Showing posts with label app. Show all posts
Showing posts with label app. Show all posts
Saturday, February 4, 2017
Yoo Free Recharge App – Refer And Earn Free Recharge Unlimited Trick
Yoo Free Recharge App – Refer And Earn Free Recharge Unlimited Trick
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Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Use the Maps app on Windows Phone In Offline Condition
Use the Maps app on Windows Phone In Offline Condition
The Maps app is one cool feature presented Windows Phone. Its just that by default this application requires internet access when using it. But calm, Windows Phone has included a function so that the map can be used in conditions of offline. It is certainly very helpful, especially when you are at a location where there is no internet access, or with the intention of wanting to save the internet quota. For that you have to download the first area to be used later. Heres how:
Open Maps, the application will ask for permission to enable location, press Allow. Press the More (the sign of the three point), select Settings. Press Download Maps. Press the + sign and choose the continent where countries who want to download. From here you can select the desired country. Each country has different file size for download. Press the desired country, click Download and wait until finished. Next you can see a map of the country that has been downloaded even though the internet is in a State of inactivity.
Downloaded map data will be stored in the internal memory. Unfortunately, you cant move it to memory external Sdcard. If you want to move it, it takes a third-party application i.e. Lumia Storage Check the beta can be downloaded from the Windows Phone Store.
Download and install the application, if not find it in the Store, you can find it via the browser in the windowsphone.com region, with options for US (United States).
If already downloaded the data folder, delete the data first. Go into Settings, scroll to the Applications Maps > > Download Maps. Select the country that have been downloaded and press Delete.
Run application Lumia Storage Check beta. Slide into the Details and press Change. On Store Maps On, switch to SD card option. Then press Maps and do a download like before.
Use the Maps app on Windows Phone In Offline Condition
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Friday, November 4, 2016
The Best Antivirus App for Windows
The Best Antivirus App for Windows
Windows has more antivirus programs than we can count, and none of them are quite perfect. Right now, we recommend Avast Free Antivirus for the best
Windows has more antivirus programs than we can count, and none of them are quite perfect. Right now, we recommend Avast Free Antivirus for the best balance between protection, ease of use, and cost.
Update: Our former favorite, Microsoft Security Essentials (also known as Windows Defender in Windows 8), has been tanking in antivirus tests left and right over the past few months, so weve decided its time to change our official recommendation to something a little more reliable. For more information, see the "Competition" section belowFeatures
- A fairly simple interface from which you can scan your computer, see statistics, update definitions, and more
- Scans files, email, URLs, P2P programs, and more for malware
- Automatic updates that happen as soon as the virus database or program changes
- A Windows gadget, browser cleanup tool, and other extra components
- Support for multiple languages
Where It Excels
Avast is one of AV-Comparatives top rated antivirus programs, not just for its ability to catch malware but also for its low system impact and general usability. Avast is one of the most effective free programs out there, meaning that you get some pretty incredible bang for your buck when it comes to protecting your computer. It isnt as easy to use as Microsoft Security Essentials, but its probably the second simplest free program out there, so it hits a good sweet spot between protection and usability (and all for free). Plus, it has a lot of advanced settings that power users will love to tweak, though they can be hard to get through (see below).
Where It Falls Short
Avast may be simpler and lighter weight than most other programs out there, but wed be hard pressed to call it easy to use. Scanning is a one-click affair, which is nice, but as soon as you enter its more advanced options, theres a lot going on, so beginner users may still be a bit confused as they try to root through it all. Avast also has a lot of extra features wed consider unnecessary, but as long as you go through the "Custom" install you can pick and choose what you want (or just choose "Minimal." The ads and attempted installation of Google Drive hit a nerve as well, and the sounds it makes when it updates and scans are just plain annoying. Thankfully, you can turn those off in the settings.
The Competition
Sadly, weve chosen to bump down our previous choice, Microsoft Security Essentials (also known as Windows Defender in Windows 8), to second string. MSE is still one of the best designed antivirus programs out there, in our opinion—its so easy to use, even the most tech-unsavvy person could figure it out pretty quickly. However, while it was once considered competitive with other offerings, most antivirus tests show that it has fallen behind on its ability to detect viruses. Its great at removing them, but if it only detects some of the malware out there, we dont feel comfortable recommending it as our #1.
When it comes to free options, Avira is another pretty solid option. AV-Comparatives found it to be the most effective free program out there, though with a lower level of usability, not to mention some annoying ads and popups. AVG is another popular free option, but doesnt really beat the others in any one category according to AV-Comparatives. Panda is fantastic at removing malware, but is a bit less beginner-friendly than the others.
We think most free programs should be more than good enough, but if you want the absolute best protection out there, youll have to drop some cash. Right, now Kaspersky and Bitdefender are the two highest-ranked paid solutions at AV-Comparatives, while, Norton, F-Secure, and G Data also get high marks from AV-Test.org. Again, we personally dont think theyre necessary in a home setting, especially if you use good browsing habits, but if you want to protect yourself against every possible virus or theoretical piece of malware you could get, they might be the way to go.
In the end, we recommend everyone use an antivirus program, but the best way to avoid malware is to have good browsing practices (you know, in case I havent mentioned that enough). Theyre more effective than any antivirus software out there, and they wont put any kind of drain on your system resources, money, or stress level. Keep Windows and applications like Flash updated, stop downloading questionable files, and just practice good common sense. If you do, youll probably have to deal with your antivirus program very little (but again, you should still have one).
There are more antivirus programs out there than we can even count, but these are probably the best out there right now. Many of you undoubtedly have your own favorites, some that we might not have even listed—so share your favorites with us (and why theyre your favorites) in the comments. Be sure to check out AV Comparatives summary report from the past year as well. It has a wealth of information more detailed than we could begin to cover here, and its a good place to start looking at the competitionAvailable link for download
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