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Day: January 11, 2018

You should know about 24 hidden iPhone settings
11Jan By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, Technology

You should know about 24 hidden iPhone settings

    Customize your iPhone settings. Part of the appeal of the iPhone is its simplicity—you can grab it right out of the box and starting setting it up without reading any instructions. However, behind that simple, intuitive interface, you'll find dozens of lesser-known settings and options. Here are 24 you can use to customize your iOS experience. 1. See notifications at a glance If you're using an iPhone 6s or later, you can take advantage of the Raise to Wake feature. Once you enable it, simply lift your handset to view notifications. Although the lock screen will light up and display new alerts, the phone will remain locked and secure. To set it up, open Settings, tap Display & Brightness, and activate the Raise to Wake option. 2. Prioritize certain downloads ...
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are rewriting royal etiquette rules
11Jan By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, London

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are rewriting royal etiquette rules

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are slowly but surely rewriting the etiquette rules as it pertains to the monarchy. According to British etiquette expert Grant Harrold, the engaged duo is really doing things their own way when it comes to their May 19 wedding, and some of the royal precedent is essentially being shunned. The fact that the wedding is on a Saturday is the first clue that these two are marching to the beat of their own drum. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appear in official engagement photos taken at Frogmore House in Windsor on Dec. 21, 2017. We're talking about the 21st century, Grant, a former butler for Prince Charles, told E! News. And we're talking about a very modern young couple a new generation of royals. Typically with second weddings Meghan ha...
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Couple with telepathic connection die just 90 minutes apart
11Jan By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Couple with telepathic connection die just 90 minutes apart

    An elderly couple who are said to have had a telepathic connection and were married for 67 years have died just 90 minutes apart. Arthur, 91, and Dorothy Harding, 88, from Newton Heath, Manchester, both passed away in separate hospitals on January 5. At 6:45 am Arthur sadly died, shortly followed by Dorothy at 8:10am after learning of her husband’s passing, Manchester Evening News reported. “We told her that he had died, and we said, Nana you can go, said the couple’s granddaughter, Ros Harding. And that's when the life started to fall away from her. We feel like there was some telepathic connection between them. The happy couple married in 1950 and, while Arthur spent his life working as a buyer for a textiles company, before working in a bric-a-brac shop, Dorot...
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After 75 minutes with Norway’s prime minster
11Jan By Sumon AdminNo Comments
America, Featured

After 75 minutes with Norway’s prime minster

    As president, Donald Trump has become known for changing strongly held opinions in a heartbeat, often while meeting with an advisor or foreign official who persuades him of the merits of another point of view. Norway’s prime minister Erna Solberg appears to have excellent powers of persuasion. In a short press conference after meeting with Solberg on today (Jan. 10) for just over an hour, Trump said the US could consider reentering the Paris Climate Accord that he pulled out of last summer, and spoke wistfully about Norway’s hydroelectric capacity. So, we can conceivably go back in, Trump said about the Paris deal. The US can’t technically exit the deal until just after the next presidential election, but the president’s declaration last June left the US isolated it i...
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Theresa May reveals new 25 year environment plan
11Jan By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Theresa May reveals new 25 year environment plan

    Thousands of inner city London children will get to experience the outdoors as part of a new multi-million pound Government investment, Theresa May announced Thursday. The Prime Minister said double the number of children will visit the country’s national parks on school trips. Money will also be made available to for schools to plant new gardens and vegetable patches. Mrs May said: “More than one in 10 young people do not spend time in the countryside or in large urban green spaces, meaning they are denied the benefits which spending time outdoors in the natural environment brings. These young people are disproportionately from more deprived backgrounds and their effective exclusion from our countryside represents a social injustice I am determined to tackle. It...
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