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Apple Yosemite – WiFi disconnection – Resolution

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After you upgrade you laptop from Mavericks to Yosemite OS, WiFi keeps on dropping….

So i tried the steps below .. After i did the below changes, it’s not dropping on my laptop.

  • From the System Preferences
  • Select Network
  • At the bottom of the window, select the Gear/setup Icon
  • Click the selector and select Set Service Order (Make Sure Wi-Fi is at the top of the list)
  • Click apply.

Enjoy!!!

HP All-in-One Printer Remote Apps for iOS

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Seamlessly move between paper and cloud-based files with intelligent mobile scanning and easy control of your HP e-All-in-One from your iPhone or iPad.

Print, copy, and scan with Apple iPad, iPhone and iPad (iOS 6.0 or later). Mobile scanning feature supported by iPhone 4, 4S, 5, 5c, 5s, the new iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air and iPod 5G (iOS 6.0 or later) with 5 megapixels or more camera with autofocus.

For this apps, click here

Enjoy!!!

Microsoft OneDrive for Business v1.2 – For iOS platform

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OneDrive for Business (formerly SkyDrive Pro)…Previous versions of OneDrive for Business for iOS focused on connecting to the multi-tenant environment of Office 365. Office 365 for dedicated systems are separate from the multi-tenant infrastructure and use both Windows NT LAN Manager (NTLM) and forms-based authentication (FBA) protocols. Now, with v1.2, SharePoint Online dedicated customers can download the iOS app from the App Store and seamlessly connect to their personal OneDrive for Business files and folders.

To read more, Click here

Microsoft releases Remote Desktop 8.0 – for iOS and Mac

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Microsoft Remote Desktop app, you can connect to a remote PC and your work resources from almost anywhere. Experience the power of Windows with RemoteFX in a Remote Desktop client designed to help you get your work done wherever you are. Once these new Remote Desktop apps, which include an overhauled version of the two-year-old Mac Remote Desktop client, are available, Microsoft will be providing access to virtual desktops on everything from Windows and Windows RT, to iOS, OS X and Android.

The iOS version for iPhone and iPad can be found here – Apple App Store.

Moving Bookmarks – Internet Explorer Favorites to Safari Bookmarks

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  1. One quick way to move your Favorites, or browser bookmarks, to a new computer is to start Internet Explorer.
  2. Go to the File menu and select “Import and Export.”
  3. When the Import/Export wizard starts up, choose “Export Favorites” from the list of actions and click on the Next button.
  4. Once you select your Favorites file, you can export it to the desktop or a folder on your PC.
  5. From there, you can copy the exported Favorites file onto an external drive.
  6. Copy it to your new Mac.
  7. Once you get the file on your Mac, you can add the Favorites to the Mac OS X Safari Web browser.
  8. Start the Safari program.
  9. Go to the File menu and choose Import Bookmarks.
  10. Navigate to the folder where you have stored your exported Favorites file.
  11. Click on the Import button to pull in the bookmarks.

 

Import & export Safari bookmarks

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(OS X Lion / Mountain Lion)

Import bookmarks into Safari

  1. Open Safari if it is not already open.
  2. Choose File > Import Bookmarks.
  3. Browse to find the file that contains the bookmarks you want to import, and then click Import.Normally the file has “.html” or “.plist” at the end of its name.

Export bookmarks from Safari

  1. Open Safari if it is not already open.
  2. Choose File > Export Bookmarks.
  3. Specify a location for the exported file.The file’s name is “Safari bookmarks.html.” Most browsers are able to import this type of file.

Sync the Bookmarks Between a MacBook & an iPad

  1. Connect the iPad to the MacBook using the USB cable.
  2. Launch iTunes if it doesn’t open automatically.
  3. Click the “Info” tab near the top of the iTunes window.
  4. Place a check mark in front of the “Sync Safari Bookmarks” option in the “Other” section near the bottom of the screen.
  5. Click the “Sync” button to sync the bookmarks between the MacBook and the iPad.