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The Ultimate 4 Selfie Apps This Season You Might Have.

These days it has become a fashion to take Selfie.Everyone is a bit different, are expect to take a best selfie.If you have to take a perfect a selfie is their great apps for you.

selfie apps

1.Prisma (iOS And Android)
 
      To add awesome effects to a selfie, there is no better app than Prisma. The photo-editing app was first launched on iOS and quickly became a rage because of its hand sketch-like effects. Users can simply click an image from their device's front or rear cameras and choose the effects they want. Users get a total of 36 filters. The intensity of the filter can be controlled, and unlike most photo-editing apps, which simply overlap the filter effect on the existing image, Prisma app creates the complete image from ground-up using its AI technology.

 2.FrontBack ( iOs and Android)

 At times, we want to click a selfie and not miss the amazing landscape in front. Frontback is a great selfie app that gives you that option. It clicks images simultaneously from the front and rear camera, and then places one shot over the other for the final image. One can capture amazing selfies without missing the surroundings with the app.

3.YouCam Perfect (iOS and Android)

We know how important a selfie is to most people. We end up spending a good amount of time trying to get the perfect shot. After that if one finds unwanted elements in the background, then all that effort goes to waste. That's where the YouCam Perfect app comes in. With a few clicks the users can quickly remove background elements. Moreover, the app automatically improves the clicked selfie as soon as the shutter release button is clicked.

4.Candy Camera (Android Only)

A good effect can make your selfie stand out of the crowd. Candy Camera is an app that has over 100 picture effects and filters. Beauty functions, skin smoothening effects, ability to add stickers and more is available on this app. Compatible with all An droid models this app does not use lot of phone resources. It can run smoothly on smartphones with just 1GB or RAM. Moreover, if you have a low powered front camera you need not worry. This app can make the most unflattering of images and turn them into pieces of art in a matter of few taps.

5 Exciting Things You Didn’t Know An Android Phone Can do

New Android Tips and tricks

Android Is the Most use and high user base Mobile Platform Among the operating system in the world.But this has an exciting things in it you did not know can an android Phone can do.Android Phones are making humans life completely easy.following are cool things you can do with your smartphone.

 Voice Search
Not all know of this feature, but Android is designed to simply help you out. Most Android phones allow users to search through voice command by saying the hot word “OK Google” that wakes up the phone, even when the screen is off. It’s a smart way of searching things over the internet and makes you look cool too.

Android manager


Losing your smart phone can be depressing and getting access to your personal data on the device can be downright treacherous. But least did you know that Google comes with a feature known as Android Manager that not only allows you to track the phone but also remotely lets you factory reset it and even remotely lock it.

Connect Mouse Using OTG cable


If you were just too curious about your smart phones screen and didn’t want too many finger print marks on it, you could actually use it with a mouse with the help of USB OTG or even connect it via Bluetooth for a one that are wireless.

Attach directly to a video game controller


People often panic and at times don’t allow others to play games, fiddle or tap hard on their phone screen. Fear of having butter finger marks or scratch can be a concern too, but did you know that you could actually attach you phone to a video game controller for Android phones that help you enjoy gaming hassle free without breaking a sweat.

Access Chrome tabs with other devices


Well almost all use Chrome as a default browser, but did you know that you could actually use other handsets like phones and tablets to access Chrome tabs without having have to think what you might have searched when you were home.

Here's The List Of World's Top Charity Donors.



These following people however did not just hand over a few hundred pounds – they have handed over billions of pounds to charitable organisations across the world.
Given Saudi Prince Al-Waheed bin Talal’s latest pledge to donate his £32 billion fortune to charity, we should probably look at some of the biggest philanthropists alive today.

The 21st century has seen the great philanthropists of the Victorian era eclipsed by modern-day tech magnates such as Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg making incredibly large donations to good cause.

So here are some of the greatest donors living today:

BILL GATES:£17.9 Billion.


The Microsoft founder has donated $28 billion (£17.9) of his fortune to his and his wife Melinda’s own charity, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
As The Richest reported, His charitable donations are not over as he and Melinda have pledged to donate in total 95 percent of his personal fortune.
So more billions on the way.

