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You may have been set default application for your android. To remove the default, please follow these steps. Environment O/S: Android Ice Cream Sandwich version 4.0.4 Device: Samsung Galaxy S III Press "Menu" and then select "Settings". Slide down until you find "Application manager" and select the menu. Select "All" tab. Slide up or down to find the application that had been set as a default application and select it. In my case, I select "Chrome". In the "Launch by default" section, if the application have been set as a default, the "Clear defaults" button will be active". Please "Clear defaults" button. Next time, it will pop-up the program for you to select. Reference:  http://www.transformerforums.com/forum/transformer-prime-help/19999-changing-default-applications.html

I have to switch Wi-Fi all the time at my customer site to connect to internet. It takes time to open Settings and then Wi-Fi instead of open Wi-Fi menu directly. So, I prefer to create a shortcut into my Home screen straight. Suppose that in Honeycomb version you just press anywhere in Home screen, there will be the context menu for you to create shortcut. Unfortunately in Ice Cream Sandwich, it doesn't work like that. I used to install "Go Launcher EX" to help that but I found out later that in ICS also support this action as well by looking for shortcut in Widgets. Environment O/S: Android Ice Cream Sandwich version 4.0.4 Device: Samsung Galaxy S III Open "Application Drawer" from the dock menu. Select "Widgets" tab. Slide to left or right until you found "Settings Shortcut 1 x 1". Long press at the widget and drag to Home screen. There will be the pop-up sub-menu list, slide up or down to find the sub-menu th...

You may accustom with group of icons in iPhone that is created just by dragging icon of an application over the other. Here in ICS calls "Folder". It works a bit different in ICS. Without installing other application you can use ICS function to create. Environment : O/S: Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) version 4.0.4 Device: Samsung Galaxy S III Long press anywhere at the Home screen which you want to create group of icon (Folder). Select "Add to Home screen" in the "Home screen" pop-up. In "Add to Home screen" pop-up, select "Folder". The system will create empty folder into the Home screen. Now you can drag icons into the folder that you just created. When you click at the folder, it will show the icons you just added. You can click at "Unnamed Folder" and assign the folder name.

As far as I know, there are 2 ways to perform the screen capture. Environment : O/S: Android ICS version 4.0.4 Device: Samsung Galaxy S III Option 1 : Swipe your palm from right to left of the screen. This option is very fast to capture the screen. but it's kind of annoy when your hand accidentally press an icon or menu, scrolling the screen or unable to capture the pop-menu. Option 2 : Press "Home" button and "Power" button simultaneously . It's good to capture exactly what is showing in the current screen. Reference:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ7jiaC4Zc8

Samsung Galaxy S3 provides you the benefit to increase Dropbox 48 GB more space for 2 years . To get the free space, you just need to sign in Dropbox application in your mobile which comes with the pre-installation. Dropbox will send the confirmation mail into the e-Mail account that you had registered. You can check your current space by press "Menu" in Dropbox application and select "Settings". It will show you "Space used" information. Reference:  http://www.g33ka.com/2012/06/08/get-your-free-50gb-dropbox-storage-with-your-samsung-galaxy-s3/

When you get new Android mobile and start register your Gmail account, Android will synchronize all the applications that you have been registered with Google. The scary thing is if you happened to share mobile folder in Picasa, which is now Google+, all the photo that you take from your new mobile will be uploaded to the world as well. To stop auto-upload, need to follow these steps in the hidden menu. Environment: O/S: Android ICS 4.0.4 Device: Samsung Galaxy SIII Go in to "Settings" menu. Look for "Accounts and sync" and select this menu. Select your Google account. Uncheck "Sync Picasa Web albums". The mobile will not sync your picture every time you take a photo. Published with Blogger-droid v2.0.9

I'm using MVIEW (Materialized Views) to select data from another database through DBLINK and set schedule to refresh daily. The problem came when my user commented that they need the data from the source database faster. So, my team tried to set MVIEW with COMMIT COMPLETE option to get the data from source table immediately whenever the data is updated. I found that IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to use this option through DBLINK as Oracle doesn't have mechanism to let MVIEW knows that there is a change. Therefore, MVIEW will not activate to pull the data from the source. The other solution that I might have to use is to set schedule to be hourly updating instead. At least, for now until I find the better way. References: http://hemantoracledba. blogspot.com/2008/06/mvs-with- refresh-on-commit-cannot-be. html http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/ asktom/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_ QUESTION_ID:1167235330355