about Mobile Cellphone

According to a research by Microsoft, it is known that the average person will take a quarter of a day to check email on his cellphone. As you know, almost all of day their cellphones are integrated with email service that allows users to check, send and receive messages anytime and anywhere.

However, not infrequently also when the message is constantly on the sidelines of your busy life can disrupt your concentration and your mobile battery drain. Therefore, here are some tips for iPhone users to stop incoming push email services such as copied from Laptopmag, Saturday (01/06/2013):

1. Turn off notification (notification) push email service by going to Settings and select Mail, Contact, Calenders.

2. Select 'Fetch New Data'

3. Select "Manual Select" Fetch New Data on the menu to turn off the voicemail service entrance every time how all. By selecting this you iPhone battery can also last longer.

4. To access the new email, then you can simply open the email application on the iPhone screen and drag down the phone.

CALIFORNIA - Apple was reportedly developing a new operating system, iOS 7. After a long time ago has been rumored, a display screen iOS based iPhone 7 is claimed to have been circulated.

Quoted from Softpedia, Wednesday (05/05/2013), photo leaked by someone named Sonny Dickson to iDownloadBlog site that shows a hand holding an iPhone-based iOS 7. "IOS 7 shows a touch screen Jony Ive (Senior Vice President of Industrial Design Apple) on a uniform look that will iOS7 Apple applications," the statement written on the site.

The photos were apparently caught the attention of various parties. 9to5mac site, for example, said that the photo was circulated trustworthy. The site was believed to know the people who work on Apple's latest operating system.

But according to sources, is an outstanding photo display from the beginning of development or rather the Apple iOS 7 alpha stage. "This (iOS 7) has changed a lot since photographed," chirping 9to5mac on Twitter.

Meanwhile, the Apple has not issued a statement related to the presence of Apple iOS screenshot 7. iOS 7 is scheduled to debut at Apple's developer conference, the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) next week.