Download torrentz on IPad and IPhone without jailbreak

Download Torrentz on IPhone ,IPad without Jailbreak

Apple has never been too keen on BitTorrent clients, blocking every single one from ever reaching the App Store. But even if you don’t want to jailbreak your phone, there’s a way around this restriction, and best of all, it’s totally free!

Let me first begin by saying that if you have a jailbroken phone, you can simply download a torrent client (here,here, or here) from Cydia.

Okay, so the first step is to install Filer, an iOS App that lets users manage different files, as well as download them. For the purpose of this tutorial, the Lite version is enough, but if you’re looking to store more than 7 files, the $3.99 full version is highly recommended. You’ll also need a www.torrific.com account, which you can get herefree of charge. Please make sure you use a real email address, since you’ll need it later.

First off, open your browser, from your desktop or your phone, you’ll only need the phone in a bit. From there, locate the torrent you want to download and copy its URL. Once you’ve done that, point your browser towww.torrific.com, a service that lets you download torrent files without a Torrent client. Can you see where I’m going with this already?

Paste the torrent’s URL into the only text field on Torrific and hit "Get". You’ll then see another screen so you can make sure you’re getting the real file. If everything looks like it should, click "Initiate BitTorrent Transmission". You’ll then get a login screen, if you haven’t logged in already. Please enter your details. From this point, the torrent you’re so eager to get your hands on is already supposed to be downloading behind the scenes, on the site’s servers, even if you leave your browser or shut down your computer or phone.

Once the download is done, you’ll receive an e-mail notification with a direct link to your file. From your iDevice (no, you can’t do this on your computer), copy that direct link, open Filer app and point it to said direct link. The download should begin momentarily.

As a final word of caution, keep in mind you’ll need a fast connection to do this properly, since you’ll have to download large files. Wi-Fi is highly recommended, and 3G if there’s no other option, as long as you have a generous data plan. Also use common sense when downloading files onto a device with really limited storage: make sure you have enough space on your phone (you can find out by going to System Settings > General > About).

Check out our iPhone Apps Gallery and iPad Apps Galleryto explore more apps for your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

(via iPhoneItalia)

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Can't find windows 8.1 update on the Store?We got you covered !

Why can't I find the update in the Store?

Applies to Windows 8.1, Windows RT 8.1

If your PC is currently running Windows 8 (or Windows RT), and you want to update to Windows 8.1 (orWindows RT 8.1), in most cases, you’ll see this free update prominently featured on the Windows Store home page. If you’ve opened the Store and you don’t see the update, it could be for one of these reasons:

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You might need the latest updates from Windows Update

Although the Windows 8.1 update is downloaded and installed from the Store, your PC needs another update, KB2871839, before Windows 8.1 becomes available to you in the Store.

If you’re using Windows Update to get automatic updates, KB 2871839 will be downloaded and installed automatically.

If you’ve turned off automatic updates, or if your PC is so new that automatic updates haven't been downloaded yet, or if you’d rather not wait for Windows Update to do this automatically, you can go to Windows Update and install KB 2871839 manually.

To install the update you need

1. Open Windows Update by swiping in from the right edge of the screen (or, if you're using a mouse, pointing to the lower-right corner of the screen and moving the mouse pointer up), tapping or clicking Settings, tapping or clicking Change PC settings, and then tapping or clicking Update and recovery.

2. Tap or click Check now, and then wait while Windows looks for the latest updates for your PC.

3. If updates are found, tap or click View details.

4. In the list of available updates, select KB 2871839, and any other updates you want to install, and then tap or click Install.

5. Read and accept the license terms, and then tap or click Finish, if the updates you’ve selected require it.

Note

• You might need to restart your PC to finish installing some updates. Save and close all your files and apps before you restart so you don't lose anything.

  Hope this helps!

How to Upgrade to windows 8.1!

After months of reviews and nearly a year of anticipation, the final version of Windows 8.1 is now available for download. If you already have Windows 8, you can get the OS upgrade for free and, considering all its great new features, you should do so right away. Here's how you can download and install Windows 8.1 on your Windows 8 PC in just a few simple steps.