WARREN BUFFET:£11 Billion



A friend of Bill Gates and the third richest man in the world with a personal fortune of £47 billion, Warren Buffet is no slouch in the investment game.
While Mr Buffet has not only donated £11 billion to the Gates Foundation but signed a joint pledge with Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg promising to donate over half of their fortunes to charity over time. He has separately promised to donate 99 per cent of his wealth.

Warren Buffet is famous for his modest lifestyle, having lived in the same suburban family home in Omagh, Nebraska for over fifty year since buying it for less than $40,000 in 1956
GRORGE SOROS-£5.1 BILLION



Currently ranked 29th on the Forbes Rich list with an estimated fortune of £15.4 billion, George Soros has donated his wealth to educational and healthcare institutes across the world.
He received much acclaim for financially supporting black students in Apartheid South Africa and backing progressive institutions in Eastern Europe during the Cold War.

GORDON MOORE:$4.3 BILLION


Technology pioneer and Intel founder Gordon Moore donated $6.8 billion (£4.2 billion) to his and his wife’s charity – the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
The foundation has sponsored conservation of the environment, nursing education and varied fields of science.

MARK ZUCKERBURG:£319 million


On becoming the 16th richest man in the world after taking Facebook public, Mark Zuckerberg has taken the concept of philanthropy very seriously signing the donation pledge mentioned above with Mr Buffet and Gates.
He and his wife have been donating shares to various causes such as $100 million (£63.9 million) to public schools in New Jersey in 2010 and 18 million shares to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation valued in 2012 at $498 million (£319 million).

JOHN AND LAURA ARNOLD-£319 million



This billionaire hedge fund manager and his corporate lawyer wife set up the Laura and John Arnold Foundation which is aimed at improving criminal justice and primary and secondary school education across the United States.
Less sexy than fighting for world peace but this power couple’s foundation has already donated over $100 million in educational grants – no small feat.

This list of big givers is not only joined by Prince Al-Waheed bin Talal but by hedge fund manager John Paulson who donated a whopping $400 million (£255 million) to Harvard University to thank the Ivy League college for his education.
This is the biggest donation the university has ever received beating the previous record made last year when venture capitalists Ronnie and Gerald Chan, made a $350 million (£223 million) donation to the school of public health.

This list of big givers is not only joined by Prince Al-Waheed bin Talal but by hedge fund manager John Paulson who donated a whopping $400 million (£255 million) to Harvard University to thank the Ivy League college for his education.
This is the biggest donation the university has ever received beating the previous record made last year when venture capitalists Ronnie and Gerald Chan, made a $350 million (£223 million) donation to the school of public health.



How to prevent facebook from WhatsApp data sharing

You may have heard the news yesterday that Facebook wants to use data taken from WhatsApp. It may come as no surprise that Facebook is taking such action, but is there something you can do if you don't want your data shared? Yes, there is. Here's how to opt out of WhatsApp's data sharing.
If you want to know exactly what's happening with regards to the WhatsApp policy changes 
You can also view the WhatsApp's announcement and it's new policy at the links.
How to prevent of WhatsApp data sharing.
Firstly, if you encounter the new terms and conditions the next time you launch WhatsApp, you can simply uncheck the "Share my WhatsApp account information with Facebook" box to prevent the sharing of this data. Unticking the box warns you that your targeted ads experience won't be improved, but if you're okay with this, leave the box unticked and hit agree.
Simply untick the box at the Privacy Policy prompt when it appears

If you have already agreed to the T&Cs, fear not, you also have a thirty-day window to retract that decision. Open the WhatsApp app and go to Settings > Account > Share my account info and untick the box. Once again, it appears you only have 30 days to do this, so act fast if you don't want your data to be shared. 
Please note that, while this will stop your account information being used to improve these ad services, other user data is still shared between WhatsApp and Facebook. Currently, if you want to use both services, this is unavoidable. 

