Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts

Friday, October 16, 2015

How to Stop Facebook Videos From Automatically Playing?



Facebook recently enabled autoplaying videos on its website and apps and this feature is the most annoying thing in the world.... After Bieber though!

I find it annoying especially because they start playing even when you're just scrolling down and don't pause at the video. It can waste data, and sometimes people will share videos that you would rather just not see, but avoiding them when they start playing in front of you without warning can be difficult.

It's actually possible to disable the autoplay quite easily, though the settings aren't very obvious at first glance. Don't worry though - whether you want to disable autoplaying videos on the Facebook website or Android or iOS apps, I've got you covered.

Follow these steps to stop Facebook videos from automatically loading and playing.

If you are using Facebook on the Web (desktop browser):

1) Go to Facebook's video settings page when you are logged into your Facebook account.

2) Click the button to the right of Auto-play Videos and choose Off from the drop down menu.

If you are using the Facebook app for Android, use the following steps to stop Facebook videos from autoplaying:


1) Tap the three horizontal lines icon.

2) Scroll down and tap App Settings.

3) Tap Video Auto-play.

4) Tap Off to stop videos from automatically playing, or Wi-fi only if it's okay for videos to autoplay when you are on Wi-Fi.

If you are using the Facebook app for iPhone, use the following steps to disable video autoplay:

1) Tap the three horizontal lines icon labelled More near the bottom right corner.

2) Scroll down and tap Settings.

3) Tap Account Settings.

4) Tap Videos and Photos.

5) Tap Auto-play.

6) Tap Never Auto-play Videos to completely stop Facebook videos from automatically playing, or On WiFi Connections Only if you don't mind videos autoplaying when you are on Wi-Fi.

If you are using the Facebook app for iPad, use the following steps to stop videos from automatically playing:

1) Tap the three horizontal lines icon labelled More near the bottom right corner.

2) Scroll down and tap Account Settings.

3) Tap Videos and Photos.

4) Tap Auto-play.

5) Tap Never Auto-play Videos to completely stop Facebook videos from automatically playing, or On WiFi Connections Only if you don't mind videos autoplaying when you are on Wi-Fi.

You have one less annoying thing in your life now that Facebook videos autoplay is disabled. For more tutorials, visit the How To section.

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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

NTT Docomo to offer iPad. Who cares?

I'll steal a phrase from Adamu to describe this.

NTT Docomo will begin taking preorders for the iPad Air and iPad Mini Retina on June 2nd, and the devices will go on sale June 10th.

With the new pricing structure of Docomo data-only plans, where 5GB now costs ¥7,000 when 7GB used to cost ¥6,000, there is really no reason at all to buy a tablet from Docomo unless you are bundling with a number of devices.

Even so, the minimum cost of adding each additional device is ¥2,400 (slightly more if you don't hack the device and want to tether.)

You are much better off picking up a fully unlocked iPad and trying your luck overcoming Apple's locked down APN settings to get an LTE connection with an MVNO.

Docomo's iPad page.

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

NTT Docomo apparently undecided on iPhone SIM locking


According to a shukan Ascii post, when asked via a phone interview if the Docomo iPhone can be unlocked just as any Docomo Android phone, a representative stated that "it is undecided at this point".

Perhaps it is, perhaps it's not. Allow me to refresh your memory regarding what Docomo said about SIM locking back during the debate. In an interview with the Yomiuri (that is of course no longer available online), here is what a a Docomo exec had to say (emphasis mine):
Yomiuri: It has been said that the reason for you to unlock SIMs is to bring Softbank's popular iPhone to Docomo.

Kouji Furukawa: I've heard that too, but the first priority is customer convenience and choice. The reason is to follow the MIC's clearly written guidelines. While the iPhone is most certainly selling extremely well now, I don't know if it still will be two to three years later. If we were to release a killer handset that everyone wanted, we would under no circumstances sell it locked to our network.
Well, if Docomo does not allow their iPhone to be unlocked, then it proves what we all new all along. That, contrary to what they maintained publicly, their entire push for SIM unlocking was exclusively about getting the iPhone.

Ishikawa Tsutsumu has indicated on twitter that it may indeed be locked.

Oh, and Docomo also isn't saying whether or not they'll carry the iPad.

Thursday, May 31, 2012

[ข่าวลือ] Microsoft เตรียมปล่ิอย Microsoft Office ลง Android วันที่ 10 พฤศจิกายนนี้

หลังจากมีข่าวลือเมื่ออาทิตย์ก่อนจาก BGR ว่า Microsoft จะปล่อย Microsoft Office ใน iPad และ Android ปลายปีนี้ มาในวันนี้ มีรายงานจาก The Daily ที่ยืนยันว่า Microsoft Office สำหรับ iPad และ Android จะปล่อยลง Apple App Store และ Google Play Store ในวันที่ 10 พฤศจิกายนนี้

จากรายงานของ The Daily บอกว่าการพัฒนา Microsoft Office สำหรับ iPad เสร็จสิ้นไปเมื่อเดือนที่แล้ว และตอนนี้กำลังเก็บรายละเอียดเล็กๆ น้อยๆ ให้เสร็จก่อนเดือนกันยายน เพื่อให้เวลากับ Apple ในการขออนุญาตินำแอพไปขึ้นบน App Store ได้ทันในวันเปิดตัววันที่ 10 พฤศจิกายนนี้

ส่วนทางด้านของ Android ทางนักพัฒนาบอกว่าตอนนี้กำลังพัฒนาอยู่ แต่คาดว่าจะเสร็จทันและเปิดตัวพร้อมกันกับ Microsoft Office สำหรับ iPad

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