Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 April 2016

How To Use Facebook’s Messenger Bots Right Now?


How To Use Facebook’s Messenger Bots Right Now?

If you are scratching your brains wondering how bots on Facebook look like and how do they operate, calm down. These are simple bots dedicated to a particular service and you can use them right now.
But, at the moment, they are pretty confusing and unintuitive. Many times the bots don’t know what to do and you end up struggling getting any work done.
To make things easier for you, I tried Facebook Messenger Bots myself. I started with Facebook’s very own F8 bot. You can access it via m.me/f8bot. As you visit this URL on your phone, you’ll be asked to choose Messenger or Facebook app to proceed.
I chose Messenger and here are the screenshots of my chat with F8 Messenger Bot.
                              

Next, I decided to try out another Facebook Messenger Bot that was showed off during the F8 keynote. Yes, I’m talking about Poncho, the weather-bot that pretends to be a cat. Chatting to Poncho was better than my F8 bot experience. You can access Poncho via http://m.me/hiponcho.
You can find Poncho and other bots like CNN, WSJ etc. at botlist.co and use them right away.
Here’s how my chat with Poncho turned out:


Friday, 1 April 2016

Install custom ROM to your smartphone.

Hello everyone , Welcome to UserX , today we will like to introduce you about custom ROM .
Most of you might be aware of that and most won't.
So let get to the point.

What is ROM ?

Without getting in deep , in simple words a ROM is modified version of Android. If you are using Xiaomi Phones, then you are using MIUI ROM , if you are using Huawei Phones then you are using EMUI , and if you are using HTC phones then you will be using SENSE ROM.

It means most of the companies modify the original android , (if you have ever used NEXUS phones , they are pure android directly from google without any modifications.)
When you buy a new phone , the originally installed ROM is called Stock ROM.

What is Custom ROM ?

Now , if you are bored with your stock ROM or wanna try some new ROM on your phone , then there are many ways you can do so , that is installing the ROM of other mobiles , to your mobile.
(Like installing iOS to your android phone , isn't it cool ?) or (installing Samsung Galaxy S6's ROM to your Redmi Mi4). Obiviously it sounds nice.

So let's begin ,


What you Need ?

1. Rooted Android Phone.

2. Custom Recovery , (TWRP or ClockWorkMOd)

3.Custom ROM for your phone From here.




Once you've downloaded the files and set up your device , you can follow along the instructions from right Here. And amke sure to back up your Stock ROM before continuing the process.



If you have any questions please let us know in the comment section.
We're Happy to Help.

Thursday, 31 March 2016

HOW TO SET WHATSAPP PROFILE PICTURE WITHOUT CROPPING

Hello friends today I will tell you how you can set your whatsapp profile dp without crop. generally when we are set any profile dp on whatsapp firstly it says to crop the picture and then set. But now I have a trick by which you can set whatsapp profile dp without cropping. Follow below steps:

How to Set Up Whatsapp Profile Picture without cropping

At First, Install #SquareDroid — Full Size Photo app from here Download


After Successfully install, Now open the app, & you will see a Full menu in it. about “Pick a Photo” “Take a Photo” “Settings” etc.
Then Choose “Pick a Photo” option from here & It will show full menu, now select picture which you wanna set as profile picture without decreasing it’s size.
It will Automatically Resize That Picture & Picture will Crop instantly, Without Loosing anything in pic, & Pic will remains full & will not looks ugly after resize it.
So After Crop, Now Save the Picture in the Gallery & Open Whatsapp, & Set newly Created profile Picture Without loosing size.

Saturday, 26 March 2016

Samsung Galaxy S7 hack allows you to use Dual-SIM and MicroSD together

Samsung Galaxy S7 edge hack will allow you to use microSD and dual SIMs at same time

