How To Print (Save) To A PDF File In Chrome & Safari - Mac/Windows Tutorial

You may get into a situation where you need to print a file, webpage, document, ect... but maybe you don't have a printer around, or just don't want to waste paper and ink. That's where Printing To PDF comes in handy.

How To Print (Save) To A PDF File In Google's Chrome Browser:

1. Firstly you'll need the Print dialog box open, if you don't have it open, one way it can be accessed by is 'right-clicking' ('control+click' on a mac) on the page and then selecting "Print".

2. Next, in the Destination section, click "Change..."

3. Now under Local Destinations, click "Save as PDF". 

4. Then click, "Save".

How To Save As A PDF File In Apple's Safari Browser:

1. In Safari, click (from the menubar) File > Print.

2. Then from the drop-down menu, at the bottom next to the question mark, it will write "PDF". Click this button.

3. Then click "Save as PDF..."

MAY 11TH 2014 - APPLE RELATED NEWS OF THE WEEK ROUNDUP - Beats, Lumia, iPhone 6, & Law

THE APPLE RELATED NEWS OF THE WEEK ROUNDUP

[MAY 11TH 2014]

Apple is close to signing a deal to acquire Beats Electronics LLC, headphone and music streaming company created by Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, for $3.2 billion. [Read story] 


Apple has hired Nokia's Lumia PureView camera expert, Ari Partinen. [Read Tweet]


Taiwanese media reports, Apple will launch a 4.7 inch iPhone in August, followed by a 5.5 inch or 5.6 inch version in September.  [Read report by Reuters]  


Wanna print your own 3D iPhone 6 Mockup? Designer Martin Hajek is selling 3D files that can be printed using a 3D printer, of the rumored design of the iPhone 6. [See website] 


US Patent & Trademark Office has published a patent from Apple named "Super-Resolution Based On Optical Image Stabilization."  [See the patent here] 


Apple has published on it's website their 'Legal Process Guidelines [for] U.S. Law Enforcement.' 
[See webpage here]    

Game Trailer: Up In The Sky - Available For iPhone

Up In The Sky is an iPhone game by MAJUFR, that features Dogily as he ascends through the sky, through various weather conditions by swinging onto helium filled balloons.  The aim is to grab as many bones as you can, while avoiding the birds. 

If you like the video above, check out the game, Up In The Sky, priced at $0.99 USD, and available for iPhone. 

iPhone 6 Mockup Vs iPod Touch (5th Gen) - Comparison

From macitynet.it, a video showing a comparison of the rumored iPhone 6 vs the current 5 generation iPod Touch. 
According to the rumors the iPhone 6 will share a few similarities with the iPod touch. Including a similar curved back edges, the same 6mm thinness. Obvious differences include; the size. The iPhone 6 is rumored to be larger in height and width, as it is rumored to feature a 4.7 inch screen. 
While these are all still rumors, the real iPhone 6 may not look like this mockup at all. We'll known for sure later this year (likely September) when Tim Cook and crew take to the stage to show off the real iPhone 6 (and possibly rumored iWatch).

Download iOS Password Manager 'OneKey Pro' FREE For A Limited Time

It's best to have strong unique passwords. And the best way to do this is with a password manager. Because if you can remember all your passwords, they are probably not safe. And writing them down, is not a good idea either.

If you don't yet have a password manager, here is a good chance to download one, and for FREE.

The password manager OneKey Pro by Appxy has gone free for a limited time. A saving of $4.99.

One Key Pro, features; 256bit AES encryption to keep your passwords safe. Ability to store all sorts of private info like; passwords, usernames, PINs, credit cards and bank info. Backup and restore options through Dropbox or Wi-Fi. [see full feature list here]

OneKey Pro is designed for iOS (iPhone/iPad). Usually at the price of $4.99, but currently on sale (FREE) for a limited time. Download OneKey Pro now from the iTunes App Store.

- OneKey Pro iTunes App Store Link

Make It Rain Money By Swiping On Your iPhone/iPad or Android - Game Review

Love money? Wish it was as easy as swiping on your iOS device to make? Well..! it's not... But it is in the game Make It Rain: The Love Of Money by Space Inch, LLC.  

Available as a FREE download for iOS (iPhone/iPad) and Android devices, Make It Rain, makes our money making fantasies come to life. How fast can you make it rain?

If you've ever played Cookie Clickers you'll understand the game play style. You can make money simply by swiping the notes on the screen, but that's a easy and tiring task. The real challenge is to use Financial, Business, and Political Investments, to make your money pile up in the thousands, millions, and then billions!!

Financial Investments, is what determines your income per second: In the game you'll start off small, maybe investing in a piggy bank, or under your mattress... Then you'll soon be opening a savings account, investing in stocks, and so on...

Business Investments, is what builds up your swipe income. That it, every time you swipe, how much money you gain.

Political Investments, builds up your cash bucket. The bucket is what collects money while you are not on the app. With a maximum per hour amount, you'll need to build the earning rate and capacity of the bucket.

What could be considered a downside to the game, you will regularly get a visit from some powerful people, who will cut down your income and savings.

Make It Rain: The Love of Money does contain advertisements and offer some in-app purchases (but are not really to buy for the game).

If you love Cookie Clickers, you'll love Make It Rain. It's fun making the business choices, and watching the money pile up! If only it was really so easy to make so much money...

Make It Rain: The Love Of Money, is FREE to download on iOS (iPhone/iPad) and Android devices.

iOS 7 iPhone How To: Not Show Text Message On Lock Screen

When you get a text message (or iMessage) on your iPhone, the message will appear on your lock screen and notification center, and will show the contact name and a preview of the message...

In iOS 7, there are heaps of options to customize how messages show on your iPhone. You can hide the message preview, or the whole alert from you lock-screen, which is good if your iPhone isn't always on you and you have nosy people around. You can hide the app badge, change alert banner styles, and so on...

