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Auto forwarding in Gmail

How to not miss any fowarded email in Gmail

Many of the well known email services have email autoforwarding feature. In Gmail, you can simply set an address for forwarding and the emails that land on your Gmail Inbox will automatically be forwarded to an address of your choice. However, you might have noticed that some emails fail to get forwarded. The reason behind this is that Gmail doesn’t auto forward emails that land in the Spam folder. If you have auto forwarding set up for your Gmail account, you had better check to see if there are any important emails in the spam folder. Well there’s a little workaround that will ensure that you won’t miss any auto forwarded emails in the future.

laptop overheating

Laptops overheating

Nowadays, everyone wants everything small. And if it’s already small, they want it smaller. That gives designers a unique challenge, make it small and powerful! A when it comes to making something small & powerful we look at the biggest thing that makes a difference, and that’s the processing unit of the chip inside the product. Without going to deeply into why this is so, I will say that it’s the biggest thing that’s upgraded when buying a newer product. Furthermore, when you’re on your Smartphone and it starts to get slow the moment you try to open several programs or windows it’s because the processor just can’t keep up!

How to setup Apple iCloud for work and business

One of the most frustrating things about the number of mobile devices flooding the enterprise today is the difficulty in keeping information consistent across all of them. Apple’s iCloud service can solve that problem for small businesses, and it’s fairly simple to set up.

Meeting Expectations with the iPhone 5

In the five years since the release of the first iPhone, Apple have maintained their worldwide reputation for excellence and usability and with this in mind, all eyes will be on their annual Developers...

Everything You Need to Know about the Private Cloud

Cloud computing is changing how business gets done and, as time goes on, a number of different flavors of the cloud have been created. One of the perceived drawbacks of cloud computing is the fact that your data needs to be handled by a third party, often on the same server as other companies’ data. During this process, you may also lose control of how your data is managed, and may be forced to trust that your hosting company can effectively manage your information.

My Medical – Comprehensive Medical Record Keeper by iPhone

Keeping a copy of your medical records can prove to be valuable, but keeping so many pieces of paper in a file cabinet or piled in a drawer can make them difficult to deal with. Finding what you need when you need it can also be troublesome and in the computer age, there’s no reason you can’t keep your records on your home computer. The issue comes in when you have a medical emergency or are not at home. In either event, you have access to your records, but maybe just not when you need them.

It’s Time to Talk with Your Televisions

Where are the VCRs, VCPs, typewriters and the pagers of yesterday? Strange but true – developments in technology keeps appearing now and then but they keep disappearing over a period of time as well. Curiously enough, there were number of wonderful inventions that are nowhere today and a number of other electronic stuff that are all set to become extinct sooner or later.

Top 5 Printers for iPad

Hey, iPad owner! I’m sure that you like being called that, after all the iPad is one device that gives you the freedom to do all that you want, right from where you are....

Best Tools To Check For Plagiarized Content

Plagiarism is basically a form of cheating in which you present other’s ideas (work/task) as your own. The idea can be anything, a song, web page, book, television show, article etc. But still different people have different definitions regarding plagiarism. If you copy someone’s idea and you properly cited it, then it does not come under plagiarism. But if you do not mention the source (from where you copy this idea) then it comes under PLAGIRISM.