iPhone 6 Is Here...!!! Get To Known IT...!!!!!!!!

Finally, according to the ever-more aligning rumor mill, Apple is set to launch the iPhone 6 on 9^th September, which makes sense given its past record of release dates. This means all will be revealed in a month’s time.

So, nearly 8 months on, am I still excited and if so by what new features? Firstly it’s still not clear whether we’ll see both the suspected 4.7in and 5.5in models on launch day but I strongly suspect the larger ‘phablet’ model won’t be available from the outset. It’s likely to be hideously expensive and sales could well suffer as a result.
The iPhone 5C’s sales took a hit but for the opposite reason – the iPhone 5S wasn’t much more expensive so it made sense to opt for it instead. Likewise the 4.7in iPhone 6 already offers a larger screen so why go for something what many will feel is obtrusively large?

The proposed 4.7in and 5.5in versions of the iPhone 6

A larger screen

However, the larger screens are very welcome indeed for me and the 4.7in model is most likely the model I will eventually retire my iPhone 5 to own. This is for a number of reasons. Typing is more accurate for one – like it or not, a larger display means a larger keyboard that’s easier to use. I used a 4.7in Android-based smartphone recently and the difference the larger screen made to my iPhone 5 was immediately obvious when typing. I made fewer mistakes and could type faster too.
 The larger screen also makes viewing everything from websites to videos a much more immersive experience. You don’t have to pinch and zoom as often and setting your device down and watching videos often means plenty of squinting with the iPhone 5, unless you’re holding it to your face.
A wide display and form factor
While many iPhone 5/5s owners like the narrow screen and its ability to be operated fairly completely using just one hand, this aspect ratio doesn’t lend itself particularly well in other areas of ergonomics. The competition has had much wider, fuller screens for many generations and for the large-handed, the iPhone 5S can feel very small and not really up to the task of being a fully-featured smartphone. A wider display and handset could make it easier to use although it’s likely to put an end to one-handed use for most people.

The battery inside the iPhone 5 is usually depleted within a day of heavy use.

Better battery life

The battery in the 4.7in iPhone 6 is also looking likely to be a 2,100mAh model – a higher capacity than has been reported till now. This would mean it has over 45% more capacity over that in the iPhone 5S. Now, the screen in the iPhone 6 will undoubtedly be larger and draw more power as a result but the move from 4in to 4.7in will still mean there’s extra capacity here in addition to what will likely be be a more power-efficient processor.
Better battery life is always welcome in a smartphone and Apple’s devices have often languished at the bottom of the pile when it comes to time away from a charger. In fact, I’m actually hoping the renders and cases we’ve seen are actually not a true representation as they do appear exceptionally thin – I’d rather have a bigger battery if I’m honest. Even so, even a 10% increase in battery life would make the iPhone 6 much more competitive.
iOS 8
One reason why Apple has stuck with its screen size for so long is the success of its iOS operating system. Introduced with the original iPhone, it nailed things design-wise at a time when the competition were still using styluses or had horrid touch screens. Now, though, who doesn’t have capacitive touch screens and large app icons?
iOS 8 could represent the biggest shift in OS design since that initial launch, as Apple has to deal with the larger screen real-estate and make all our favourite features work just as well as they do on an iPhone 5S. While iOS obviously runs well on both sizes of iPad, a smartphone puts the magnifying glass on this much more intently. It will be particularly interesting to see how things flow on the larger iPhone 6 too.

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Windows 8 Security Tips : Protect Your New Windows 8

Whether in Work or Home, sometimes you need to protect your PC running Windows 8 from being hacked or used by someone else. It's truly hard to do that while you are away from your Computer, but it's easy to apply some security tricks to your Windows 8 and feel safe & secure while you are not in front of your computer. Here is a List of Top Windows 8 Security Tricks that you have to apply to your computer in order to make it more protected.

#1- Know Who Used your Computer

With this trick you are able to know who used your computer in your absence. Event Viewer is a built in Windows feature also available on Windows 8, the Event Log is able to record any Login that happened on your computer with saving the Time and Date of the Login and the Session that have been opened. You'll also be able to reveal who tried to access your user account (wrong password entered). Here's the tutorial on How to see the Event Log on Windows 8. 

• Press Windows + R button in your keyboard to launch the Run window
• In the Run box type gpedit.msc to open the Local Group Policy Editor then hit OK

• Now go to this path: Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Audit Policy
• Double Click the key Audit Logon Events

[] Now check the 2 checkboxes like below (Success: Will record only Sucess logons / Failure: Will record Failure logons ) then Click Apply and Ok.

[] Now to open the Event Viewer, just press Windows + W then Search for Event Viewer and launch that setting app. Then go to Windows Settings > Security to see the full Event Logs

#2- Hide up your Local Disk Drives in Windows 8

 

While hiding your storage disks from the Computer folder, no Hacker can access your personal files. This trick will allow you to hide your Local Disks from being saw in the Computer folder and protecting it and your sensible personal files from being hacked or penetrated by hackers. You can activate it in Windows 8 very easily as you follow this tutorial:

• Download and Install NoDrives Managers
• Launch NoDrives Manager from your Desktop
• Now select the Drives to Hide then click Save Changes

 

 

 

#3- Clean up your Traces in Windows 8

This trick will easily help you protect your self from being hacked if you use a Public PC. While using the internet your traces are being recorded in any Web Browser that you use, from URL you've visited, Accounts opened (Facebook, Twitter ...) to Cookies & Password saved, etc... To remove such a a huge data from your computer is little hard to do especially when you run out of time when using a Public Computer. You can do that effectively and easily with this Software that works well under Windows 8 operating system, here's how to use it:

• Download and Install Anti Tracks
• Launch Anti Tracks, then click Track Eraser button

• Now you can use it to delete any traces that you left on your Windows 8 Computer.

#4- Auto Snapshot any Intruder in your Computer

With this trick you'll be able to identify any person who tried to use your computer while you are away. How can you Identify him? This web based app will capture a snapshot using your computer's webcam of the person that tried to use your computer and send it to your email if he fail to enter the correct lock code. It's a very funny security trick that you can apply on your Windows 8 to keep it more secure and protected, here's How to enable it:

• Go to MouseLock website
• Click Signin with Google and login using your Google Account to accept the signin application.

• Now select a number from 1 to 10 to be your Secret Code for unlocking this app.

• Now simply Place your Mouse pointer above the picture of the pointer to activate this app.

Now when someone just moves the mouse, it will ask him for the security code, if he fails to find it the app will secretly take a picture through webcam and send it immediately to your Email.

ON FINAL NOTE :: There Are A Lot Ways You Can Protect Your Windows But Finally RISK IS ALWAYS  THERE..!!!!

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