How do I add a shared mailbox in Outlook 2013/2016 (Windows)?
Adding shared mailbox in Outlook (Windows):
Click the File tab > Account Settings > Account Settings.
Select your Deakin email address in the account list.
Click Change > More Settings > Advanced tab > Add.
Enter the shared account name and click OK.
Click Apply > OK > Next > Finish.
The shared mailbox will now automatically display in your Folder pane in Outlook.
Note: If you have only
recently been given access to a shared mailbox, it may take a short time
before the shared mailbox will automatically appear in your Outlook
profile. If the shared mailbox does not automatically display in
Outlook, you may need to restart Outlook to see the shared mailbox.
By now most of us know that Facebook has added the ability to upload and view 360 degree videos on the social media site. Many of us also know the best way to appreciate these full 360 degree photos is by using Samsung's Gear VR headset. But what's new is the ability to react to, and view others reactions of these 360 degree videos. If you stare at the like button long enough you will be able to choose from 6 different reactions. This feature will also be added to 360 degree photos in the coming weeks.
Last month Motorola teased us with a video that eluded to a
possible Moto Razr resurrection. We now find out that this is only partially
true and Ashton Kutcher was at the keynote to once again do his best Steve Jobs
impression.
Motorola’s new line of phones won’t be called the Moto Razr,
instead it will be called the Moto Z. And these phones won’t be flip phones they
have instead been dubbed “snap phones”. Simply because you can snap different
accessories, called motomods, to the backs of the phones.
Motorola already has motomaker, which allows customers to
choose the accent, trim and backing of the phones, but this adds an extra layer
of customization and usability that users who want to even further stand out
will love.
The motomods actually seem like a pretty cool idea. They have
one that snaps to your phone to give it the capability to project its screen and
produce a 70” picture onto any wall or surface.
Another motomod provides your phone with up to 20 hours of
battery. A 3rd Motorola snap-in attachment gives you
surprisingly loud speakers. They also have one that serves as a custom back cover. Which
is a good idea, because in the past when you chose a custom back using
motomaker you couldn’t change it….Now you can.
To compete with the newly announced rugged Samsung Active,
Motorola has announced the Moto Z Force. Which will be using the same shatter
proof technology the Moto X forced used. It also totes a 3500mah battery that
can give you 15 hours of usage with only a 15 minute charge.
And that’s not all, the Z Force will have a 5MP front camera
with a flash and a 21 MP rear camera. While the Z will have a 13 MP rear
camera. Both phones will come with USB-C ports, but no 3.5mm headphone jacks,
only USB-C to 3.5mm adapters.
They’ll be exclusive to Verizon this summer, but you can buy
the unlocked version from Motorola in the fall.
The drone manufacturing company EHang has been given permission to test their 184 drone in Nevada by the Institute for Autonomous Systems. This drone will essentially work as a quad copter taxi. It is autonomous and will seat a single passenger. Many foresee amazing potential for EHang's 184, especially if the company teams up with a ride sharing organizations like Blade or Uber. Image tapping a button on your smartphone and summoning a drone that will fly you to your destination while avoiding rush hour traffic in the streets.
There is no set day as to when the 184 will start it's tests, or where in Nevada it will be flying. But the flights are scheduled for later this year. To find out more check the source link.
Meet the Solarin, the first smartphone from Israeli company Sirin Labs. Instead of being tapered with aluminium like other luxury smartphones, it's instead trimmed with the much tougher titanium. This phone has the ability to switch from a standard Android interface to a more secure interface that disables all non-essential functions, but leaves you with the ability to send and receive both encrypted texts and calls. Of course the devices futuristic design, scalability and security have to come at a premium price and that price happens to be $14,000.
Aside from the promise of privacy, Sirin Labs will ensure this phone is loaded with the latest hardware as well.
The Solarin will have the following specs:
Chipset: Spapdragon 810 RAM: 4GB Storage: 120GB Camera: 23.8-megapixel with a quad-LED flash Display: 5.5-inch QHD IPS LCD display
To find out more about this device check out the source link below or visit the gallery for more photos. Gallery: Sirin Labs' Solarin | 10 Photos
A Twitter account being hacked is not really an uncommon thing. But it becomes big news when it's the account of the most followed person on Twitter. The @KatyPerry account boasts an astounding 89 million followers, which comes in at more than the actual @Twitter account, that only has 55 million.
Yesterday May 30th several suspicious tweets were sent out from Katy's account. One clear indication that something was off with Ms. Perry's account was when the random homophobic and racists tweets started appearing. In one tweet she calls @keemstar a "Fag" and then later on shouted out Chief Keef's' crew, the "OTF Gang". This would probably cause many to speculate that Chief Keef may be behind the security breach as the two had a nasty feud on twitter back in 2013.
Whoever was behind the intrusion may never be found out, but this should be a warning to all twitter user to take the right steps to ensure a secure twitter experience.
This Asus VR headset will be Asus's answer to Samsung's Gear VR. No release date for the product has been set, but thanks to AOL we can see some pictures of the virtual reality headset before its release. You will notice a trackpad on the side, which will be used for navigation in the same way that the Gear VR uses it. The device will most likely be used with the Asus ZenFone exclusively, but it would be nice to see compatibility with other Android device.
