Monday, 17 February 2014

Facebook Announces “Paper” as a New Way to Consume Its Content.

Facebook Paper




Facebook is about to release a barrage of stand-alone apps for its services to get you to pick and choose which you’d like to use. Facebook as an ecosystem is potentially too large to bring all of it into one app, so Zuckerberg and the crew will lean (not the Bieber kind) it out and create individual app experiences. The first is called Paper. Yes, you heard about this one a couple of weeks ago.
With Paper, Facebook is trying to get you to use Facebook as a news source or aggregator. Paper introduces a full-screen, immersive experience that is distraction free, leaving you with only the content in front of your eyes. Your Timeline is one section, with beautiful new image, video, and long-form post layouts. But you will also see sections for specific types of news that you’d like to follow from sports to politics to photography. There are stories from mainstream media along with content from “emerging voices.” 
In terms of design, Paper looks quite beautiful. It seems almost like a mix of Flipboard, Google Currents, and Facebook Home, which is not necessarily a bad thing. There are pretty transitions, an uncluttered UI, and image-forward thinking all over the place. Below, you’ll find Facebook’s thoughts on how the design works and feels:


Monday, 13 May 2013

Android Hidden Secret Codes...!!!

This code can give you access to a whole multitude of hidden menus, diagnostic tests and much more. Smartphones don’t hake exclusivity though – these codes can be found on both dumb and feature phones as well. Android devices have codes that are capable of being shared across a whole range of devices. Here we are going to tell you what some of these codes are. All are entered in the same way – input the code into the phone dialer and away you go.  As there are so many different manufacturers though there is no guarantee that all codes will work on all android devices but feel free to try them on Samsung, HTC, Sony, LG and Motorola devices, among others.

Before we give you the codes though, a word of warning. Do not attempt to put these in unless you know what you are doing. Some of these codes will make substantial changes to your phone’s configuration and we will take no liability for any damage that occurs:

Saturday, 4 May 2013

Learn To Hide Files Behind The Images

© The Indian Hackers


There are some important files or document you want to hide from others on your computer. To do that you might be creating folder inside folder to hide such files but in todays tutorial i will change this by teaching you a interesting trick to hide files behind images.To hide a file behind a image means that if any one opens that image he will see the image, but to see the hidden file we need to open that image in a specific way. So lets get started.