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The SanDisk Ultra MicroSD UHS-I 400GB card is Class 10 rated and offers transfer speeds of up to 100MB/s. SanDisk believes it’s the perfect card for Android smartphones and tablets, and is capable of transferring up to 1,200 photos in a minute. If video is more your thing, then this giant card will hold up to 40 hours of HD quality video.

The card should easily outlive your gadgets, and SanDisk ship each one with a 10-year limited warranty attached. However, purchasing the world’s highest capacity MicroSD card is certainly not cheap with SanDisk setting the MSRP at $249.99. Check out some online stores for purchase.

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Google Chrome browser features a minimalist user interface, with so many integration for a better browsing experience. It is arguably one of the best internet browsers available in the market. It comes with handful tricks for better internet services. It has clean, polished UI with wide range of actions. Therefore, Chrome’s abilities multiply greatly when you consider the near-bottomless library of extensions, there’s a bounty of stock functionality embedded all throughout Chrome’s guts that you may not even know about.

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1. Anonymous Browsing in Incognito Mode
When you go Incognito, your browser neither keeps track of browsing history, nor store cookies from your browsing. This is very useful when browsing for things that you might not want the world to know about (like Porn). Always be mindful that Incognito mode does not hide your IP address. Click on the three dots on the top right, select New incognito window. This opens an anonymous window.

2. Drag Multiple Tabs at Once
You can drag and drop Chrome tabs into their own browser windows, or mix and match them between browser windows. Also, this can be done on multiple tabs in Google Chrome browser. Hold down the Ctrl key and click on all the tabs you wish to move and you can move them as one. If you’re on a Mac, hold the Command key and repeat the same process.

3. Open Accidentally Closed Tabs and Windows
Recover mistakenly closed tab with a simple trick. Right-click on another open tab and select “Reopen closed tab” or
press Control+Shift+T on the keyboard (Command-Shift-T on a Mac) and Chrome will reopen any recently closed tabs. Repeat the steps to recover more closed tabs. This makes you work your way back through your browsing history. If you closed an entire window, with all your precious pinned tabs, open or right-click on a new Chrome window and select “Open closed window”.

4. Open a Search in New Tab
To search a text, simply highlight the text/word and right-click, hit “search google for text”. This automatically searches the item in a new tab. It saves time and preferred to Copy and Paste technique. [Highlight means, left click, hold and drag across the text to select the text.] (on a Mac, Control-click on a highlighted word).

5. Open Link in New Tab
The fastest way to open a link in a new tab is, Hold down the Ctrl Key (command key on Mac) and click on the link. The link will open in a new tab. This saves your current tab from exiting.

6. Browse Through Tabs Using Key Commands
Navigate through tabs quickly by holding down the Control key (Command on Macs) and a number 1 through 9. Each number is associated with a different tab starting with 1 all the way to the left. This moves incrementally through 9 tabs as you move to the right.

7. Drag a URL to the Bookmarks Bar
Quickly add website’s links to your Bookmarks Bar by highlighting the URL and dragging directly down to the Bar. You can edit it later if you want to change the name. You can drag a URL in from sources other than Chrome as well. Dragging a url directly to the input field is possible in Google Chrome browser.

8. Add a Link to the Desktop
Chrome also offers an elegant, baked-in feature that allows users to add a clickable link to your desktop for later use. Click the Hamburger in the top-right corner > More tools > Add to desktop. This will prompt a pop-up window, which allows you to name the link. This creates a clickable link on your desktop with an icon to represent the page.

9. Create a Profile for Your Kid/Add Another Person
Google Chrome browser allows you to set up a separate profile for anyone which you can monitor and control. You must first sign in with your google account details.
First, create a new profile by going to Settings > People > Manage other people > Add person. Make sure to click the box next to “Control and view the websites this person visits from” [your log-on account] and click Add. These supervised people will not be set up with their own Google identities (which means they are theoretically not being tracked and targeted by Google’s ad business). A few minutes later, you’ll receive an email link leading you to the supervised user’s page.
Once there, you’ll have the ability to block certain sites, keep SafeSearch on lock, and view that user’s web activities. You can then log your kid into Chrome under their own identity by clicking Settings > Manage Other People and then clicking on their profile. Multiple identities can also be set up.

