Here are a couple of cool websites to check out when you are bored. . .
The first site I have for you is called “ One second on the Internet there are“. . .
This site shows in graphical illustration just how many tweets are tweeted a second, how many videos are played on YouTube a second, how many files are uploaded to Drop box each second,
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When I try to update my Android Instagram App to version 4.1, I get the error “Package file is invalid”. I tried this update both on my HTC One Google Play Edition and my 2013 Nexus 7 and I get the same error. Did anyone else run into this error and if so were you able to fix it?
Update: I was able to get my HTC One to update over mobile data, previously I was trying to update over WiFi. Thanks for the tip xdadevelopers forum. I just updated my 2013 Nexus Seven over WiFi and it worked, so apparently the bug was fixed.
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The other day I ran into this issue with one of our customers who wanted to use the Dvorak keyboard as their default keyboard. This user was running Windows Vista and every time I would select the Dvorak keyboard to type, it would type using the Dvorak keyboard until I switched windows, it would then use the standard US keyboard. I searched high and low to find an answer online but didn’t find any that directly answered my question. I finally found the setting that allows you to make a secondary keyboard (like the Dvorak keyboard) your default keyboard for all program windows. The dumb part was it was in front of my eyes the whole time. Here are the steps to configure your keyboard on a Windows Vista computer:
Step One: Go to your Start Menu > Control Panel > Ease of Access Center
Step Two: Once Ease of Access Center is selected click on ‘Make the keyboard easier to use’.
Update 5/19/2015: Since I posted this article back in 2013, Google has made some changes in the email department. In Android Lollipop, you now set up your Exchange email accounts in Gmail. Below you will find a video tutorial on how to set up your Office 365 exchange account in Gmail. If you aren’t running Android Lollipop please follow the instructions below this video.
It can be a little confusing to set up Office 365 Exchange email account on an Android device. Here are the steps to set up your email account.
Step One: Go to Settings > Add account
Step Two: Add Email Account
Microsoft Office normally does a great job on picking your default local file location. However, if you work with documents on your server a lot it can become annoying to always have to browse to the server to open your documents. Thankfully it is an easy setting to change. Here are the steps to change the file location, it’s the same for both Word and Excel.
Step One: Open Microsoft Word or Excel and Click on File.
Click on File