Samsung has launched its new flagship, the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. While both the new Samsung smartphones have been heartily welcomed by Android fans worldwide, they lament the fact that Samsung has not provided a separate slot for SIM as well as MicroSD card in the dual-SIM enabled Galaxy S7 Edge smartphone.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge dual-SIM smartphone version buyers can either choose additional storage through microSD card and a single SIM card or dual SIMs and no additional storage. However resourceful hackers have found a way to bypass this restriction and add both dual-SIM and microSD capability to the Galaxy S7 Edge smartphone.
The hack which has surfaced online requires some modifications to your SIM card and your microSD card so that you can use both SIM slots and a microSD card at the same time. Do remember that the modifications are risk and you might destroy your SIM card and your microSD in the process. There is also a chance you might damage your new smartphone, so beware.
For modification process you need a nano SIM card, lighter, scissors, tape or glue, memory card, and the willingness to risk your new Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. This hack requires you to heat up the back of the SIM card and then hack the actual SIM chip away from the plastic backing leaving you with only the gold contacts and no plastic surrounding it. You then have to precisely trim that SIM card.
Once you have the card trimmed per the steps according to a tutorial posted by noreplied, you have to glue or tape the SIM chip to your microSD card in a precise location.
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The modification also requires some precise and skillful engineering especially while removing the chip from the Nano SIM.
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Next, with the same precision you have to trim your SIM card.
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As it turns out the trimmed SIM card can fit onto the microSD card in such a way that the contacts for the memory card can be read at the same time the SIM is read in the dual-purpose slot.
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If you trim and glue precisely enough, you should be able to configure the new SIM card with the dual SIM manager application in Galaxy S7 Edge.
If you see the dual-SIM option that means you have done a pretty good engineering job. Once done, your engineering feat will give you both a second SIM card and additional storage to enjoy for your content.
Remember you have to follow all the steps precisely otherwise you may end up messing your brand new Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge smartphone.

Sunday, 21 February 2016

How To Change Boot Screen In Android Phones


Hello Guys , Welcome To USER-X ,
We're back with another cool trick for all the android users.

So most of you might be using an Android Phone from a long , and it always boots up with the same screen as when you turn it on from switch off state, Right?

So , it might be a boring way , or you may have fed up with that old thing, so
Do you wanna try one ?

So this trick is for all geeks out there, who want to try something new.

So what is Boot screen ?

Ans :- The boot animation is the first thing that you see when powering on your Android phone or tablet, after the operator or manufacturer logo. Although it does not serve a purpose functionally, an eye-catching boot animation can certainly make your device stand out while booting. In this third installment of our Android customization series, we will take a look at how to change or even create your Android boot animation and will feature some of the prettiest and geekiest boot animations we have come across

Tools You Need to Change Boot Screen?
Ans :- 1. Rooted mobile phone(No idea what Rooted Phone is ? Get it from Here. Just download and click on root now!  ) 
2.ES file Explorer 


Step 1. Download the boot repositories from here , and make sure to download the correct resolution from Here.


Step 2. Now open ES File Explorer and ensure you have enabled root explorer in its settings. Navigate to the folder /system/media and you will find a file named bootanimation.zip. Rename it as bootanimation.zip.bak. This will help you to revert to stock animation in the future. Having done that, paste the bootanimation.zip file that you downloaded from the internet to /system/media.

























Step 3. One last thing before you reboot would be to fix the file permission. Long tap on the new bootanimation.zip file and change the permissions to rw-r—r—and save the settings.






                






















Step 4. Now you're Done. Now when you reboot your phone, you will have your new android boot animation ready for you.


Note: Before rooting and trying these all tricks above , you might be aware of rooting a mobile phone and using tools after rooting your phone.








Friday, 19 February 2016

Clash Of Clans Hacked! Unlimited gems and coins(only at Userx)


PLEASE NOTE! Clash of Clans Hacked By UserX Mod  is free to download and play, however some Games items can also be purchased for real money. If you do not want to use this feature, please set up password protection for purchases in the settings of your Google Play Store App. Also, under our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, you must be at least 13 years of age to play or download Clash of Clans Hacked !

1. Downlaod App Clash Of Clans 
2.Install It
3.Enjoy COC Hacked Unlimited gems and coins (ONLY AT USERX)



Saturday, 13 February 2016

Kingo Root Cracked!

Kingo Android Root is the easiest one click rooting software/apk with highest success rate. Boost your Android Phone now by rooting it with KingoRoot!

Now Root Your device easily with Kingo Root 

Download Kingo Root Cracked HERE! Kingo_Root_v3.1.exe / Mirror / Mirror 2

Friday, 8 January 2016

How to set up a new iPhone or iPad: configure email, apps, contacts, security and more with our easy step-by-step guide

How to set up a new iPhone or iPad: configure email, apps, contacts, security and more with our easy step-by-step guide.


