Techno Voltage

[...] wish to save. Click the image you wish to save once so that image controls can be seen in the right pane. In the right pane, click the second tab that says Image. Open Finder from the dock and [...]

[...] window will be displayed. Click General in the left pane. General settings are displayed in the right pane. Scroll down till you see Passcode Lock. Click Passcode Lock. You can skip this step if you [...]

[...] the left pane till you see Facebook. Click Facebook. Facebook settings are displayed in the right pane. Click Settings under the Facebook icon in the right pane. Settings are displayed. Click Auto- [...]

[...] settings appear on the screen. You will see that the sliders for the top two settings in the right pane, Notifications View and Today View are both activated or green in color. Slide both these [...]

[...] the three dots on the top right or click the menu button on the device. A menu pops out. Click Settings. Settings are displayed. Click your username (say @technovoltage). Settings specific to [...]

[...] and open Google Play Store. Click the small gear icon on the top right. A menu pops out. Click Settings. My Devices screen is displayed. Under Visibility, uncheck the check box Show in menus for [...]

[...] following screenshots have been taken on an iPad Air running iOS 7.0.4. Go to home screen. Click Settings. Settings are displayed. Click General and then click Accessibility. Accessibility settings [...]

[...] screenshots have been taken on an iPad Air running iOS 7.0.4. Go to the home screen. Click Settings. Settings are displayed. Click Control Center. Control Center settings are displayed. You can [...]

[...] I made the right decision. Anyways, lets come to the point for this article. In Mac OS X Mavericks, you'll be able to drag or move items in many ways, either with three fingers or by [...]

[...] By default, Mac OS X Mavericks saves all screenshots taken with the shortcuts Command+Shift+3 or Command+Shift+4 on the [...]

[...] for a Mac and hopefully get rid of the error. The following screenshots have been taken on Mac OS X Mavericks 10.9.4. Go to the Mac desktop. Click Command+Spacebar to open the Spotlight search box. [...]

[...] how you have successfully saved an image from Pages document to a folder inside Finder in Mac OS X Mavericks. If you liked the above post, do like our social media pages at the top right of the screen [...]

[...] Micromax Unite 2: Display: 4.7-inch IPS (800 x 480 pixels) Chipset: 1.3 GHz Quad-core RAM: 1 GB Rear Camera: 5 Megapixels with Flash Front Camera: 2 Megapixels Other Camera Features: Beauty mode, Live [...]

[...] 1440 pixels) Chipset: Quad-core Snapdragon 801 GPU: Adreno 330 RAM: 3 GB Internal Memory: 32 GB Rear Camera: 13 Megapixels Front Camera: 2 Megapixels Laser Auto Focus OS: Android 4.4 KitKat LG is [...]

[...] : Codename: SM-G350E Display: 4.3-inch Chipset: Dual-core RAM: 1 GB Internal Memory: 8 GB Rear Camera: 5 Megapixels Front Camera: VGA OS: Android 4.4 KitKat The shipping manifest where the device [...]

[...] : 5.7-inch Quad HD (1440p) Chipset: Snapdragon 805 processor GPU: Adreno 420 RAM: 3 GB Rear Camera: 16 megapixels Front Camera: 4 megapixels Internal Storage: 32 GB Possibly multiple [...]