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iOS 7 adds support for zipped attachments in Mail Messages with Quick Look

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Despite all you can do with an iOS device, certain features that are standard on a Mac or PC have been elusive on Apple’s smartphones and tablets. With iOS 7, however, it looks like we can cross one of those omissions off the list: You can now unzip and view compressed files from within Mail. Originally, iOS flat-out ignored zip files—if you received one in an email or viewed it on the web, it showed up as an unrecognized file type, and that was that. But in iOS 4, Apple added the “Open In” function, which let you use third-party apps to open files that the OS couldn’t handle. This let programs like GoodReader handle file unzipping and dealing with other unrecognized document types, but it wasn’t perfect—try explaining to your tech unsavvy friend or family member that they need to download a specific app to open a file. iOS 7 elegantly addresses this problem: Now, when you receive a compressed file in Mail, tapping on it will unzip the file and present it as a series of docume...

How to Get Back Deleted Text Messages on HTC Desire Android Phone

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What do you do if you removed text messages of importance from your HTC Desire Android phone by accident? Giving them up and avoiding the same error can be your choice, but not the best one. Why don’t you try to seek out a method to get them back? If you are at your wits end, you can ask the help from Android phone data recovery apps of various kinds. And in this text, you can find how to use an Android phone contacts and text messages restore app named iSunshare Android Data Genius to get back the deleted text messages on HTC Desire-series Android phone . In the first place, connect the HTC Desire Android phone to a computer through USB data line, and turn on the USB debugging mode in the phone. Tips: If you are inquisitive about the method to open the USB debugging in HTC Android phone, you can try one of the ways in the following. 1. SettingsApplicationsDevelopmentUSB debugging 2. SettingsDeveloper optionsUSB debugging Suppose you cannot find Developer options, after entering Settin...

New iOS 8 keyboard lets you sketch text messages

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Emoji may not be the only pictures appearing in your iOS 8 messages from now on, following the launch of the DrawType keyboard app . The 99c/69p third-party app allows users to sketch out texts from within the Messages app and post them directly to friends, family and colleagues. In order to access the app, it must be installed as an iOS 8 keyboard in the settings menu and then selected from the in-app keyboard options. Users can then complete their drawing and paste it into the iPhone or iPads compose field. Of course, users have been able to paste items from other apps before, but this fully integrated solution may appeal to doodling iOS 8 fans. DrawType ’s creator Theo Watson said the app is designed for a multitude of purposes, for example, replying to a “what’s for dinner?” message with a pizza as shown in the screenshot above, or simply enacting the age old tradition of sending crude phallic doodles to one’s friends. Watson says the functionality of the app may be expanded ...

How to View Deleted Text Messages on Lenovo A series Android

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Since the amount of spam messages and group messages in the phone has increased at an incredible speed, deleting them has become a must-to-do thing in daily life. The question is no one can be one hundred percent sure that not a single informative or valuable text message was removed unless the deleted are viewed again. Hence, a way to check the deleted phone text messages must be found. And this article will specially introduce how to view deleted text messages on Lenovo A-series Android phones as detailed as possible. First, enable USB debugging in the Android phone, and then link it to a computer by use of the phone USB data line. Generally speaking, the USB debugging in Lenovo A-series Android phones can be turned on according to the following 2 methods. 1. Settings→Applications→Development→USB debugging 2. Settings→Developer options→USB debugging Tips: As far as the second method is concerned, if it is your first time to turn on USB debugging in the phone, you may find that the De...