10. Delete Browsing History With Shortcut
Simply delete your browsing history, including past URLs, cached images, passwords, and cookies, by a shortcut. Hold down Control+Shift+Delete on the keyboard and a “Clear browsing data” window will open. (Press shift-Command-Delete to use this function on a Mac).

11. Task Manager
Task Manager shows a list of running processes. It is useful to know applications that are active and running. To access the manager on Google Chrome browser, click the Hamburger in the top-right corner > More tools > Task manager. (Or use Shift + Esc on the keyboard). If one of those processes seems like it’s causing a problem (like slowing down or stalling your browser), you can highlight it with a click of the “End process” button at the bottom of the window.


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Gmail shortcuts are used on Android phones that supports OTG. This is a sequel to using Gmail keyboard shortcuts on computers.

Note: You must have an external keyboard plugged into your Android device for this to work. Your Android device must support OnTheGo (OTG) to mount external keyboard on your phone. iPhones and iPad does not support Gmail Keyboard shortcuts.

Gmail Keyboard Shortcuts And Their Functions:

Ctrl + N – Compose a new email.
Ctrl + D – Archive an email.
Ctrl + Enter – Send an email.
Ctrl + S – Save a draft.
Ctrl + U – Refresh your inbox.
Right Arrow – Open selected conversation.
Enter – Expand or collapse an email in a conversation.
Ctrl + X – Cut text or word.
Ctrl + C – Copy text or word.
Ctrl + V – Paste text or word.
Ctrl + A – Select all texts.
Ctrl + M – Open the side menu.
Ctrl + , – Open settings.
Ctrl + ? – Open Help & Feedback.
Ctrl + R – Reply all recipients.
Ctrl + I – Mark message as Read or Unread.
Ctrl + P – Print mail.

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Gmail keyboard shortcuts make it easy to perform tasks within the e-mail application to carry out different tasks. They make navigation easier and saves you good amount of time. Keyboard shortcuts make you smart, and improve working time. Saving few minutes while working with PC mandates user to use the keyboard effectively.

Gmail is an email service application developed and owned by Google. Gmail is accessible in any platform – web, phones, and some third-party programs that synchronizes email content through Post Office Protocol (POP) and Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP). There are huge benefits of using Gmail.

To use the shortcuts, you must have a Gmail account and secondly you have to enable the shortcuts.
Enable the shortcuts by:

1. Open Gmail.
2. In the top right, click Settings. (Gear Icon)
3. Click on Settings.
4. Scroll down to the “Keyboard shortcuts” section.
5. Select Keyboard shortcuts on.
6. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and click Save Changes.

Note: The Gmail web interface must be active, then press any of the shortcuts key or combination to make it work. Press down the first key before hitting next ones.

Gmail Keyboard Shortcuts And Their Functions:

A – Reply to all Message Recipients.
C – Compose New Email or message.
D – Compose New message in a New tab.
E – Archive your conversation from any view.
F – Forward a message to a New Recipient.
G – Search chat contacts.
J – Go to recent Older conversation.
K – Go to recent Newer conversation.
L – Open “label as” menu to label a conversation. Also open the Group button to Group Contacts.
M – Mute conversation and all future messages unless sent or CC directly to you.

G + D – Go to Drafts Folder.
G + I – Go to Inbox.
G + K – Go to Tasks.
G + L – Go to label.
G + P – Open phone contacts.
G + S – Go to Starred conversations.
G + T – Go to Sent messages.
H + A – Show Archived Hangouts.
H + C – Focus on the conversation list.
H + I – Show Hangout requests.
H + M – Display menu.
H + P – Open phone contacts.
Y + O – Archive conversation and move to the next one.

Ctrl + B – Bold a highlighted text in compose edit box.
Ctrl + I – Italics a highlighted text in compose edit box.
Ctrl + U – Underline a highlighted text in compose edit box.
Ctrl + Enter – Send email ormessage.
Ctrl + . – Advance to the next chat or compose.
Ctrl + , – Advance to previous chat or compose.
Ctrl + [ – Indent less. Shift word or text some inches left.
Ctrl + ] – Indent more. Shift word or text some inches to the right.
Ctrl + \ – Remove formatting from a highlighted text or word.

