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Tips on How to install the Huawei Ascend a new keyboard

The default keyboard for Huawei Ascend comes with a multitouch, but what if you want to change and install a new keyboard. This is a thing unique to Android platforms because there are numerous keyboard options.

First, you need to install some new keyboards.

There are many different options when it comes to Android keyboards. Play around with all of them and see which one fits you best.
Better Keyboard It will allow you to change and fine-tune the keyboard to make it your own.

SwiftKey is another option that provides impressive word prediction, including a feature that predicts the next word you havent even begun to type yet.

Its now ready to switch a new keyboard:
1. Tap the applications launcher

2. Scroll over and tap Settings

3. In the settings menu, scroll down and tap Language & keyboard

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If you have a custom keyboard installed, you will see an option to toggle it on and off with a check box. In order to have it appear as a selection, the box next to your myTouchd keyboard must be checked.

4. Tap on Input method

5. Find the name of the keyboard you want to activate, and tap on it.

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6. Press the Home button
If you want to test it to make sure it is activated, just press the Search key, and your keyboard will pop up like in the image above.

How To Install OS X Mavericks Hackintosh On PC

Want to install Mac OS X Mavericks Hackintosh on your PC? Thanks to the latest UniBeast release which adds support for Mavericks, you can now have best of both worlds (Windows and Mac) on your Intel-based PC.

The following guide will help you install OS X Mavericks v10.9 on your PC.

Requirements:

Access to Mac for downloading OS X Mavericks from MAS and creating UniBeast drive.
8GB+ USB flash drive.
An Intel based PC capable of running Mavericks.

Guide on how to install OS X Mavericks Hackintosh on your PC:

Step 1: On your Mac, download OS X Mavericks for free from the Mac App Store. Make sure the downloaded installation file is in /Applications folder.

Step 2: Download the latest version of UniBeast and MultiBeast from here.

Step 3: Format your USB flash drive using Disk Utility on Mac with the following settings:

Start Disk Utility on Mac. Select your USB drive from the left hand column.

Select the Partition tab from the right side. Click on Current dropdown menu and choose1 Partition.
Now click on Options… button, select Master Boot Record.

Type ‘USB’ as the Name for the drive. Select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) as Formattype.

Once done, click on Apply followed by Partition.

Step 4: Now start UniBeast that you downloaded in Step 2 above.

Step 5: Skip through the first few screens by clicking Continue or Agree, until you get toDestination Select screen.

Step 6: Select your USB drive and click Continue to proceed.

Step 7: On Installation Type screen, make sure Mac App Store Mavericks – 10.9 is selected in packages. Additionally, select Legacy USB Support if you are using an old system with Socket 1156. Select Laptop Support package if you are installing it on a notebook PC. Once done, clickContinue, enter admin password for your Mac if prompted, and let UniBeast make a bootable Mavericks hackintosh USB flash drive for your PC.

Once done, move MultiBeast file that you downloaded in Step 2 above to this bootable Mavericks hackintosh USB drive (you will need this later).

Step 8: Now insert this bootable Mavericks hackintosh drive in your PC. Make sure the BIOS is set to boot the system from USB devices. When you boot from the USB drive, you will see Chimera boot screen, select “USB” and hit Enter on keyboard to continue.

Step 9: Once you are into OS X installer, you need to format the HDD you want to install Mavericks to using Disk Utility with the following settings:

On the menu bar, click on Utilities, then start Disk Utility.
Select the HDD you want to install OS X to from left hand side.
From right side, click on Partition tab, then click on Current dropdown menu and choose 1 Partition.
Now click on Options… button, choose GUID Partition Method.
Type ‘Macintosh HD’ as the Name for HDD. Select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) asFormat type.
Click on Apply followed by Partition to partition the drive.

Step 10: Once done, close the Disk Utility program, go back to the installer. Select “Macintosh HD” as the drive you want to install OS X to.

Click on Install for the installation to begin.

You’re almost there! Once the OS X installation is complete, you need to make this HDD bootable. This can be done using MultiBeast utility. MultiBeast can not only make OS X HDD bootable, but can also install the required drivers for audio, WiFi, graphics, LAN and more.

Step 11: Reboot your system again using the bootable Mavericks hacktintosh flash drive. From the Chimera boot screen, select “Macintosh HD” this time.

Step 12: Start MultiBeast, from here, choose all the drivers required for your PC. Once done, click on Build followed by Install to complete the installation.

That’s it! You now have fully working OS X Mavericks installed on your PC.

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30 mesmerizing and downright awesome Android boot animations that you can easily install

The beauty and success of Android have always been firmly rooted in its tweakable core. We love highlighting cool ways to make your device your own, and not just another Android phone. There honestly are hundreds of customizations that you can carry out, but checking your pre-loaded boot animation is rarely on most peoples list. Thats understandable -- after all, you most likely only get to see that one once every one or two weeks -- but its still an area that can be manipulated to your taste rather easily. In fact, its often the details, the small stuff, that really get you attached to your phone, and those have always been a great way to celebrate underlying idea behind Android.

Below youll find short previews of 20 of the best-looking boot animations that we could get our hands on. Quite frankly, best-looking could be something of an understatement, as some of the stuff we have for you is downright mesmerizing, the rest is just plain awesome. Loading these on your device is pretty straightforward, and while this post is more of a showcase than a guide, you can always learn how to do it manually, or just download a dedicated app from the Google Play Store. As with most worthwhile modifications, youll need to be rooted.

Ready? Lets go.

Credit goes to the artists and developers behind these amazing boot animations. Check out their work in the source.

30 mesmerizing Android boot animations