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Bing Bar Updated With Facebook Chat Posted: 18 Apr 2012 08:13 PM PDT Microsoft has updated Bing Bar for Internet Explorer with Facebook chat and other entertainment apps. The new Bing Bar (v. 7.1) allows you to chat with your Facebook friends, get the info you need, and find the entertainment you want, all without leaving the page you're surfing. You need to login with Facebook and provide access to the chat to start using it. Below are some of the notable features included in the new BingBar Slacker Radio – Lets you listen to music, news, and other... Read rest of this article at JkWebtalks.com

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OS X Daily: “Restore Accidentally Deleted Apps on iPhone & iPad” plus 2 more

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• Restore Accidentally Deleted Apps on iPhone & iPad
• How to Recover Hard Disk Space on a Mac with OmniDiskSweeper
• Transfer Pictures to iPad the Easy Way with iTunes

Restore Accidentally Deleted Apps on iPhone & iPad Posted: 19 Apr 2012 01:19 PM PDT Don’t freak out if you accidentally deleted an app on an iPhone or iPad, they can be easily redownloaded and restored at anytime: Open “App Store” and tap on “Purchased” at the bottom of the screen Tap on the “Not On This iPad” tab at top (or “Not On This iPhone”) Find the accidentally deleted app in the list and tap the cloud arrow icon to redownload the app, enter Apple ID password when requested The app will redownload and reinstall itself. You will not be charged for redownloading apps that you already own as long as the Apple ID is the same. iOS apps aren’t the only thing that can be recovered and redownloaded easily though, and this method will work with iTunes Store purchases and Mac App Store purchases as well.

How to Recover Hard Disk Space on a Mac with OmniDiskSweeper Posted: 19 Apr 2012 12:05 PM PDT Running out of disk space is no fun and Mac users with smaller drives need to be particularly aware of available disk space. The OS X Finder Search feature can be used to find large files but if you’re really serious about managing disk space and tracking down unnecessary large files and folders, you should use a free tool called OmniDiskSweeper. OmniDiskSweeper is an excellent application for Mac OS X that shows everything on a hard disk in descending order by size, each directory can then be drilled down into further to quickly locate the largest files, and the offending folders or files can be deleted directly from the app. Finding the large files and folders with OmniDiskSweeper is quick and painless: Download OmniDiskSweeper (free), copy it to your /Applications/ folder, and launch the app Click on your primary hard disk, typically labeled “Macintosh HD” Let OmniDiskSweeper sweep the drive to find all files by size, then click on the topmost directories to find items that can be deleted Important: OmniDiskSweeper is intended for users who are knowledgable about their Mac file system. If you don’t absolutely know what a file or directory is and if it’s necessary or not, do not delete it! There is no going back, and if you accidentally delete important system files or folders you may find yourself having to recover from a backup or reinstalling OS X. You’ve been warned. Exactly what can be removed is going to vary per user and per drive, but everyone will certainly find items that are no longer necessary to keep around. For example, sweeping my drive with OmniDiskSweeper I discovered and removed the following items: The user ~/Library/Application Support/ directory contained 1GB of files for apps that are no longer used Spotify Caches were taking up 1GB of disk space, removing that and deleting unnecessary user caches recovered 2GB of disk space immediately Over 1GB of unused OS X Voices were removed The Downloads folder has become enormous, deleting everything from there recovered a quick 4GB 900MB of unused and long forgotten Applications were uninstalled freeing up space Ultimately how much all this matters and how much disk space you need to reclaim is going to depend on the capacity of a Mac hard drive. I use a MacBook Air 11″ with only a 64GB SSD making each 1GB of unnecessary files or folders significant, and I was able to quickly recover about 12% of total disk capacity just by looking through OmniDiskSweeper and removing what I know isn’t needed. Consider adding OmniDiskSweeper to part of a general Mac maintenance routine, even those with very large hard drives will find it to be an effective method of keeping a file system under control.

Transfer Pictures to iPad the Easy Way with iTunes Posted: 19 Apr 2012 09:13 AM PDT Transferring photos from a computer to the iPad is very easy with the help of iTunes. To get started, you’ll need either a Mac or PC with iTunes, a USB connector cable for the iPad, and a folder containing the pictures you want to transfer over to the iPad. The process is exactly the same in both Mac OS X and Windows, which is why it’s the easiest universal method to transfer photos to an iPad from any computer. Create a folder containing images you want to transfer to the iPad Connect the iPad to the computer, launch iTunes, and select the iPad from the devices list Click on the “Photos” tab Check the box next to “Sync Photos from” and select “Choose folder…” Locate and select the folder you created earlier containing the pictures you wish to transfer over, click on “Choose” Click on “Apply” to begin syncing the photos from the computer to iPad The images will sync over and create a new album within the iPad Photos app that contains all the pictures. If the selected folder contains subfolders with pictures, those will transfer as well, but you can uncheck subfolders if you want them excluded. If you need to do the reverse and get pictures off of an iPad or iPhone, transferring photos from iOS to a computer is also simple and can be done entirely outside of iTunes. Finally, setting up iCloud gives access to the Photo Stream feature, which will automate the entire process of syncing pictures between a Mac and an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. If you haven’t signed up for the free iCloud service yet, you should do so.

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