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How to Change Fonts on Android

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If you are using a Android powered smartphone for a long time, then you must be bored watching the same style of font every time. The default font for Android is pretty good and easier to read things but if you really think that you guys need change then its time to change. There is built-in option for changing the font in Android 2.2 Froyo and all the next versions but there are no another fonts are pre-installed, so you need to download the fonts and then need to install then on your smartphone. The ‘<b>iFont</b>‘ app designed to install beautiful fonts on your phone. You can download and use hundreds of fonts to make your phone become lovely. It ‘s easy to change system font. Check it out below and follow the steps:<br />
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<li>First of all, you need to root your android device. [<a href="http://e-helperworld.blogspot.com/2014/06/root-android-phone-just-in-one-minute.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">check out</a>]</li>
<li>Download and Install ‘<b>iFont</b>‘ application. [<a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kapp.ifont" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">download</a> it from Google Play Store]</li>
<li>Open the application, you will get a list of available fonts for your device, select and install any font to your android.</li>
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<li>Now select any one of them and click on <b>Set</b>.</li>
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<li>After click on set, ‘<b>iFont</b>‘ application grants Superuser permission, then click on <b>Allow </b>permission.</li>
<li>Now your device starts reboot and after that font style sucessfully changed. Enjoy</li>
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<b><span style="color: red;">Note :</span></b> If you have own ‘ttf’ font file copy it and paste on your Sd card, then click on <b>Custom</b> > <b>click this</b>. Select your own ‘ttf’ font file from your SD card.</div>
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How to Increase Battery Life of Android

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How to Increase Battery Life of Android. Battery life is one of the biggest issues in the Android world today. Take your SIM card out, turn off Wi-Fi and never touch it and it’ll sit there happily, lasting for a whole week on one charge. But try to use it for anything “smart” and, well, that’s where the problems start.<br />
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It’s no secret that smartphones are notorious battery hogs, with some devices having an almost embarrassing screen-on time. Those big luscious AMOLED and LCD screens are an obvious drain on your battery, but did you know there’s lots of things you can do behind the scenes to get the most out of your Android? Here are Some tips to help you get the most out of your smartphone battery.<br />
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Turn on power saving mode</h2>
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Power saving mode is a Samsung feature which controls CPU and screen power as well as “haptic feedback” which uses vibrations to signal that a specific function has been utilized.</div>
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You can turn it on and configure it by swiping down from your home screen and then choosing the “Settings” icon (which resembles a gear):</div>
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You will see the list of your available settings: Scroll down the list until you see “Power saving mode” and set it to “On”:</div>
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Tap “Power saving mode” to review and configure the options. I recommend checking all three options to get the most out of power saving mode but you can pick and choose according to your preferences.</div>
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Deactivate Wi-Fi when not needed</h2>
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If your phone’s constantly sniffing out and trying to connect to every Wi-Fi signal in the area like a robot dog on heat, you’re wasting power. Switch off Wi-Fi when out and about or when you know you’re not going to be needing it. A Home screen toggle will make this easy. Think of it as something boring but essential you have to do, like always putting your seat belt on.</div>
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Uninstall unnecessary apps</h2>
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You can never be too sure what’s running itself in the background, what with all the multi-tasking, self-uploading, auto-replicating features in today’s modern Android apps, so at least minimize the chances of something randomly hoovering up all your battery by constantly trying to connect to some non-existent server, by deleting any unused or old apps.</div>
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Reduce your multimedia use</h2>
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Music and videos are the best ways I know to <b>drain a battery</b>. It’s cool that smartphones can do this stuff but I find myself very conservative with my multimedia use. I use a Blackberry as an MP3 player when I go to the gym, for instance, since it works fine for my purposes and I don’t have to run down the battery on my Android. Consider a cheap music player to carry on the side if you just need something to listen to.</div>
