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How to enable/disable Bluetooth programmatically in Android

In this tutorial, I will show you a simple but very useful example to switch on/off the bluetooth of your Android phone programmatically. You can do this by either calling the system intent for the same or directly from your application. In this application, I will cover only the second part. The application will be having a TextView to show the current status of Bluetooth and a ToggleButton to toggle… Read more »

How to create new Friend List in Facebook

Facebook provides two types of Friend List Smart Lists These are the lists that update automatically based on your info which you have in common with your friends, like a college, job, etc. So, if your from a particular city and one of your friend changes its city to yours, then he/she will automatically updated to the smart list based on your city. Custom Lists You can also create Friend… Read more »

How to remove Search Bar from Firefox

Firefox provides you the functionality to search on almost all the major search engines either by entering your query in the Address Bar directly or by entering your query in the Search Bar provided next to Address Bar. As both of these provide similar functionality, so if any time you decide to remove the Search Bar to get more space for Address Bar, then this tutorial might help you with… Read more »

How to Perform Linear Search using C Language

Consider you have an array of 10 numbers and you want to find out position of a particular number. Linear Search can help you with that and it is one of the best criteria to search when you have un-ordered list of number. Linear Search is a method for finding a particular in an array or list, which consists of checking every element of that array, one at a time… Read more »

How to install Wine in Ubuntu

Wine is free and open source application for Unix / Linux based Operating Systems which allows us to run applications written for Microsoft Windows. WINE is an acronym for WINdows Emulator. WINE also provides a software library, Winelib, which developers can use to compile Windows applications to port them to Unix / Linux based systems. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install Wine in Ubuntu using both… Read more »

How to install Eclipse in Linux

Eclipse is a an IDE i.e Integrated Development Environment tool mostly used by developers for JAVA development. This tool support development in a number of languages like C, C++, COBOL, Java, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, etc. and also supports plugins which can let you develop projects in a number of other languages as well. Eclipse SDK is free and open source software released under the terms of the Eclipse Public License…. Read more »

How to install or update Firefox in Linux using Terminal

In this tutorial, I will show you how can you install or update latest version of Firefox in Linux using Terminal commands. Method explained is tested on Ubuntu 11.10 to install Firefox 10.0 and it probably work on all the Linux based Operating Systems. If you already have older version of Firefox installed in your system, then it should not be running while getting this update. If you are not… Read more »

How to print Facebook Timeline Profile Cards

Digital Printing shop Moo.com is now made a partnership with Facebook to provide Facebook Users an interface to create Business Cards based on their Timeline photos. You can create as many designs you want and can order in a set of 50 cards which will cost you about $15 for every 50 Cards. As a limited time offer, Moo.com is providing set of 50 cards for free to its 200,000… Read more »

How to create a Terminal Clock using Shell Script

date command displays current date and time to the Terminal and we can use this command to recursively display time every second on Terminal which will look like a Terminal Clock. In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a Shell Script which will make the terminal to show system time every second like a clock. Default output of date command prints result in the format shown in… Read more »

How to check whether a number is Armstrong Number in C

Armstrong Numbers are those numbers which are equal to the sum of its own digits each raised to the power of the number of digits in the number. Consider number 153, it has three digits, so length is 3. Now each digits raised to the power of the number of digits in the number :  13 = 1, 53 = 125, 33 = 27. Sum of these values : 1… Read more »

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