1. Launch the Windows Store app. You should see a button that says “Update to Windows 8.1 for free.” If you do not see this button, make sure you download all the latest Windows updates then reboot and launch the Windows Store again.

2. Click the Download button which appears. The system will then download a huge install file that's over 3GB. You can keep using your computer while this download occurs in the background.

3. Restart your PC when Windows 8 tells you the download is completed. Your computer will take several minutes to install Windows 8.1, during which time you will be unable to use it.

4. Accept the License Terms that appear during the install.

5. Choose Express or Custom settings for your install. Express is usually the easiest and best set of choices.

6. Log into Windows using your normal username and password.

7. Allow Windows to send you a security code via SMS and enter the code at a prompt. If you skip this step, you may have trouble syncing your settings from other PCs.

8. Click Next on the Skydrive screen.

And you are done!!!

How to Use" Tap to Twitter " and "Post on Facebook" shortcut on IOS 7!

IOS 7 Is out now ...we all love it ..but one feature I miss is the "Tap to Post on Facebook" and "Tap to Post on Twitter"

I Did some digging and found That this Feature is present in IOS 7 and has been neatly Hidden and embedded in Siri..

Here are the steps on how to use the shortcuts

1-Open Siri as Usual

2-just say Twitter Or Facebook on Siri depending on which service you Want to use and viola It works and it works perfectly! 

here's the proof 

NOTE :other command may also work like 

1:Post On Facebook or Twitter 

2:Use Facebook or Twitter

Tell us which command Worked for You!,

Top hidden features of IOS 7 you should know

With hundreds of new features to boot, iOS 7 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is a gold mine waiting to be explored to its full potential. Today, we’re going to go through some of the most lesser known features and tips which we believe you should try right now.

1 USE SAFARI TO TWEET WITH LINKS

Want to quickly see all the tweets in your timeline with URLs / links in them? Simply launch Safari, press the bookmarks button – the one that looks like an open book, obviously – then press the @ button on top. Boom! All the tweets with links in one place. You should be signed in to your Twitter account in Settings > Twitter in order for this feature to work.

2:Turn Parallax On/Off

Personally I love the Parallax effect and don't know why Anyone would like to reduce it...This has been one of the most awaited features of IOS 7

Don’t like the new iOS 7 Parallax effect on wallpapers – or 3D wallpapers as we would like to call them? Fear that it might be draining your battery? Simply turn it off. Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion and turn it on or off according to your wish

3. Enable Motion Sensing Controls

iOS 7 lets you launch Siri or press the Home button by simply tilting your head, or pull down Notification Center by tilting your head to the left. Sounds epic? Indeed it does. Head over toSettings > General > Accessibility > Switch Control to turn it on. Now go to Switches and set up switches to perform different actions.

4. Enable / Disable Bold Text or Change Font Size System-wide

Don’t like iOS 7’s new thin font size? Bold it up! Head over to Settings > General > Accessibility >and enable Bold Text. Changing the system wide font size is as easy as pie, too. Head over toSettings > General > Text Size and adjust the font size to your liking.

5. See Your Frequently Visited Places On A Map

This feature lets you see on a map which places you have been visiting. Might be concerning for some, but here’s how you can find out: go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > Frequent Locations. I would suggest keeping this one off for obvious reasons.

6. Block Callers and Unwanted Messages

This feature is a gem to use. Open the contact which might be bugging you, scroll all the way down in contact details and tap Block this Caller. That’s it. The contact will never be able to bug you again. If you want to manage blocked messages, then head over to Settings > Messages > Blocked. This also applies to FaceTime and iMessages.

7. Show Timestamps In Messages App

Open a conversation thread, and swipe from right to left while holding your finger down on the screen. You will see the timestamps of all your sent and received messages.

8. Use Siri To Enable / Disable System Toggles

Siri shed its beta tag along with the release of iOS 7, and can do a lot more than just telling you the weather, calling a certain contact, settings reminders etc. Press and hold the Home button to launch Siri and say – for example – ‘Turn Wi-Fi on’ and Siri will turn on Wi-Fi for you. Same works for Bluetooth and other system toggles.