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If you’re on a coast-to-coast flight and don’t care whether you run your battery down watching a movie on your device, far be it from me to stop you, but if you need your device to communicate with the outside world (such as on a camping trip) I’d skip the entertainment.</div>
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Use Apps</h2>
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Apps like <b>Battery Doctor</b> will give you a much better indication of what’s literally eating away at your phone’s battery over time than Android’s own limited battery life checker, which could help finger something that’s the key culprit in draining power. And if you can live without it, bin it.</div>
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Another Good app is <b>Cleanmaster</b> that i would recommend. Cleanmaster helps you keep track of what’s running on your device and can kill off processes taking too many resources.</div>
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This allows you to end programs directly. The program allows you to perform several functions; Select “<b>Junk Files</b>” > Selecting “<b>Clean Junk</b>” can restore some of your memory, making your Android have to work less.</div>
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The “<b>memory boost</b>” function is somewhat similar; it can kill open apps you don’t need. There is an App Manager which works in a similar fashion to the native manager on the Android, but you can backup apps first which can be handy</div>
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Turn off auto-syncing for Google accounts</h2>
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If you don’t need every single Google account updated every fifteen minutes, just go into your Settings and Google account and turn off auto-sync for those apps you don’t need constantly updated.</div>
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<b>Steps to Disable the Auto sync mode:</b></div>
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<li>Go to the Home screen page and then select the Application section .</li>
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<li>Now press to it and find the auto sync option.</li>
<li>Under it you have to turn OFF this option.</li>
<li>And you see that your auto sync option is on OFF mode.</li>
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Turn Down the Brightness of your Screen</h2>
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Turn down the brightness and turn off Automatic Brightness: It’s probably obvious at this point, but you’ll be surprised by how much this one alone helps to improve battery life. This will also help your Eyes and your <b>android battery life</b> too.</div>
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How to Hide Files In JPG Image

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How to Hide Files In JPG image.If you wish to send some file secretly to your friend and don’t want others to peep in, just hide the file inside an image and send it to them.. Ok But how are we gonna do? This Technique of <b>Hiding files inside another file or an image</b> is known as <b>Steganography</b>, so lets see how it is done step by step.<br />
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Before we move further with the steps.There are something that we need inorder to perform this trick. We will need WinRar Installed on your PC. So if you already have WinRar archiver in your pc, which most of us do have, you can proceed with below steps:<br />
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How to Hide Files In JPG image</h2>
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<b>Step 1:</b> Create a folder with files that you would like to Hide in an Image file, Lets say the folder name is “Files”. Now Right Click on the folder and select add to archive. Select RAR as Archive format and Click OK.<br />
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<b>Step 2: </b>You will now see a rar file with name files, Now say you have an image with name “image.jpg” in which we will hide these files. Copy both Files.rar and image.jpg and paste them in ” C” or “D” Drive.<br />
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<b>Step 3:</b> Next Open CMD, Search for CMD and open it. If you files are in “D” drive then Type D: and press Enter. Now Type in this Code as it is copy /b image.jpg + files.rar new.jpg and press Enter<br />
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<b>Step 4:</b> If you have done everything right till now, then you will see something Similar like below Picture. I had the file in E: so i initially typed E: to change the location to E drive.<br />
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<b>Step 5:</b> Now Navigate to the location where you saved the file and you will see one for file added with name New.jpg.<br />
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Ok So now we have a new file but what next ? If you notice you will se the size of the new file has increased and if you open the new.jpg file it will show you just the picture, So you will as where the other files gone which we tried to hide inside this image ?<br />
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We know that the file is in jpg format so we will first Open WinRar archiver, Click on File and Select Open archive. Now Navigate to the Path where you have saved new.jpg file which will be Drive “D” Now make sure to select All Files from the drop down, so that it displays the new.jpg file too. Select it and Click on Open, There you will see a folder with name files, Open it and there are your Hidden files.</div>

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21 Google Tricks the Internet Will Never Be The Same

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You can use Google as a timer, just set the time in the search bar</h2>