How to use 2 Facebook accounts on 1 Android phone


Most people have just one Facebook accounts. In fact, Facebook doesn't like it when you have two accounts, it prefers people to keep just one account. the idea is "one real name, one account". But what if you are the rebel, for some reason. What if you have two Facebook accounts and you need to use both on one Android phone.
Here is an easy, made possible by Facebook itself. The company actually offers two Facebook apps -- no, we are not talking about the Messenger app -- that you can use to log into two different Facebook accounts.
The experience of using two Facebook accounts through two apps is not as seamless as what the Twitter users get when they use two Twitter accounts from within one app, but it also avoids some of the confusion that single app-multiple accounts may create. In fact, it might be even preferable to single app-multiple accounts methods. But we digress, so let's talk of the way to solve the dual Facebook account problem:
Install official app. Preferably use your primary Facebook account with this. The app is available here .
-- Now install Facebook Lite App from PlayStore . Launched by Facebook in year 2015, it is a less data-hungry version of Facebook. Use your second account with the Facebook Lite.
The experience between the two apps is slightly different. The Lite app doesn't offer as rich an experience as the main Facebook app. But then it is also lighter, consumes less data, works better on 2G connections and the more or less gets the job done!

The Worst Bugs in Android 5.0 Lollipop and How to Fix Them


Android 5.0 Lollipop is now upon us, and while you might be rejoicing at all the new features you can take advantage of, you might also be cursing at the state that the new OS has left your device in. We've rounded up the most common Lollipop issues so far, together with the fixes you can try to get your gadgets working smoothly again.

Wi-Fi issues

As surely as night follows day, an operating system upgrade is going to lead to Wi-Fi issues for a number of people. Lollipop is no exception. Some users have been reporting dropped internet connections, while others can't get online at all. Older devices like the Nexus 5 and the Nexus 10 seem to be having the most problems. In some cases, these are known bugs inside Lollipop, and you're going to have to wait for Google's engineers to get around to pushing out a software update, but there are some tricks you can try in the meantime.
In terms of suggested fixes, getting your phone or tablet to forget the network (long-press on the Wi-Fi network list) then reconnecting seems to work for a select few. The old faithful factory reset has done the trick for some, but this is a bit of a pain to work through. You might also want to uninstall some of the older apps on your device, at least temporarily: A number of users have reported Wi-Fi issues disappearing once particular third-party apps were updated with Lollipop compatibility. If you're running an older app that hasn't been updated in a while, it could be causing interference.
Rebooting devices and the home router is another troubleshooting fix you might want to try, but you've done that already, haven't you? We've seen other reports that changing the Wi-Fi channel can improve performance: It's under the Advanced option on the Wi-Fi screen menu, or you can adjust the channel settings from your router.

Battery issues

Battery issues are rumored to have held up the roll-out of Lollipop and it looks like Google wasn't able to squash all of the bugs before the new operating system saw the light of day. Battery problems appear to be even more common than Wi-Fi ones based on the forum and social media posts we've seen, though once you have got everything working correctly Android 5.0 should in theory give your device better battery life.
Our familiar friend the factory reset has been known to help out some users and again there's the problem of older apps that haven't been updated since Lollipop appeared on the scene. One of these apps might be clashing with Lollipop's new code and causing the battery to drain unnecessarily, so you might want to try removing a few apps that haven't been recently updated. Remember you can see which apps are using up your device's juice from the Battery page in Settings.
If you have enough time on your hands, you can try and work out what's wrong with a trial and error approach. Switch settings like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on and off, uninstall specific apps, and see what changes. But it's not an ideal way of spending your leisure hours. Google did push out an update to fix one battery life issue earlier this month, so make sure your version is right up to date. If you're still struggling with problems then all you can do is report what's happening and sit tight for a fix.

Lagging and crashing

If your phone or tablet is sluggish or crashing at random times then there are a number of possible causes and solutions. At the risk of sounding repetitive it's worth mentioning a factory reset again, to clear the cobwebs away and enable your device to start afresh from scratch. A simple power down and power up can also do wonders, though we're guessing that you've already tried that if you've made your way to this article.
If one app seems to be at the root of the issue then the obvious next step is to uninstall it or check for an update. Head to the developer's support site to see if any bugs have been reported by users or the development team. As with any operating system update, it may be that certain apps are having problems adjusting to a new Lollipop-powered way of life, and bringing the whole system down with them.
We've seen reports that switching off some of the bells and whistles that come with Android-Google Now, OK Google support, live wallpapers, and so on-can improve the situation, and this will at least enable you to use your phone or tablet while you wait for an update. If your device is completely unusable then going back to KitKat for a while is a potential option.