Shift + Esc – Focus on main window.
Shift + R – Reply a message in a New window (Works only in “conversation view”).
Shift + A – Reply all Message Recipients in a New window (Works only in “conversation view”).
Shift + T – Compose Email or message in a New window.

* + A – Select all conversations.
* + N – Deselect all conversations.
* + R – Select read conversations.
* + U – Select unread conversations.
* + S – Select starred conversations.
* + T – Select unstarred conversations.

/ – The cursor appears in search box for you to search mails or messages.
_ – Mark unread from the selected message.
+ – Allow Gmail learn what’s important to you by marking unclassified messages.(Specific to Priority Inbox)
– – Mark as not important as above.
; – Expand entire conversation.
: – Collapse entire conversation.
, – Move focus to toolbar.
! – Report message as spam.
# – Delete a message.
` – Go to next Inbox section.
~ – Go to previous Inbox section.
• – Open “more actions” drop-down menu.

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Keyboard shortcuts are a combination of two or more keyboard keys held down at instant to execute a command. This is a fast way of working out many commands in the computer. The user holds down the command action key first before pressing the alphabet key.
Advantages of Using Shortcuts
1. It makes you smart
2. It wows onlookers. Imagine operating a PC without touching the mouse.
3. You work in a very fast way.

To make a command shortcuts, for example, Ctrl + C, press down “control key (ctrl)” first before pressing the “C” key on the keyboard. Follow this order to get it right. In other cases, you must select the item or highlight it.

Main Window Keyboard Shortcuts:

Ctrl + C – Copy command. Copy word, text, file, or group of items to the clipboard. It retains its original file. This command duplicates a copied item to a new place.
Ctrl + X – Cut command. Cut word, text, file, or group of items to the clipboard for pasting. This command doesn’t keep the original file. It moves the item permanently to the paste place. It is a move command on the PC.
Ctrl + V – Paste command. This command puts the copied or cut item to the desired place. This command comes after copying or cutting an item .
Ctrl + Z – Undo command. This reverts back an immediate action to the previous state. It reverts back one-step at a time.

Ctrl + O – Open command. Open a saved console, or file.
Ctrl + N – New command. Open a new console. Necessary when creating a new file or folder.
Ctrl + S – Save command. Save the open console.
Ctrl + M – Add or remove a console item.
Ctrl + W – Close an active window.
Ctrl while dragging an item – Copy the selected item to the place you release your mouse.
Ctrl + Shift while dragging an item – Create a shortcut of the item.
Ctrl + Right Arrow – Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next word. Useful in text-based applications.
Ctrl + Left Arrow – Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word.

Ctrl + Down Arrow – Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next paragraph.
Ctrl + Up Arrow – Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous paragraph.
Ctrl + Shift with any of the Arrow Keys – Highlight a block of text.
Ctrl + A – Select all items in the window/displaying.
Ctrl + F10 – Maximize the active console window.
Ctrl + F5 – Restore the active console window.
Ctrl + Esc – Display the start menu.
Ctrl + P – Print the current page or active pane.
Ctrl + F4 – Close the active document in programs that support multiple open documents. Close active console.

F1 key – Open the help topic, if any, for the selected item. It displays help in applications.
F2 key – Rename an item.
F3 key – Search for a file, text or a folder. This is a search shortcut.
F4 key – Display the address bar list in my computer or windows explorer.
F5 key – Update the content of all console windows. This command simply updates the active window.
F6 key – Cycle through the screen elements in a window or on the desktop.
F10 key – Activate the menu bar in the active program. You can navigate straight to menu items in an application.
Right arrow – (after the above command, f10 key), open the next menu to the right, or open a submenu.
Left arrow – (after pressing F10 key) Open the next menu to the left, or close a submenu.
F12 Key After booting On PC – Boot from media devices (CD-ROM, Flash Disk).

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