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Google will also help you calculate your tips</h2>
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You can find out what date any holiday falls on</h2>
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Google will also find movie release dates for you</h2>
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You can find full schedules for your favorite television shows</h2>
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Google will also find the songs of your favorite bands</h2>
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You can use the search engine to find what books your favorite authors wrote</h2>
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It's look up flight information for you</h2>
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Do you know what time the sun rises? It'll tell you</h2>
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It'll also give you information on your company</h2>
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If you want, you can make it tip over</h2>
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Or just tilt a little</h2>
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If you search for "recursion," you'll get stuck in a seach loop</h2>
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Also, if you include anagram in your searches, Google will make anagrams for you</h2>
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Even if you're just trying to define anagram</h2>
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If you search for "Festivus," you'll see the traditional aluminum pole</h2>
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10 Google Play tips and tricks every Android user should know

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Google’s Play Store is your official Android portal for apps, games, movies and TV, books and magazines, and more. But Google Play isn’t just about content; it’s also a valuable tool for managing your various Android devices, setting notifications for apps and services, enabling automatic software updates, and personalizing your Android experience.<br />
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Here are ten tips and tricks for getting more practical value out of Google Play.<br />
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Manage your devices via the Web</h2>
In addition to accessing the on-device app store, you can reach Google Play via your Web browser. The Web interface offers an array of options that aren’t available through the Android-based app store, including the ability to see and manage all of the Android devices associated with your Google account.<br />
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To see a list of all your Android devices, visit Google Play at <a href="http://play.google.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">play.google.com</a>. Click a content option in the vertical menu on the left side to see a Settings icon that looks like a small gear in the top-right of your display. Click that icon to view a list of your registered devices. (If you don’t see the Settings icon, try choosing another content option from the content menu.)<br />
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To change the name of a device in the list, click the Edit option, type the new name in the Nickname text field, and click Update to save your changes.<br />
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The Play Settings screen also lets you update your email preferences and notification settings. Open the Web-based Play settings, using the process described above, and then scroll down to the bottom of the screen, where you’ll see two check boxes. If you want to receive news and promotions from Google Play, fill in the first box. If you want to receive email notifications from developers seeking feedback on the apps you use, check the second box.<br />
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To see a handy list of all of your paid transactions on Google Play, first click the Play Settings icon—but this time, instead of choosing the Settings option, click My Orders.<br />
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The orders list provides details about the specific content you’ve purchased or downloaded, including the item’s full name, price, transaction date, content type, and status (complete, cancelled, shipped, or whatever). To filter your purchases by content type, use the All Orders menu in the top left corner, above the list of purchases.<br />
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To report a problem with an app, product or service, or to request a refund, find the specific purchase in the orders list and hover your pointer over that name in the list. A set of three vertical dots will appear to the right of the name. Click the dots and choose the Report a Problem option. A popup box with a drop-down menu and a set of options specific to the content type will appear. Choose the appropriate option from the menu, and you’ll see a list of possible resolutions. If the suggestions don’t help, fill in the text field with appropriate details and submit your request. You should receive some type of email receipt after submitting a request.<br />
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Password-protect your orders</h2>
It’s a good idea to password-protect your Google Play account, to avoid unwanted or accidental purchases—especially if multiple people (including children) frequently use your device or devices.<br />