All the notification settings for messages is located in Notification Center. From there is a bunch of tweaks that you can use to change message alert behavior.

Here is a walkthrough guide of the iOS 7 Messages Notification Center Options:

Open 'Settings' app. Then tap 'Notification Center'. Then find and tap 'Messages'. 

Alert Style: When you're using your iPhone, this option determines how you'll be notified. None: nothing will show on your screen and interrupt you. Banners: a banner will appear at the top of the screen. Alerts: a pop up will appear, freezing the app you're currently using and making you either dismiss the message or go to the message.

Badge App Icon: When on, will display a number on the Messages App displaying how many unread messages you have.  

Alert Sound: Here you can select the type of sound that will play when you receive a message.

Show in Notification Center: Choose whether you would like message alerts to display on Notification Center.  You can also select how many items to include in the list.

Show on Lock Screen: This option when switched off, will keep messages from showing on your lock screen.

Show Preview: If you switch off 'show preview', you will get a notification showing on your lock screen, with the name of the sender, but no part of the message will show. You will need to unlock your iPhone and go to the message to read the text.

Repeat Alerts: This is the option for how many times you want your iPhone to alert you of an unread message.

Show Alerts from: You can decide with this option to only show alerts if the message is from someone on your contact list, or from anyone.

> Read More iPhone and iPad Tips and Tricks here >

MAY 4TH 2014 - THE NEWS OF THE WEEK - APPLE EDITION

APPLE RELATED NEWS OF THE WEEK (MAY 4TH 2014)

CNET reports, the Jury has come to a verdict in the Apple Vs Samsung case. Samsung is to pay 
Apple $119.6 million for infringing patents, while Apple is to pay $158,400 for the infringing on one of Samsung's patents. [Read Article]


G for Games reports rumors that Apple's iPhone 6 may switch to EIS (Electronic Image Stabilization), which would allow for a thinner case. [Read Story] 


Apple has updated the MacBook Air's to feature new faster Intel's Haswell processors, at a newer, lower price, starting at $899 U.S. [View New MacBook Air's] 


CNBC has created a list of 25 people that had the most profound impact on business and finance since 1989, with Steve Jobs being listed as number 1. [View List]


G for Games reports, rumor that Apple's iWatch is in production! ...Well at least for a small quantity at this time. Also the wrist-wearable device will use a system-in-package (SiP) design, which allows for many chips to be placed in a single module. The iWatch is expected to be released later this year. [Read Article]


Reported by TechCrunch, Apple has acquired screen technology and micro-LED company LuxVue. Mirco-LED displays could be used by Apple to provide better battery life and better screen brightness. [Read Article]  


According to 9to5Mac, the main focus of Apple's WWDC 2014 event is to be OS X! Apple has apparently moved some staff working on iOS 8 over to OS X 10.10 to complete the visual overhaul of the user interface, which is rumored to feature a more iOS 7 look and feel. [Read Article] 

May the 4th be with you...

New Video Shows Rumored iPhone 6 Dummy Comparison To iPhone 4S

Video by Ran Avni, and posted on website macitynet.it, shows the rumored iPhone 6 design against the previous iPhone 4S model.

Like all the rumors, this iPhone 6 mockup shows a thinner design, with a 4.7 inch screen, new volume buttons, and a relocated Power button.

Of course this design is just based on rumors and "leaked" designs for case-makers. So for now, take this design with a grain of salt. But if real, this does show the size differences and a physical look at the rumored iPhone 6 redesign.

The next generation iPhone, is expected to be unveiled in September of this year.

Download Jesus Crucifix Faith Wallpapers for all iPhone 5's

Hi everyone,

Check out these Jesus Crucifix Faith wallpapers for all iPhone 5's.

These wallpapers feature:

- Jesus Crucifix. 
- Designed for Parallax / Perspective Zoom effect.
- Image resolution of: 744 x 1392. 
- Included colors in pack: Green, Blue, Pink, Yellow, and Gray. 

Also available, version 2:

'Light' Jesus Crucifix Faith Wallpapers

Version 2 features:

- Jesus Crucifix. 

- Sun set light effect. 

- Designed for Parallax / Perspective Zoom effect.
- Image resolution of: 744 x 1392. 
- Included colors in pack: Green, Blue, Pink, Yellow, Gray and Purple. 

They are really cool looking wallpapers. Show off your religions faith in Christ! 

You can buy these pack of wallpapers using the buttons below:

 Jesus Crucifix Faith Wallpapers
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'Light' Jesus Crucifix Faith Wallpapers
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*All files are sold as is. No refunds. 

See more wallpapers by clicking on our 'wallpaper' tag. 

Physical iPhone 6 Dummy Model Shows What The Rumored Next Gen Would Look Like [VIDEO]

Reported on Nowhereelse.fr, this YouTube video shows what the rumored iPhone 6 would look like in the real world.

The physical mock-up shows the rumored iPhone 6 with the 4.7 inch screen, with a thickness of only 6mm, with curved back edges, and moved power button.

There is no way to confirm that any of these rumors of the next iPhone are indeed legit. We have seen fake iPhone design leaks many times in previous years.

There are also a few things about this design that could scream "fake!", like the movement of the Power Button to the devices right side. Or the Camera's Flash being circular instead of pill-shaped like the iPhone 5s.

This design would also mean Apple will be moving back to a curved edge design, not seen in the main iPhone line since the iPhone 3GS. And there is no real answer to how the back would be all aluminum, since Apple has used plastic plates on the top and bottom in previous iPhones for signal reasons...

The iPhone 6 (or whatever Apple decides to call it, maybe iPhone Air?) is expected to be revealed at a Apple event in September.