you want to read later, and biteSMS will show a little unread ticker in the top right of your iPhone’s status bar.
Stride — Better Passcode ($3)
Android users have always flaunted the ability to unlock their handsets with a gesture. iOS will only let you slide to unlock your iPhone by default, but Stride brings customizable gestures to a jailbroken lock screen.

Once you draw your own unique password, your jailbroken iPhone can’t be unlocked without the specific gesture you create. Stride is really solid and actually feels better than Android’s implementation of the feature. Plus it just looks cool.
Zehpyr — Better Gestures ($5)
Zephry is iOS gestures done right. With this handy tweak, you can use new swiping gestures to quickly switch between open iPhone apps and the app switcher.

A swipe-from-left-to-right gesture can be configured to let you swipe from either side of the iPhone’s screen to switch to the previously opened app. A swipe-up-from-bottom gesture can be configured to quickly show the app switcher without double tapping the Home button.

Zephyr’s settings let you customize how many fingers you want to use for each gesture. You can disable gestures in certain apps, like a game where you don’t want to accidentally swipe out of while you’re playing. Zephyr works particularly well with Auxo.
3G Unrestrictor — No WiFi Restrictions ($4)

Apple restricts what certain services can and can’t do over a cellular connection. For instance, you can only upload photos from your Camera Roll to Photo Stream over WiFi. Many U.S. iPhones are also limited in their ability to use FaceTime over cellular.

3G Unrestrictor tricks iOS into letting certain services work over cellular when they technically aren’t supposed to, including FaceTime. Any app that has cellular restrictions can be added to your iPhone’s blacklist in 3G Unrestrictor. Once added, the app/service will behave as if it’s always connected to WiFi.

There are other jailbreak apps like My3G that offer the same functionality, but 3G Unrestrictor has better compatibility with newer iOS devices.
MyWi — Unlimited Tethering ($20 with free trial)
One of the big pros to jailbreaking is that you can tether with your iPhone’s data connection for free. You don’t have to use a carrier’s WiFi hotspot plan with a jailbreak app like MyWi. The iPhone’s data connection can be shared over WiFi, Bluetooth, or a direct USB connection.

Carriers can catch on to shady tethering activity and potentially charge you for it, so proceed at your own risk.
FolderEnhancer — Customizable Folders ($2)
Not only does FolderEnhancer let you put an infinite amount of apps in a folder, but you can folders within folders. (Folderception?) The folder background can be customized as well with different designs and colors.
iFile — Filesystem Access ($4 with free trial)
Apple made a deliberate decision to hide the iOS filesystem. You can’t see a documents folder or move files around like you would on a Mac. And for most people, that’s just fine. But for the tinkerers, iFile is a necessity. It’s like Finder for iOS.
Display Recorder — Record Screen Activity ($5)
Have you ever seen a video demo for an app where the screen activity is recorded? You can do that on your iPhone too with Display Recorder, a great jailbreak app that captures video of whatever you’re doing on your screen. Once you’re done recording, you can send videos to a desktop computer or upload them directly to YouTube.
FullForce for iPhone — Short Apps Made Tall ($1)
By now most iOS apps should be updated for the iPhone 5’s taller display. But if for some reason you want to use an app that has yet to be updated with compatibility, you’re stuck with ugly black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.

FullForce for iPhone is a jailbreak tweak that automatically stretches apps to fit the iPhone 5’s 4-inch display. No more black bars!

Source from http://www.cultofmac.com

Verizon Galaxy S5: Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 Lollipop updated

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Galaxy S5 Android update: when will my Samsung phone get Lollipop? / © ANDROIDPIT

Android 5.0 Lollipop for the Galaxy S5 will arrive in December. You read that right: not March 2015, not even in the New Year, but this coming December. Not a bad gift for the holidays at all! Update: If you just can’t wait until December to get your hands on Lollipop, you might want to try installing the unofficial AOSP build which is making the rounds on the XDA Developers forum. Android 5.0 test firmware for Sprint’s Galaxy S5 has also been leaked and made available to you via the XDA Developers forum. Head to the update section for more details.

    Galaxy S5 review
    Galaxy Note 3 – Lollipop update
    Android 5.0 Lollipop: everything you need to know.
While we are mighty impressed that a Samsung device to get the update with all the TouchWiz additions less than two months after the Nexus range (putting even HTC‘s 90-day Advantage promises to shame), this still was not enough for some eager beavers.

