With all the talk about FaceBook and privacy, you maybe wondering how you can download the data from your FaceBook profile.
It's easier then you think. Please refer to the chart below.
1. Login to FaceBook as normal.
2. Click the down arrow (pink arrow).
3. Select SETTINGS.
4. Select DOWNLOAD A COPY OF YOUR FACEBOOK DATA (red arrow).
5. Follow the screens.
As reported on Friday, T-Mobile and Sprint have officially announced it will be merging the two companies into one via Twitter on Sunday morning:
Exact details of the merger have yet to be announced.  A merger of this size is sure to be under scrutiny by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Stay tuned for more information as we get it.
Yes, this seems like a basic tip. But you'd be surprised at how many people do NOT know that the iPhone (with iOS 10 and above) has a way for them to use the device's built-in flash as a flash light.
It's very simple. Just follow these steps:
1. Activate your iPhone as normal.
2. From the bottom of the screen, swipe UP to show Command Center.
3. Tap the Flashlight icon (see below).
4. That's it. Press it again to shut it off.
The headset, which would straddle the two technologies and tap into Apple’s own chips, is slated for 2020. It’s the biggest sign of Apple’s interest in virtual reality.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has nothing but praise for augmented reality, saying it's a technology that's potentially as important as the iPhone. It turns out he may have big plans for virtual reality too.
The company is working on a headset capable of running both AR and VR technology, according to a person familiar with Apple's plans. Plans so far call for an 8K display for each eye -- higher resolution than today's best TVs -- that would be untethered from a computer or smartphone, the person said.
The project, codenamed T288, is still in its early stages but is slated for release in 2020. Apple still could change or scrap its plans.
Apple declined to comment.
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