Download All Picture Comments For Facebook

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VIBER OUTGOING PROBLEM IS KARBONN TITANIUM S5???

IF YOU HAVE VIBER,LINE,FACEBOOK CALL PROBLEM IN YOU KARBONN S5 THEN DON'T WORRY. YOU MOBILE IS NOT DAMAGED. IN YOUR MOBILE GSM AND SKYPE CALL'S WORK PERFECTLY CHECK IT. THIS PROBLEM IS DUE TO THE ANDROID OS. SO GO TO THE NEARESET KARBONN SUPPORT CENTER AND UPGRADE YOUR OS TO JELLY BEAN 4.1.2 AFTER THAT YOUR PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVED AND DONT UPGRADE YOUR PHONE BY YOURSELF IF YOU ARE A NEWBIE IT WILL GIVE LOT OF PROBLEMS LATER. ENJOY PLAYING HD GAMES IN KARBONN S5

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Offline voice typing !! (Jelly Bean)

One of the big improvements in Jelly Bean was the ability to let your phone or tablet convert your speech to text.
Phones have done that for a while now, but it generally meant sending your input over the air, doing the decoding in the cloud, and showing the result on your device.
Android can now do the text generation itself -- which makes it a speedier process, and possible even without an Internet connection.
Head over to "Language and Input" in the Settings app, then choose "Download offline speech recognition" under the "Voice Search" heading.
You'll be prompted to download a language pack for each language you want Android to recognize; once that's done you'll be able to dictate text even if Google's servers go down or you've got poor reception.

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Default equalizer for Andriod !! (Jelly Bean)

Default Equalizer for Android.
Android's built-in Music app is pretty capable -- and for Jelly Bean users (both 4.1 and 4.2), you'll find the ability to equalize your music has been baked right in. Once you're playing a song, hit the three dots in the upper-right corner and select "Equalizer." You'll be able to select from presets such as "Folk" and "Heavy Metal," and you can even drag the five sliders yourself to fine-tune based on what you're listening to at the moment.
Down below are extra controls: drag to adjust the amount of bass boost applied.
There’s also a "3-D effect," some software processing that makes the music sound a little deeper. Those options are only available when headphones are plugged in, since they wouldn't make much of a difference to the sound quality of your phone's built-in speaker.

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Tips to increase the performance of PC for Gaming.

1. Speed Up Your Startup

If an entire pot of coffee can brew in the time it takes for your computer to boot, it’s time to make some changes. Most likely your computer is not slow – it’s the dozens of programs turning on during startup that are slowing it down.

Download a comprehensive tool like Autoruns to easily disable certain programs during your startup. Or try Windows’ slightly less thorough, built-in utility,MSConfig. To find it, go to Search or Run under Start and type “msconfig.” Under the “Startup” tab, uncheck the boxes of the programs you don’t need to run every time your computer is turned on, for instance, iTunes or your printer. If you don’t recognize a program, leave it be. Restart your computer and watch it fly.

2. Clear It Out

If painfully slow surfing is your main problem, there are a couple quick changes you can make.

Are you an Internet Explorer user? Get rid of it. Google Chrome is the best browser on the market now, known for speedy surfing. Under Chrome, go to Clear Browsing Data and check the boxes of temporary Internet files like cookies, cache, download history and browsing history.

To take further precaution, try a program like CCleaner from Piriform. The free software program removes temporary files from all of your browsers, as well as Windows and the registry, to make your PC run faster.

3. Slim Down

This involves more than just uninstalling programs you don’t use anymore. If you’re not totally committed to the usual suspects, like Windows Media Player and Microsoft Office, switch to something that requires less computing power. Free applications can easily replace go-to programs, while speeding up your PC and giving you additional features at the same time.

VLC Media Player is a lightweight, open source media player that rips DVDs, streams video and recognizes any unprotected media format. FoxIt Reader, an alternative to Adobe Reader, does more than just open PDFs all while using less RAM. Edit documents, open multiple PDFs in tabs and more. AbiWord, a free and open source word processor, and Apache’s Open Office, a free and open source full-fledge suite, can easily fill the void of Microsoft Office.

4. Automate Your Updates

Updates are annoying. It’s easy to click “remind me later” and avoid the notifications, until you’re so frustrated with your computer that you finally set aside an entire afternoon to update everything.

Let’s solve this. Go to My Computer > Properties > Automatic Updates. Make sure this is set to Download and Install Automatically. To completely cover your bases, find out if any programs need to be updated manually by downloadingUpdate Checker from FileHippo.com. The fast and free program scans your computer and reports back with any available updates in seconds.

5. Make Some Upgrades

If you’re into gaming, a $150 investment in a graphics card might be worth your while. Forewarning: You’ll have to toy with your motherboard to make this upgrade happen, but there are a lot of online tutorials you can follow.

Finally, the most effective way to speed up your PC – which also requires tinkering – is to add more RAM (random access memory). You can find 4GB of memory for under $50 online. If you have less than 2GB (go to My Computer > Properties to find out), an upgrade should be in your future.

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