Sam Mobile already showed us a test build of Android 5.0 Lollipop on the Galaxy S5 already, so we know it’s well underway and not too far from completion, but this would be an epic new move from Samsung to have it out so soon after Google releases the stock firmware. I’m not sure if Samsung has hired 100,000 new developers since their awful attempt at getting Android 4.3 out a while back, but if everything goes to schedule, Sammy may just win themselves a whole bunch of fans.
Android L preview on the Galaxy S5. / © SamMobile
Update: Do you have a Galaxy S5 with Sprint? The folks over at the XDA Developers site have now released an unofficial version of the Android 5.0 update for the Sprint Galaxy S5 and you can get it right away. Before you start flashing it with Odin, please keep in mind that there could be a fair amount of bugs that still haven’t been ironed out. Another important thing to consider is that this will wipe all of the data on your phone, so make sure you back up your pictures and files etc before hand. The update is said to have most of the Android 5.0 Lollipop look and feel, however the sensors haven’t been fully tested.

If you aren’t keen on giving up your phone warranty, you can wait for Sprint to deliver the update OTA. It shouldn’t be too much longer considering carriers and OEMs are all in a mad race to get the update to phones as soon as possible.

For other Galaxy S5 models

For other Galaxy S5 variants (SM-G900I, SM-G0900F, and SM-G900M – and more soon to follow), head over to the XDA Developers forum where another working version of Android 5.0 Lollipop is also currently in development. It’s an early build, but most features are working (NFC and the camera seemingly the only two things which aren’t). If you’re eager to see what Lollipop will look like when it finally arrives on your device, head over there now and download the ROM.

Have you tried any of these Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 Lollipop ROMS?

If you want to learn about the status of the Android 4.4.4 update for Galaxy S5, that info can be found below the break.
What about the Android 4.4.4 update for the Galaxy S5?

Samsung’s flagship device, the Galaxy S5, has been receiving the Android 4.4.4 KitKat update in the US for a little while now, firstly on Verizon. Verizon actually brought out a second update only a month after a large patch rolled out to devices on the same network. Sprint has now rolled out the Android 4.4.4 update for the Galaxy S5 over the air. Here’s what you can expect from the latest S5 update from your carrier.
Galaxy S5 Sprint update

After leaking last month, the final build of Android 4.4.4 KitKat is now rolling for the Sprint CMDA version of the Galaxy S5. As you know, the Galaxy S5 launched over six months ago with Android 4.4.2 and leapfrogged Android 4.4.3 entirely. While Sprint’s support page says the update was released on September 24th there’s still a shortage of people verifying that that they have actually received it, so Sprint may simply be trying to rewrite history (rather rather unsuccessfully). Nevertheless, the OTA is on its way, so keep an eye out. The update brings international VoWiFi, security patches, a HD voice icon and the full Android 4.4.4 KitKat suite of goodies.

    Android 5.0 Lollipop: when will I get it?
    Android 4.4.4 KitKat: when will my phone get it?
Android 5.0 Lollipop is almost here for the S5, but some carriers still haven’t shipped Android 4.4.4. / © ANDROIDPIT
Galaxy S5 Verizon update

The Galaxy S5 update on Verizon has brought a wealth of improvements to the device, such as better music streaming connectivity and some UI changes in Memo and and Emergency Mode. It also updated some of the included software (bloatware) that comes with the device, like Message+ and Cloud. The latest patch seems to be a little less comprehensive, but early reports suggest there has been some minor interface changes to look out for and a bluetooth related fix.

Verizon then pushed out yet another update for the Galaxy S5, less than a week after the last, with build number KTU84P.G900VVRU1ANI2. The patch brings some extra tracking features to the S Health app, tweaks to enable VoLTE, and an option to turn off the Galaxy S5 camera shutter sound! If you were yet to download the previous update then it’s likely you will jump straight to this latest version.
Galaxy S5 T-Mobile update

Despite updating its Galaxy S4 variant to Android 4.4.4 recently, the latest KitKat update still hasn’t appeared with T-Mobile‘s S5 device just yet; it still remains on 4.4.2.
Galaxy S5 AT&T update

Like T-Mobile, AT&T users are still sitting on Android 4.4.2, although this carriers S5’s did receive some minor updates a while back. Time is running out before units start seeing an official Lollipop release in December, let’s hope AT&T can keep up!

Are you still keeping up with Galaxy S5 updates? Or are you now only interested in when it will receive Android Lollipop?

