Customizing Android Contacts With Photos

Q. How do I add my own photos to the blank entries on the Android Contacts app?
A. In Android 5.0 and later, open the Contacts on your Android device and tap the entry you want to use. Tap the pencil-shaped Edit icon. Once you are in editing mode, you can change any of the information in the contact file and add a picture.

In the picture area at the top of the contact screen, tap the camera icon in the bottom-right corner. In the Change Photo box, choose Take Photo (to summon the device’s camera and snap a picture right there) or Choose Photo (to pick a picture from the device’s photo library). Tap the checkmark-shaped Save icon when you are satisfied. On some Android devices, you may see a Change button near the photo instead of a camera icon to get you started with picking a new picture for the contact file.

If the contacts you edit on your Android device are synchronized with the contacts in your Google Account, the changes you make on your phone or tablet will also appear on the Contacts screen you use with your Gmail account on the web. Likewise, if you are syncing Google Account contacts with your Android device, you can edit the files and add photos from the Google Contacts screen in your web browser — the contacts will automatically update over your device’s network connection.

Source: New York Times

Ten Simple Steps To Create bootable USB using CMD

1. open cmd and run as admistrator

2. type "diskpart" inside the cmd and hit enter

3. type " list disk" and hit enter

4. type "select disk 1" and hit enter

5. type "clean" and hit enter

6. type "create partition primary" and hit enter

7. type "select partition 1" and select enter

8. type "format fs=ntfs quick" and hit enter

9. type "active" hit enter

10. type "exit" hit enter to close disk part



congrat your usb is now bootable.

DETAILED STEP BY STEP APPROACH TO PARTITION YOUR HARD DRIVE WITHOUT ANY THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE

JUST FOLLOW THE STEPS AND YOU WILL NEVER MISS.

 1. Click on the start menu and type in the search box “DISK PARTITION”

 2. A window will appear with title “disk management”.

3. Locate which drive you wish to partition

4. Right click on the selected drive you wish to partition and select “SHRINK VOLUME”

5. A menu will pop up showing: “total size before shrink”, size of available shrink”, “enter the amount of space to shrink” and “total size after shrink”

6. Select the “amount of space to shrink” and enter the desired size but it cannot exceed the total size of the disk

7. After entering the desired size, clink on the “SHRINK” tab/button to begin the process

8. You will see among the partitioned drives “UNALLOCATED”. That is the newly created partition

9 Right click on it and select “NEW SIMPLE VOLUME”

10. A “welcome to the new simple volume wizard” will appear. Click on the “NEXT” button

11. A “specify volume size” wizard will follow. Just click on the “NEXT” button

12. A “assign drive letter or path” wizard will follow and still click on the “NEXT” button. Don’t change the letter already assigned.

13. In the “format partition” wizard click on the “NEXT” button again to format the newly partitioned drive. In the “volume label” you can choose to change the name or maintain it. Please don’t uncheck anything in this window. 

14.  A “completing the new simple volume wizard” will appear. Click finish to complete the procedure.


THIS IS TO GIVE YOU A DETAILED STEP BY STEP APPROACH WITHOUT ANY HELP FROM ELSEWHERE.