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To enable Play password protection, open the Google Play app on your Android device, tap the three vertical dots in the top right corner of your display, and choose Settings. In the User Controls section, you’ll see a box next to Password. Enter a password there, and then confirm it to enable the setting.<br />
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After turning on password protection, you’ll be prompted for your password whenever you make a Play purchase. You can make additional purchases without reentering your password for up to 30 minutes after your most recent purchase.<br />
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Some devices enable password protection by default. If the Password box is checked, your account is already protected.<br />
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Automatically update your Google Play apps</h2>
Google Play’s 'Auto-update apps' setting lets you automatically update your apps and games so you don’t have to update them manually. Activating this option will reduce the number of (potentially annoying) update notifications you receive, too.<br />
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To enable automatic app updates, click the Menu icon (the three vertical dots) in the top right corner of your Google Play Android app and choose Settings. Under the General section, you’ll see an option for Auto-update apps. Tap that option and confirm it in the popup box.<br />
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You may still occasionally receive notifications to approve app updates if permissions change, but most of your apps will automatically update after you enable this setting.<br />
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Automatically add widgets for new apps</h2>
Widgets are among the best things about Android apps. They bring app features onto your Android home screen for quick viewing. And Google Play lets you automatically add a widget to your home screen for any new app you download, assuming that the app has a widget.<br />
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If you frequently download lots of apps, this setting may be a bit much, because unlimited widgets can become too much of a good thing. But it’s a good way to quickly determine which apps have widgets and whether they’re useful to you. And deleting widgets you don’t want is quite easy.<br />
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To enable the auto-widget option, open your Google Play app, tap the three-dot menu icon in the top right corner of your screen, and choose Settings. Then fill in the box next to Auto-app widgets, in the General section.<br />
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Filter Google Play content</h2>
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Google Play offers a number of content-filter settings that let you restrict the types of apps that you can download via your account.</div>
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To view and modify your content settings, open the Google Play app, click the three-dot menu icon and choose Settings. Under User Controls, choose Content filtering options. You can customize those settings by checking or unchecking the boxes next to the five filter options under 'Allow apps rated for', which include 'Everyone', 'Low maturity', 'Medium maturity', 'High maturity', and 'Show all apps'.</div>
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Browse for new apps and send them to your device from the Web</h2>
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When you find an app or other download you’re interested in while using the Web interface, tap the Install or Buy button on the download page. After logging in to your Google account, you’ll see a pop-up box containing a list of the app permissions and, at the bottom of the box, a drop-down menu listing all of the Android devices linked to your account. Choose the device you want to send the app to and confirm the download. If you want to download the app to multiple devices, walk through the process again, but this time choose another device from the drop-down menu.</div>
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Remove devices from menus</h2>
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All Android devices you connect to your account show up in your Google Play devices lists, but you can remove them from menus by modifying your Visibility settings. For example, if your last phone was a Samsung Galaxy S3, but you recently updated to a Galaxy S4 and no longer want the GS3 to show up when you download new apps in the Web interface, you can remove the old GS3.</div>
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Using the Web interface, open your Settings menu (as described in tip 1 above). On the My Devices page, under the Visibility column, uncheck the boxes next to the device or devices you want to remove from your menus. Then refresh the page and confirm that the boxes are still unchecked; if necessary, uncheck them again.</div>
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Filter tablet-optimized apps</h2>
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Finding apps that are designed for tablets in Google Play is simple, thanks to a newish Designed for Tablets section in Google Play. To access that section, open the Google Play app on your tablet and tap the Apps option at the top of the page. Drag a finger to the left of your screen to scroll from the homepage to one of the following pages, and choose Designed for Tablets from the drop-down menu at the top of a page. At this point, when you scroll through the various pages—including Top Paid, Top Free, and Top Grossing—you’ll see only tablet-optimized apps.</div>
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20 Facebook Tips And Tricks You Should Know