There's no need to have a laptop or PC as you can use an iPad and iPhone without one. The only thing you'll need is a wireless router so you can connect to the internet and activate your new device.
Out of the box, iPhones and iPads should have enough battery power to complete the setup process, but it's worth connecting the included charger and fully charging the battery as soon as possible.
If you've bought an iPhone or iPad for your kids, 

How to set up a new iPhone or iPad

Step 1: Hold down the power button for a couple of seconds until you see the white Apple logo appear on the screen, then release it. You'll then see a 'Hello' message and you can swipe to the right to begin and choose your language. (Note that the screens here have been modified to save space.)
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iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide
Step 2: Now choose your region. This should be the country where you live, as it will affect localisation such as the time and date format, currency, keyboard layout and more.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 3: It's time to connect to a wireless network, and the iPhone or iPad will search for nearby networks: choose yours from the list. If you don't know your router's network name check on the labels or in the manual. Usually, it's the one at the top of the list as it will have the strongest signal.
Enter the password for your Wi-Fi network and once connected your iPhone or iPad will activate by contacting Apple's servers.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 4. Choose whether or not to enable location services. It's best to enable them as many apps use your location, and it's generally useful. You can choose in the Settings app later which other apps are allowed to use your location.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 5: You'll be asked whether to set up the device as a new iPhone or iPad or restore an existing backup. If your new device is an upgrade from an old iPhone or iPad, it's usually best to restore the most recent backup. This backup may be stored online in iCloud, or it may be on your laptop or PC in iTunes.
Note that you can only restore an iPhone from an iPhone backup, and an iPad from an iPad backup, not from a smartphone to a tablet or vice versa.
If yours is the first iPhone or iPad you've owned, choose 'Set up as a new iPhone or iPad'.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 6: If you already have an Apple account, sign in using your email address and password. If not, tap Create a free account. You can skip this, but it will mean you can't use many of the iPad or iPhone's features, and you won't be able to install any extra apps.
As part of the process, you'll need to enter your credit or debit card details: you'll only be charged if you buy an app. Downloading free apps won't cost you a penny - just as you'd expect.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide

Step 7: Agree to the Ts and Cs (you can't use your device if you don't), and you'll see a message saying it's now ready to use. If you haven't done so already, insert the SIM card. Some iPads have SIM trays for mobile data, but you don't need a SIM to use the iPad. A tool for removing the tray will be included in the box.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 8: Tap Use iCloud on this screen. You can choose not to, but you'll miss out on a lot of useful features. Tap the About iCloud link to learn more about what it can do for you. One of the most important features is the ability to locate your iPhone or iPad if it's lost or stolen: Find My iPad (or iPhone) is enabled automatically when you tap Use iCloud.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 9: Assuming you use iCloud, you'll also be asked using which addresses and numbers you'd like people to be able to send you messages via iMessage. You can tick or untick email addresses and phone numbers in the list. iMessage is Apple's messaging app that lets you send messages (including text messages), photos and videos to other iMessage users.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 10: Next is the option to use iCloud Drive. This is for storing documents online and it's best not to use it if you have older devices which can't be upgraded to iOS 8 or OS X Yosemite (the operating system for Mac computers). If you only have the iPhone or iPad and a Windows computer, you can enable it safely.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 11. You'll be asked next to create a passcode. Don't skip this, because it means others can't get access to your iPhone or iPad if you lose it or leave it lying around. Type in a four-digit code twice. The latest iPads and iPhones will ask you to create a six-digit passcode.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide

Step 12. Choose whether or not to use Siri. Siri is Apple's digital assistant that lets you dictate messages, set alarms, launch apps, perform web searches and much more. It's well worth using Siri.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 13. Decide whether you want to send error reports to Apple (you don't have to) and then you'll be greeted with this message. Tap Get Started to start using your new iPhone or iPad.
iPhone setup guide - iPad setup guide


Step 14: The first thing you'll probably want to do it get email set up. Here's how to add your Gmail account, but the process is very similar for other email accounts.
Step 15: Many email accounts also include contacts and calendars which you'll choose to enable (or not) in the previous step