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Reclaim mobile storage from music (Android)

Sunday, August 16, 2015 Shahid 0

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I recently had a problem with my Android phone. It had completely run 
out of space and I couldn’t take any more photos or install any apps. 
After digging around in the apps and settings, I discovered that Google 
Play Music, which I use to stream music on my phone, had a huge cache 
consisting of hundreds of megabytes of music. Clearing it recovered lots
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To check this on your phone, open Play Music, go to the menu and tap 
Settings. Scroll down to the Clear Cache option and use this to free up 
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I recently had a problem with my Android phone. It had completely run out of space and I couldn’t take any more photos or install any a...

Play music directly from Google Drive

Tuesday, July 07, 2015 Shahid 0

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Google lets you store songs in Drive, and play some of them directly 
from your account, but only if they're in one of the supported formats, 
such as MP3. DriveTunes is an excellent app for Chrome that turns Drive 
into a music jukebox with flexible controls and the useful ability to 
queue up and shuffle tracks so you don’t need to keep playing them 
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Additionally, there’s a new app called <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.doubleTwist.cloudPlayer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CloudPlayer</a>
 from DoubleTwist ( - not to be confused with Amazon's CloudPlayer!) 
that can stream music directly from Google Drive (and other 
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Google lets you store songs in Drive, and play some of them directly from your account, but only if they're in one of the supported...

Record movies in 4K from iPhone without Apple’s permission

Tuesday, July 07, 2015 Shahid 0

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The iPhone has one of the best smartphone cameras, but you cannot record
 videos in 4K according to Apple. But App developers has found out that 
the iPhone from version 5s onwards can play back as well as record 4K 
videos. Depending on the application, the videos are recorded in a 
maximum resolution of 3264 x 2448 pixels. The maximum number of images 
per second (fps) is 30. You will need a memory of 50 MB for every 
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<a href="https://www.blogger.com/null" name="more"></a>This makes it around 3 GB for one minute. Your clips 
will be stored in the M-JPEG or H.264 format. The apps, Ultrakam 4K or 
ProCam2, required for this, can be bought for around RM36 in the App 
Store. ProCam 2 is indeed cheaper at first glance but you have to pay 
extra for activating the 4K option.</div>
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At the end, both apps cost the same. Unfortunately, storage is an issue 
for smartphones as mainly it is very expensive, in case of Apple. Hence,
 do think carefully as to which video you wish to keep in high 
resolution else you will be left hanging with storage problems quickly. 
It is also recommended that you do not save the 4K videos on the 
smartphone but backup it to a computer instead.</div>
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The iPhone has one of the best smartphone cameras, but you cannot record videos in 4K according to Apple. But App developers has found ...