Abigail Smith

Sometimes we see our old photos and want to know exactly when these photos were taken. In rare cases, we may also want to see the time and date of the picture to reminisce our memories. As Apple does not offer any tool to add a date or time stamps on photos, you can use third-party applications to serve the purpose. Here are the best two time and date stamp applications for iPad and iPhone:- 1) PHOTOMARKS Photomarks is one of the popular applications on the App Store; however, it is not free but its user-friendliness makes up for it. If you want to use this application in your device, then you need to buy from the App Store. This application allows you directly to stamp your photos in the short notes. This application also allows you to instantly post pictures on a social media platform like Facebook and WhatsApp etc. Sources :-  Add Date & Time Stamps on Photos on iPhone  ,  lexmark printer support Photomarks application was created as a watermark ...

Windows 10 users got the privilege to perform various interesting and updated tasks and can run their desired applications. Sometimes, if they wish to launch a particular application on their system, it asks for UAC permissions every time when they want to do the same. It becomes very frustrating as such a prompt appear back to back. There is a solution for this issue: Set up a scheduled task for running your desired application on your system under Administrator Mode. Then, you can generate a shortcut icon on the desktop. This enables you to perform any function or program smoothly without UAC prompts next time when you hit the particular shortcut. Follow the given mentioned methods for creating the “Administrator Mode” shortcut so that you can skip upcoming UAC prompts on your screen.  Sources :-  Elevated Shortcut without UAC ,  Lexmark printer support Steps to Set-Up Scheduled Task on your Device Scheduled Task is a setup process by which UAC prompt...

Mac users come across ‘Setting up your Mac’ message in the middle of the software update. If you also encounter this same message, don’t panic. Just do a restart your Mac device. Whenever your Mac system takes a lot of time for updating, then immediately, you should go for simple system check. Also, reset ‘System Management Controller’ (SMC) for solving this issue. In this blog, we will be discussing the various ways to fix the Mac Stuck on Setting up your Mac screen. The method of resetting SMC on a Mac device with non-removable batteries Sources :-  Fix Mac Stuck  ,    Lexmark Printer Support Follow the below-mentioned steps properly. Firstly, switch off your Mac device. Then, plug it in. After that, press the given combination altogether. Shift+Control+Option+the Power button. Continue pressing it for 20 seconds. Next, turn on the Mac one more time. Then, begin the software update one more time. The method of resetting SMC on a Mac device with...

You might have noticed that the Bluetooth related problem does not occur normally. But whenever it happens, you need to avail hefty measures in order to solve the issue. Fortunately, the Bluetooth problem can be solved easily. Go through this blog to know the same. Method 1: Resetting the SMC if Bluetooth not present Follow the given below instructions carefully. Sources :- Fix Mac Bluetooth , Lexmark Printer Support Reset the SMC (non-removable batteries) Firstly, switch off your Mac device. Then, you need to plug in the power adapter. After that, press the combination of Shift+Control+Option as well as Power switch altogether for a few seconds. Note that you need to lift up your fingers altogether. Lastly, you need to boot the Mac device. Reset the SMC (removable batteries) Firstly, shut down the MacBook. Then, take out the battery. After that, you need to disconnect the power adapter. Next, do a long press on the Power button for 10 seconds. After that,...

Google’s Project Zero team is warning Pixel, Pixel 2, Galaxy S9, Huawei P20, and millions of other Android phone users that a new zero-day vulnerability could let a hacker take full control of your phone. And what’s worse, there is evidence that it is being actively exploited in the wild. As first spotted by Ars Technica, the issue was first patched in the December 2017 security update, but several phones are “still vulnerable based on source code review.” According to Google, the phones at risk include: Pixel and Pixel 2 Samsung Galaxy S7, S8, and S9 Huawei P20 Xiaomi Redmi 5A Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Xiaomi A1 Oppo A3 Moto Z3 Google escalated the bug from a 30-day public disclosure to a 7-day one after discovering that it was actively being exploited by the NSO group, a known Israeli-based “developer of exploits.” As Ars Technica explains, the group was previously connected to the Pegasus spyware that cropped up in 2016 on mobile devices. In a statement, Google assure...

When I first saw the new 7th-generation iPad, I wondered why Apple even bothered to release an updated model this year. Sure, the 10.2-inch display reveals a slight boost in size over last year’s 9.7-inch iPad, and the latest model finally has a Smart Connector, but for all that, this iPad has the same cameras and A10 processor as last year’s model, the form factor hasn’t changed significantly, and it’s even ever-so-slightly heavier. Both models still only come in 32GB and 128GB configurations, and both deliver around 10 hours of battery life. Let’s get this out of the way now: If you have last year’s 9.7-inch iPad, I see no reason to “upgrade” to this one. Wider horizons The biggest outward difference in the two models is that this year’s iPad is simply larger than last year’s. At 6.8 by 9.8 inches, the new model sits directly on top of last year’s refreshed iPad Air with only an extremely minimal thinness advantage in the Air’s favor to distinguish them. (Last year’s iPa...