Video playback

One of the more specific problems to crop up in forums is a video playback issue with the Wi-Fi version of the 2013 Nexus 7. Users are reporting that Lollipop loses its bearings and is unable to find the video player software when they want to watch a clip. Not really an ideal situation for a modern-day tablet. Clearing the cache of one of the affected apps (such as YouTube) has helped some people restore functionality, and you can do this from the Apps page in Settings.
Other users have found success by enabling or disabling the NuPlayer from the Developer options page (this seems to be a new, experimental playback layer introduced with Lollipop). Head to About phone from the Settings app and tap the build number seven times to activate the developer options screen, and you can then try playing around with NuPlayer. If it's enabled then disable it and vice versa, resetting your device each time. It's not a troubleshooting technique to fill you with much confidence but it's the best that we have so far.
Other than that you can fall back on the factory reset option which will wipe all temporary data from your device and may be enough to restore video playback functionality. The problem has been reported so widely that we'd assume Google must be working on a fix, so you might just have to go elsewhere for your video playing needs until then.
Those are the highlights (or lowlights) that we've managed to pick from from a trawl through support forums and social media, but there are other issues out there. If you're still having difficulties then your best options are a detailed web search to try and find fellow sufferers (and potential fixes) or trying to send some feedback Google's way (just don't expect a speedy response). Finally, hat tips to PC Advisor, Google Groups, Android Headlines, Android Police and AndroidPit for some of the bug reports and fixes covered in this article.

How To Remove Prisma Watermark From Prisma Creations

                                    How To Remove Prisma Watermark



How To Remove Prisma Watermark From Prisma Creations


Prisma, One of the most trending app these days on Play Store.

In This Guide, I will tell you about how can you remove watermark/logo from images which are edited by Prisma Android app.

Whenever you Edit any picture via prisma app and add an effect, it adds a watermark of prisma in the picture. While posting Images on Social Media, Not so cool idea to having a watermark on pictures.

So In This Guide, I will Tell you step by step guide for removing Prisma Watermark from images in android. Prisma effects are one of the best effects ever which you can apply in pictures.

Prisma app adds their watermark in images for making their app more and more viral. But if you don’t like their watermark in your images, then I will tell you how can you remove Prisma watermark in images.

At First Prisma app was launched for iphone devices, and It was gone too viral, then this app was developed for Android devices too. You can download this app from Play Store and use in your device for add some cool effects in your pictures.

Nowadays, many people are using prisma App for edit their profile pictures too. If you are a Regular Internet Geek,Then you may already know about this Prisma android app. There are too many people using
prisma app in their android device, Sometimes you may have also noticed that their server goes down and you was not able to edit picture because of heavy load on their servers. Also have a look at Niki App Unlimited Refer And Earn

Prisma app doesn’t work offline, When you
use this prisma app, it will send your Photo To their servers and then it will edit the picture from their server and send it to you. For Disable watermark from prisma app, you don’t need to install any third-party app for this purpose of no need to install any mod version of prisma apk.

You Just have to change one setting from Prisma app for make this happen on your device. So If you don’t like the logo of prisma app in your images, then simply follow below steps now for disabling watermark logo of prisma app in images.


If you have still not installed Prisma then you can download it from playstore

How to remove the Prisma logo watermark from photos



1.From the main photo-taking screen, hit the Settings button (cog icon).
2.Uncheck the Add watermark setting.
3.Press the back key again to return to previous screen.



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With the watermark option disabled, your photos will no longer show the Prisma logo in the bottom right corner. Hurrah!
1st: Before; 2nd: After
Conclusion :It is very tough to see that on your Dp or your pic a watermark is there . So guyz go and bang it.

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