9. Use Swipe Gesture To Go Back One Screen

In iOS 7, you can simply use swipe gestures to go back a screen, rather than pressing that pesky back button on the display. In Messages for instance, if you’re in a thread, simply swipe from the left corner towards the right and you’ll be taken to the main Messages window. This works pretty much throughout iOS 7, like Mail, Settings, Contacts etc.

10. Take Square Photos Using Camera App

Regular photos aren’t cutting the mustard for you? The native Camera app in iOS 7 now lets you take square photos. Launch the Camera app, and swipe to the right to take photos in square proportions. You can use the same swiping gesture to go through Panorama and Video modes.

11. Update App Content In The Background

Use an app frequently but don’t like to refresh every time you launch it? iOS 7 has you covered. Go to Settings > General > Background App Refresh and enable all the apps you wish to update themselves in the background. Note: this feature really takes a toll on battery, therefore select the apps which are most relevant for you to be updated.

12. Use Panorama Photos As Lock Screen Wallpaper For Added Effect

Use a panorama photo as your lock screen wallpaper which you’ve taken with your device’s camera for a cool spinning effect. Enable Parallax mode for this one which we’ve outlined in feature # 2.

13. Bubble Level In Compass App

The native Compass app in iOS 7 is more than a direction telling companion. Swipe to the right after calibrating the compass to reveal a new screen that lets you access and use a bubble level.

14. Use Siri For Updates From Texhnogadget live

, you read that right. Siri can show you the latest updates from any handles feed on Twitter. Launch Siri by holding down the Home button and say ‘What is Technogadgetlive  saying’. And voila, all our latest updates in one place. Neat right? Give this one a shot, it’s our personal favorite.

15. Enable / Disable Control Center In Lock Screen Or Apps

Don’t want anyone else, or yourself mistakenly launching Control Center on the lock screen or running apps? Why not disable it? Go to Settings > Control Center and enable or disable access to Control Center on the lock screen or apps.

16. Turn Automatic App Updates On / Off

iOS 7 updates your apps in the background, saving you time and the cumbersome process of launching the App Store and performing manual updates. You can turn automatic app updates on / off by heading over to Settings > iTunes & App Store and turn on / off Updates in the Automatic Downloads section.

17. Unlimited Apps In Folders

Folders in iOS 7 are like a black hole. You keep on throwing apps inside them and there’s no limit on how many apps you can have inside one.

18. Enable / Disable Advertising Tracking

Don’t want your iOS device to be tracked for specific ads? Head over to Settings > Privacy > Advertising and disable Limit Ad Tracking. We’ve heard reports occasionally that this feature also saves battery life by a fraction.

19. View All Received Media In Messages App In One Place

Received a bunch of photos or videos from someone in Messages app but lost it in a mile long thread? iOS 7 now lets you view your media all in one place. Simply tap open the last received photo / video, and press the list view (the one with three dashes, as shown in the screenshot) button.

20. Dynamic Wallpapers

Go to settings then go under Wallpaper and select dynamic wallpapers

TELL ME IF YOU KNOW ANY MORE HIDDEN FEATURES

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How to Enable ITunes Radio Outside U.S.

At WWDC earlier this week, Apple unveiled iTunes Radio, its free Pandora-like music subscription service for iOS, Mac and PC. Unfortunately, the service will only be available to folks in the U.S. initially.

Below, we tell you how to get iTunes Radio working outside the U.S., using a simple “hack”.

As it turns out, Apple’s U.S. restriction is based on your iTunes account rather than the region you’re actually in. So even if you’re outside the U.S., but you sign in from a U.S. iTunes account, you’ll be able to play music on iTunes Radio.Fortunately, making an iTunes account for any country’s store without a credit card is pretty straight-forward, as Apple describes in this knowledge base article.

So here’s a step-by-step guide on how to enable iTunes Radio outside the U.S.

• Sign up for a U.S. iTunes account if you don’t already have one.
• Sign out from your current account and sign into the U.S. iTunes account from Settings > iTunes and App Store. Once you’ve successfully entered your credentials you should see a popup that says your account is only for the U.S. store, and on tapping ok, opens the U.S. App Store.
• Kill the music app from the multitasking interface by a swipe-up, and then relaunch it.
• If all goes well, you should see the iTunes Radio launch screen, and from there you can create your own station or listen to an existing one.

