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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Open a New Yahoo Email Address without Registration


I was engaged in conversation with my colleague in the office today and asked the following questions:
Need an extra email address for work, school or family without wanting to go through the hassles of opening a new email account?
Have felt like changing your yahoomail account user name or you think your email account name is childish and you want something mature and not “vague-sounding”?
The answer I got from Adeniyi was a resounding “YES” although not without asking me a question of his own wanting to know if I feel like that as well I told him “I need to”. With that conversation already a stale gist in the office already, I decided to explore my yahoo mail options as to how to forward my email to my HTC Desire Z phone which for the umpteenth time I formatted today because I want a custom ROM on my phone and the phone was beginning to all of a sudden “tire me” and lo and behold I stumbled on the solutions to the questions I asked Adeniyi earlier. I tried it and it worked and I have decided to share my findings. To Get an extra, free email address linked to your existing email account. Login to yahoo mail account,
Go to Options—Mail Options—Advanced options –Mail Accounts -- Create an extra email address
Follow the on-screen instructions from yahoo and obtain your extra email address Now that you're all set up, here are a few things you can do:
Send messages from your extra email address or the old email user name -- just pick one using the pull-down menu beside From:
Receive messages sent to both addresses in your existing account
Log in anywhere on the Yahoo! network (Mail, Answers, Messenger -- the list goes on and on...) Pretty exciting, eh? So start putting that new extra email address to work now. And there you have it Please note that You can only have one extra address at a time

RELEASED: iOS 5.0.1, available as an OTA update


Apple has released the iOS 5.0.1 update that they promised last week. The update is now available as an Over The Air (OTA) download and weighs in at 44.6 MB.
The biggest improvement with this update will be to the battery life of you iOS device, which was apparently due to a bug in the software. This update promises to squish that bug and we are already hearing from users that their battery life is back to normal.
Another major change is the reappearance of the multi-touch gestures on the original iPad. These were a part of the developer beta builds for iOS 5 but strangely disappeared in the final version.
Other changes include improved voice recognition for Australian users using dictation and bugs with Documents in the Cloud being taken care of.
CNET is also reporting that iOS 5.0.1 takes care of the bug that was exploited by developerCharlie Miller with his app, that eventually led to his app being removed and him being kicked out of the developer program.
So overall, it's quite a significant update. Check your iOS device to see if the update is available for download right now, if you haven't already.

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