Question by cheese cake: How can i upload pictures straight from the internet on my samsung focus windows 7 phone? I want cute images from the internet so how can I download them straight to this phone
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Answer by bw022Microsoft has a free 25GB of online storage via their SkyDrive. All you have to do is sign up for your (free) Live account and then the SkyDrive. You can then use it to upload via and view them from any web-browser. You have to view them through a web-browser, but it is great for sending links if you need to.
There are also options in WP7 to automatically upload camera pictures to SkyDrive so you have a backup. This is one way only, but still useful.
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Recent moves by LinkedIn — including its acquisition of Pulse — suggested its eye was towards becoming a center of its users universe for much more than simple networking or job hunting, and its latest mobile updates continue on that path. Updates arriving today on the iOS and Android platforms are redesigned for more “delightful interactions” throughout the app. That means a shift of focus to the news stream, including conversations, updates from your network and of course, advertisements. Check after the break for a quick video demo of the new features or hit the blog for a description — whether it’s enough to overtake Twitter, Facebook or something else for your social dashboard remains to be decided.
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Answer by bw022Run the “Maps” application. It is included with all WP7 devices. Shows your location on a map. You can also type in a business name or address and it will display that. Finally, press the ‘Directions’ button at the bottom and it will display driving instructions from your location to the destination — along with showing the route highlighted in a smaller map above. As you reach the intersection, the GPS will automatically scroll to the next segment and highlight the next instruction.
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Answer by Gi@nny B0iNot a lot TBH, i have a HTC Mozart, and i haven’t really downloaded a lot of apps, except some HTC apps. You should also find a Samsung apps that you may find intresting which you should download.
But since WP7 is new, give it some time, and then they may start bringing in some games like Angry Birds, or Doodle Jump for instance.
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Google has posted a video called “Ask Me Anything” to the newly revamped Nexus website, and it shows quite clearly what role Google plays in your life.
Google answers your questions. Yes, that sometimes means a real question like “How much does the Earth weigh?” But perhaps more often, the questions that Google answers for us come from a tangent. A random search, followed by a click, and another click, and another click, until you’re somewhere new, learning something unexpected.
Maybe it’s the videos you watch on YouTube, or the ebooks you buy, the games you play, or a particularly enlightening email from good old Uncle George.
The point, however, is that Google wants to give you as many ways to ask your questions as possible. The hardware is irrelevant.
So Google braved a storm in the North East that started out as a sheepish school girl and ended up in leather pants with a cigarette (you know, Sandy), and still managed to pull off their big announcement yesterday.
We officially met the Nexus 4 and Nexus 10, as Google refreshed the Nexus 7 with 3G.
So, the question now is, will you ask these devices anything?
Microsoft Studios announced today a new London-based studio headed by Lee Schuneman, the former production director of Rare.
The currently nameless studiowill focus on developing “a long-term business with Entertainment as a Service at its core,” according to Microsoft, while working with “Windows 8 tablet devices as the underlying technology and platforms as part of Microsoft Studios’ continued expansion across the region.”
It is unclear wheether the formation of the studio relates to next generation console platforms, with Microsoft stating in a prepared Q&A that the company is not “talking about any further specifics at this time.”
The studio will begin operation in November and is currently hiring for creative director, incubation…
Medium format camera fans, brace for impact: there’s a new Hasselblad coming. The H5D supercedes the ages-old H4D with a True Focus II system that — we’re told — is both more accurate and immediately confirms its lock. Hasselblad has also reworked the body for a more rough-and-ready feel, giving the H5D bigger controls, an extra-bright viewfinder and better weatherproofing. A new RAW + JPEG capture mode, improved wide-angle-to-macro lens conversion and a fresh 24mm f/4.8 lens have also been added to tempt studio photographers. If all this sounds alluring, H5Ds will be available in 40-, 50- and 60-megapixel versions (plus 50- and 200-megapixel Multi-Shot variants) this December. We likely won’t know the effect on our bank accounts until at least a September 18th media event, but we wouldn’t assume any kind of populist pricing — Hasselblad’s tendency towards five-digit figures may limit any first-hand exposure to a rental.
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