Here’s a video tutorial:

We hope Apple doesn’t add I.P. based restrictions in newer versions of iOS 7 betas.

Record IPhone screen (without jailbreak) with Xrec

Every once in a while a new app pops up in the App Store that piques our interest, which is no mean feat considering the number of apps we see. The latest app to get our juices flowing is xRec, and at less than two dollars we’re going to go ahead and recommend everyone gets it downloaded now – before Apple pulls it.

See, xRec does something that we’ve all lusted after at least once, especially those of us in the technology writing game. With xRec, believe it or not, anyone can record what is being displayed on their iPhone’s screen in real-time. Want to upload a video of your battles with the aliens in XCOM, or perhaps show off your city in Clash of Clans? With xRec you need rely on screenshots no more.

Now we know you’re probably saying that this is nothing new, and that screen recorders have been around for ages now. And you’d be right, but all the screen recorders we’ve heard of need the iDevice to be jailbroken in order for them to work. Where xRec differs, if it’s not obvious enough at this point, is that it doesn’t need a jailbroken device in order to function. Anyone running iOS 6 and an iPhone 3GS or above is good to go, which is pretty darned awesome in our book.

Now earlier on we suggested that everyone download this before Apple pulls it, and potentially with good reason. We’re not sure Apple wants people to record their iPhone screens, else they’d have made it easier to do and we’d have had apps like this long before now. It wouldn’t be the first time an app has hit the App Store without Apple realizing what it does – the plethora of apps that allowed tethering are testament to that. If Apple does decide to pull xRec, we’d rather have it on our iPhones first!

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Wechat for Mac and PC

Today we are going to cover topic about free download WeChat For PC or Windows Computer as well you will also be able to get WeChat on Android, iPhone, Blackberry, Nokia, etc mobile phones.

More than 300 million people today have registered on WeChat. This service is fast, and reliable. It helps you to remain connected to your other friends already using the same app. It is easy to use, and has a good interface for simple understanding .In this post, we’ll tell you how to use WeChat on PC easily.

How to Download WeChat for PC or Computer?

You can easily use WeChat on PC with the tutorial given below, so follow each and every step carefully.

1. Download the Bluestacks software from official website
2. Once the download is complete, double click the setup file to install it.
3. Follow the prompts; accept the license terms and agreements to complete the installation.
4. Get WeChat for Android Apk file (Official Website Link)
   
5. Once the download is complete, you need to open the file using Bluestacks.
6. The app will automatically get installed over Bluestacks software, and you’ll get an environment similar to your native Android Device.
7. You can now enjoy WeChat for PC (Windows)
8. If you do not wish to get the Apk file from above link, you have another option. Once you have installed Bluestacks, open it, and search for WeChat app.

How to Use WeChat on PC?

Now, you must have already downloaded this app and now much be wondering how to really use WeChat on PC, so here is the working guide.

For using WeChat your Windows Computer you need to set up Mic onto your system (if you have headphone then its awesome), after that open the app and enter your login details, sync the contacts and you are then ready to go.

Features of WeChat for PC App :

When you use WeChat on PC, here are some of the features which will help you to decide the quality of the application easily.

• Crystal clear voice as well as video calls (subject to PC hardware)
• Instant messaging in group chats, and beautiful smileys.
• Send photos, and videos with a simple click
• Available on Android, iOS, Windows Phone

I hope by now you would have downloaded and Installed WeChat on PC as well as Mobile. If you faced any problem then please do comment here and let us know about it. Also, please be updated with us as we are daily updating our blog which has already helped many of our readers with their mobile related problems.

IOS 7 Beta on IPad and IPad mini First images

Apple’s iOS 7 beta has certainly gained the headlines this week, but while we fully expect the final release to operate across the entire iOS device range, the build released a few days back is only compatible with the iPhone and iPod touch. Why is that? Well, it’s because the Cupertino company is behind on compiling the version for the larger display, but on the bottom of Apple’s official iOS 7 page, you can get an idea of how the home screens of both the full-size iPad and iPad mini will look once the forthcoming iOS release is able to grace it.

To be honest, there’s nothing particularly riveting or surprising here and with opinion with regards to the iPhone / iPod touch version having been pretty divided thus far, I would imagine more of the same once iPad support is drafted in.