Source from http://www.androidpit.com

How To Create Your Own Facebook Cover in Windows 8 Start Screen Style

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How To Create Your Own Facebook Cover in Windows 8 Start Screen Style
The latest app to join the fray is Windows 8 Cover Photo Creator, a new freeware app that can create your Timeline cover photo exactly like Windows 8 Start Screen and give a new Modern look to your cover page. This is the official app from Microsoft to promote Windows 8 on Facebook along with TV ads and other social media companions. This app is specially designed to create Cover Photos resembling the Start Screen with tiles and images. It will automatically pull out your friends’ profile pictures and your album photos to create a new Timeline cover in Windows 8 Start Screen style.

How to use Windows 8 Cover Photo Creator?

Similar to the Windows 8 Start Screen which is so easy to use, the cover photo creation process is also an easy task. Just go to the app and click on Make mine. It will ask you for permission to access your profiles and other connections and start the cover photo making process. This will take a few seconds and eventually you will get a cover photo designed exactly like the Windows 8 Start Screen. It will be a mix of your friends’ photos, your album photos and some Windows 8 Start Screen tiles. If don’t like any photo in the created cover photo, just click on that and select another one. Once you are satisfied with the final version of your Facebook Windows 8 Cover Photo, click on the Save my cover button.

You can also customize the cover photo background color to different colors. As of now, there are total 8 colors that you can use to set as cover photo background.
How To Create Your Own Facebook Cover in Windows 8 Start Screen Style1
Facebook Windows 8 Cover Photo Creator is an amazing app and the new Start Screen like cover photo is definitely something different and unique. The great thing is that you can do it without the help of any software.
Source from http://www.techfeb.com

Colonnade Boston Hotel

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Colonnade Boston Hotel
Following a sweeping $25-million renovation, The Colonnade Boston Hotel has re-emerged as one of the most dynamic Boston boutique hotels. At long last, staying in this Back Bay hotel is hip and fun, with convention cast aside in favor of a sleek, edgy design brimming with stylish attitude and modern character. Discover exquisitely appointed accommodations at this Four Diamond hotel in the heart of everything. Take a short stroll to Fenway Park, the Museum of Fine Arts, and Copley Square Mall. Do lunch on Newbury Street -- eight blocks of historic 19th Century brownstones and fabulous salons, boutiques, and dining spots -- dubbed the “Rodeo Drive of the East.” Lounge by our sparkling Roof Top Pool, a sparkling penthouse party with a touch of Hollywood glamour, 11 stories up in the Boston skyline. Throughout your stay at our welcoming Boston luxury boutique hotel, you’ll enjoy thoughtful, genuine service delivered by a gracious staff.

    Located in the heart of downtown Boston’s fashionable Back Bay / Copley Square neighborhood
    Across the street from the Hynes Convention Center, the Prudential Center, the Prudential Center T stop, and one block from Copley Square shopping mall
    Walking distance to Fenway Park, Newbury Street boutiques, the Boston Symphony, and the Museum of Fine Arts
    Under 15 minutes from Boston Logan International Airport
    Contact us at : 617-424-7000 or toll free 1-800-962-3030
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Copley Square Hotel

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Copley Square Hotel
For over 120 years, Copley Square Hotel has stood out amongst other Boston hotels for making each guests' experience their own. That can mean anything from upgrading your room at a moment's notice, to simply acknowledging your preferred turndown times, or the way you take your coffee. Put simply, you control your experience here. From our nightly "Wine Down" service and twice daily housekeeping services, to Free Wifi and "Morning Power Hour", we work to maintain our AAA Four-Diamond status while offering chic, luxurious alternatives to the norm. Come and experience a hotel that is "intuitively yours" in each and every way at Copley Square Hotel.
Back Bay Location -
Come to Copley Square Hotel in Boston and experience all of the intrigue and history of Boston, in one of America's oldest and most beloved cities. Located in the heart of colorful Copley Square in Back Bay, this timelessly trendy hotel lies within walking distance of exciting dining, nightlife, and entertainment options. It lies blocks away from Newbury Street, the Boston Public Library, Fenway Park, Boston Common, and countless other points of interest.

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Our contemporary and luxurious hotel features 143 newly redesigned guest rooms and suites. Copley Square Hotel provides its guests with the best in accommodations and service at a landmark Boston address. Here, Guests will enjoy state-of-the-art facilities and amenities, in addition to our personalized, world-class service.
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