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Friday, May 15, 2015
Attention Pokémasters Your iPhone just became a real life Pokédex thanks to Wolfram Alpha and Siri
The massive information engine Wolfram Alpha just added a whopping 649 Pokémon to its database. For fans of the games, that fact is pretty cool all on its own, but if you happen to own an iPhone or an iPad with Siri, its even more awesome. You see, thanks to Siris ability to search Wolfram Alpha for information, your iDevice is now as close to a real-life Pokédex as youll probably ever have.
In the Pokémon television shows, movies and games, the lead character always carries around the iconic, all-knowing Pokédex which responds to voice and searches for information on any pokémon that appears. Your iDevice now works the same way:
- Activate Siri
- Ask "Search Wolfram for [insert pokémon name here]"
- Watch as Siri provides you with a ton of information, including its history, physical characteristics, stats and even full-color images
Data source: via TUAW (By Mike Wehner)
Friday, March 13, 2015
ZenUI How to Setting up your Profile
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| ZenUI-Zenfone, How to Setting up your Profile |
Setting up your profile
Make your Zenfone device truly your own and set up your profile info.
Make your Zenfone device truly your own and set up your profile info.
- Launch the Contacts app then tap Set up my profile or ME. NOTE: ME appears when you’ve set up your Google account on your Zenfone device.
- Fill in your info such as mobile or home number. To add other info, tap Add another field.
- When you’ve completed your info, tap Done. To view your profile info, swipe down from the top
right of your screen to launch the Quick settings panel, then tap the button with your name on it.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Reasons to turn your HTC one into a Google Play edition Video
Don’t get us wrong, we’re ecstatic to finally see official stock Android phones. But we learned something from Google Play edition phones. Unlike the Nexus 4, which was intended for pure, stock Android, The Galaxy S 4 was built around the TouchWiz experience and the HTC One was built around Sense. This means in order for the Galaxy S 4 to run stock Android, some of its defining features are missing. Likewise, the HTC One is missing some optimization.
Still, we love stock Android, and Google Play edition on the HTC One is a sure shot way to get the vanilla Google experience on some of the best hardware the mobile space has ever seen. Watch to learn why you should turn your HTC One into a Google Play edition.
source: pocketnow.com
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