One key difference between iOS 7 beta on the iPhone compared with the iPad, of course, is that the icons are a little bit more spaced out, and with color saturation rather on the strong side as part of the new-look home screen, perhaps the retinas of users will be spared when using the new software on a tablet.

To be fair, it’s hard to gauge anything from simple pictures, but I have to say, the iOS 7 beta home screen does seem to take on a calmer disposition, but I don’t think this will be enough to alter the opinions of those who, on first impressions, seem to loathe every facet of iOS 7 beta.

There’s no word on when iPad users will be able to take advantage of an iOS 7 beta, but considering the end user will be seeing it around September / October time, one suspects Apple will want to give it as much time in the hands of developers as possible.

iOS 6 certainly wasn’t the fruit company’s most successful version to date, despite recording the highest number of installs among consumers and being adopted at a faster rate than ever before. Those figures were distorted by the fact that OTA updates, which people are far more likely to cooperate with, were only introduced with iOS 5, and I think the bit that sticks out in everybody’s mind is the post-launch furor around the disastrous Maps app, for which Tim Cook subsequently released an open letter of apology.

Download IOS 7 Beta 1 For IPhone 5 ,4s ,4 and IPod Touch 5g

NOTE-I DON'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG  PLS PROCEDE IF YOU ARE A DEVELOPER OR AN EXPERT

Apple has just released the very first beta of iOS 7, allowing those signed up to the Developer Program to go ahead and test out some of the new features and alterations announced today at WWDC. As ever, this one’s only available to registered Apple developers, so if you happen to be enrolled in the $99 per year agreement, please check out the details below.

After a great deal of rumor, speculation, and concepts, Apple finally unveiled iOS 7 on the opening morning of this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference. As predicted, the aesthetic elements of the Cupertino’s mobile operating system are a great deal flatter than iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users have become accustomed to, with skeuomorphic elements banished in their entirety.

Whenever a new version of iOS is announced, Apple immediately makes the first beta build available to developers, and iOS 7 is no exception. iOS 7 beta 1 is now available for download to those running an iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5 and iPod touch 5; it will be available for iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4 and iPad mini in the coming weeks. Unfortunately, the iPhone 3GS and the iPod touch 4 have been left behind, but considering the former is now four years old, this was perhaps to be expected.

As ever, we must warn against those intending to download this build from unverified sources. Apple is fairly dogmatic in halting this kind of sharing activity, and has been known to take action against multiple devices using the same accounts. At the end of the day, it’s not really worth the hassle of the repercussions, and for a mere $99 for the whole year, it’s worth it if you’ve a vested interest in the development of Apple’s products.

Those of you that do download and install iOS 7 beta 1, what do you think of it? Are the alterations to the look and feel as significant in practice as was construed at the WWDC showcasing? Please do share your thoughts below!

Download iOS 7 beta 1 from iOS Dev Center: developer.apple.com/ios

XBOX ONE RELEASED BY MICROSOFT COMING IN NOVEMBER

While that other big tech press event soldiers on, Microsoft just recently wound down itsE3 media briefing with a long-awaited bit of news: the Xbox One will launch sometime this November, and gamers in the U.S. will have to shell out $499 to get their hands on one.

Don’t live in the U.S.? No problem. Microsofthas said that the console will be available in 21 (currently unspecified) markets, and shared some pricing details for those living across the pond. Folks in the U.K. can claim their One for £429, while those in the rest ofEurope will pay €499.

To no one’s surprise, Twitter is already lighting up with gamers who don’t agree with Microsoft’s pricing decision — the original Xbox 360 launched with a seemingly crazy $399 price tag back in 2009, a price point that some analysts figured Microsoft would revisit with the Xbox One. It’s hardly a shock to see that the new Xbox is a costly package though, especially since the console comes with an upgraded Kinectright in the box.

Now that Microsoft has laid its Xbox One cards on the table, all eyes are on Sony to pull back the curtain on its much-anticipated PlayStation 4. The company held a New York press conference back in February that was unfortunately light on the juicy details, and Sony is widely expected to out the console in a big way at its own E3 press event later tonight.

Source-Techcrunch