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This year Facebook would have been in the social network scene for a decade. It has expanded to be the mainstream social network everyone is on, offering a wide range of options like Facebook fan pages, hashtags, and products like Facebook Page Insights, Facebook Home, a Camera app for iOS, Facebook covers (which some brands use to the fullest extend for branding), Facebook search and more.<br />
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You probably noticed that you can’t login to more than one account on Facebook. However, <b>if you use Chrome</b>, there is a built-in profile feature that allows you to create a new user profile on your browser.</div>
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<li>Click on the <b>Navicon</b> on the top right of your Chrome browser. Go to <b>Settings</b>.</li>
<li>Go to <b>Users</b>, and click on <b>Add new user</b>.</li>
<li>Choose your <b>Profile Picture </b>and <b>give a name</b> for that user.</li>
<li>Click on <b>Create </b>and a new Window will be opened.</li>
<li>You can now login to your Facebook account as per user profile and easily switch between users at the top right corner (see below).</li>
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If you use both Facebook Calendar and Google Calendar to manage your everyday activities, you will need some time to manage both. Why not have your Facebook Events including birthday to sync with Google Calendar so that you don’t have to do it manually? Here’s how you can.</div>
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<li>Login to <b>Facebook</b> and click on<b> Events</b>.</li>
<li>Go to the <b>Calendar</b> tab and click the <b>Settings</b> button on the top right then choose <b>Export</b>.</li>
<li>You will see "export your friends birthdays" and "upcoming events" in a hyperlink; choose either one and <b>copy</b> the link address. Let’s say you pick birthdays first.</li>
<li>Now, go to your Google Calendar page, look for <b>Other Calendars</b> on the left side of the page and click on the <b>down arrow button</b> then choose<b> Add by URL</b>.</li>
<li>Paste the link you just copied in the URL box and click on <b>Add Calendar</b>.</li>
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If you have a lot of pending friend requests list, you might find its tiring to accept all the requests one at a time. Apparently there is a way to accept all at once using a JavaScript code.</div>
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<li>At your<a href="https://www.facebook.com/reqs.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> friend requests page</a>, make sure to have all the requests loaded by scrolling down the page until the end.</li>
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Stop Facebook From Tracking You</h2>
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Yes, Facebook tracks whatever you do on the main site or on sites that use Facebook Connect. That is why you are being served ads that are relevant to information you have recently searched for. Creepy, isn’t it?</div>
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There is a way to regain some form of privacy for yourself, with a Chrome plugin called <a href="https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/facebook-disconnect/ejpepffjfmamnambagiibghpglaidiec?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook Disconnect</a>. Facebook Disconnect uses JavaScript to disable Facebook component link traffic from being accessed by third-party sites. Once installed, this plugin works without further tinkering.</div>
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Facebook needs you to declare your first and last name, that’s two names, but if you want to have your account bear only one name (or just your first name), you can. Indonesians can register an account with only one name since many of them actually go with just one name. So for you to have a single name like Neo here, check out the instructions below.</div>
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<li>Login to your Facebook account.</li>
<li>Grab any Indonesian proxy from this list <a href="http://www.freeproxylists.net/id.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> then change your proxy on your browser.</li>
<li>On Chrome for PC head to<b> Settings </b>> <b>Show advanced settings</b> > under<b> Network</b>, click on <b>Change proxy settings</b> > click on <b>Lan Settings</b> and<b> tick</b> "Use Proxy Server for your LAN".</li>
<li>Fill in the address box with the proxy, and the port box accordingly. For example, if your proxy is 180.250.160.58:8080, "<b>180.250.160.58</b>" goes into the <b>address box</b> and "<b>8080</b>" is the <b>port</b>.</li>
<li>Tick on <b>Bypass Proxy Server For Local Addresses</b>. Press <b>OK</b>.</li>
<li>Now, go to your Facebook Account settings page, change the language to "<b>Bahasa Indonesia</b>" and save changes.</li>
<li><b>Remove your Facebook last name</b> and save changes again.</li>
<li>Once you have complete everything, revert to your original language.</li>
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Have you ever read about how World War II transpired on Facebook and the drama Avengers wreaked on Facebook? Well, those conversations are made possible with <a href="http://thewallmachine.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Wall Machine</a>. It’s a tool that allows you to forge status updates, comments, likes, recent activity, relationship update, and event attendance, with fake accounts and profile pictures as well.</div>
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So you congratulated a friend on a wedding or new baby, or sent a get well soon note to a sickly friend, and now the Facebook notifications won’t stop coming. You have forgotten that Facebook notifications come with sounds and wish you could turn it off. Here’s how to stop it from making noise.</div>
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<li>Head over to Facebook <b>Account Settings</b> > go to Notifications<b> tab</b></li>
<li>At the top, <b>untick </b>"Play a sound when each new notification is received" and<b> Save Changes</b>.</li>
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Want to have your own creative Facebook covers? How about one of those where <b>the profile picture is part of the cover photo</b>? Use <a href="http://www.trickedouttimeline.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tricked Out Timeline</a> website to create your very own joined Facebook profile and cover image. There are 4 effects that you can choose starting from Merge Profile & Cover photo, Missing Jigsaw Piece, Tear Off The Bottom Edge, and Profile Picture Zoom.</div>
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Download Facebook History</h2>
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Do you know that you can download your entire Facebook history and have it all compiled in a zip file? Go to the <b>Facebook Account Settings</b> page, under the<b> General tab</b>, near the bottom is a link to "Download a copy of your Facebook data". The archive includes almost everything from photos to your chat history but if you want a detailed breakdown read <a href="https://www.facebook.com/help/405183566203254" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.</div>
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Use Profile Picture As Emoticons</h2>
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Did you know that you can turn your friend’s profile pictures into emoticons and use them in a Facebook chat? Here’s how to set it up.</div>
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<li>In any Facebook chat, when you type <b>[[e-helperworld]]</b>, brackets included, the profile picture will show during the chat.</li>
<li>You can do this more than once in the same chat, and your friend(s) will not be notified when you use their profile picture as an emoticon in your chats.</li>
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Invite All Friends To A Facebook Event</h2>
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Instead of inviting your friends one by one to your Event or Facebook page, why not have them invited all at once? It is as easy as copy pasting a JavaScript code.</div>
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<li><b>Scroll down your friend list until the end</b> to ensure you have loaded all the friends you want to invite.</li>
<li>On Chrome, press <b>CTRL</b> + <b>SHIFT</b> +<b> J</b> (Windows) or<b> CMD</b> + <b>Opt</b> +<b> J</b> (Mac).</li>
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Download Facebook Videos</h2>
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Unlike Google+, Facebook does not include a feature to download the videos you see on the social network. Well, there is a really easy way to download your own copy. Simply go to this <a href="http://facebookvideoz.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">page</a>, and paste that specific Facebook video URL to download the video.</div>
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Enhance Your Facebook Experience With Social Fixer</h2>
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Want to customize Facebook to look exactly the way you want? Get rid of ads, change it to a previous layout, hide already read posts, force news feeds to "recent stories first" and a whole lot more with <a href="http://socialfixer.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Social Fixer plugin</a>.</div>
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Display Animated Gifs On Status Update With A Play Button</h2>
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Why aren’t animated gifs on Facebook yet? With giphy gifs it already is. Just find a gif that you want from <a href="http://giphy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">giphy.com</a> then share the link at your Facebook page.</div>
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Login To Facebook With Your Username Or Phone Numbers</h2>
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You know you need your email address to login to your Facebook but did you know you can also gain access with your username or phone number as well? If you don’t have a username yet, visit this <a href="https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=account&section=username" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">link</a> to create one.</div>
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Share Facebook Statuses With Profile Pictures And Names Blurred Out</h2>
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Want to share a Facebook status but want to blur out profile pictures and sensitive names? Use Status Snapper for the job since it will automatically blur out the user name and profile image. The image wil also be automatically uploaded to imgur.</div>
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Removing Bitstrips From Your News Feed</h2>
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A viral app that you probably have seen at least once in your Facebook News feed is Bitstrips. Through Bitstrips you can create your own comics starring you or any of your friends. Its a fun idea, but to some Facebook user, Bitstrips is probably taking way to much space on their feeds. If you want to eradicate Bitstrips from your feed, we got your back.</div>
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