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For reasons best known to you, you may wish to keep your friends list private on Facebook. The settings are there already and a lot of people already use it but if you can’t seem to figure it out, this post is for you.

It’s very easy and you may even beat yourself up for not being able to figure it out earlier after going through the simple steps explained later. Facebook keeps tweaking it’s user interface and the post I wrote on this earlier may not really be applicable anymore.

I have to warn that even though it’s possible to hide your friends list from on Facebook timeline, you may still be unable to hide mutual friends you have with the person viewing your profile. This means if you have friends in common with the person viewing your profile, they’ll still see those few mutual friends anyway. However, others remain hidden.

1. Visit your timeline

2. Scroll down and check the left sidebar for your friends list. At the top right corner, click the edit (pencil) button and select Manage Privacy


3. Clicking this shows a pop-up box. From here, you can choose to set your friends list privacy to Only Me.

This makes your list of friends appear only to you. I told you it was easy.

(1)Gionee Elife E7 (32 GB)

powered by an ultra impressive 3 GB RAM, 2.2 GHZ  Qualcomm snapdragon 800 processor , a 16 mp rear camera and an 8 mp front camera, this phone lacks almost nothing with a huge storage space of 32 GB.Grab your Gionee elife at rs 29399

(2)Google Nexus 5

(3)Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 I9200

Also covering up the dual sim front with an 8 mp camera, 16 GB inbulit memory and a 1.5 GB ram, this phone will do everything from playing HD videos to gaming to providing the perfect chat experience.!A price tag of RS 28990 is well and truly justified for a phone of this caliber.

(4)LG Optimus G E975

(5)HTC One Mini

With a 1.4 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400, Dual Core,  and a 1 GB ram, it has a full HD 1920 x 1080 display although powered by a camera of only 1.6 MP.With a decent battery of 1800 MAh, this phone does satisfy a lot of criteria under the business phones category.Coming at a price of Rs.29999, this phone is a bit over priced, however still managing to be hit among users.

We hope we helped you make a choice  and if you believe some other device should have made it to our list – Let us know in the comments section below. Thanks for reading our compilation of Best Android Smartphones in India under Rs. 30000 .

If you are an owner of an iPhone or iPad, antivirus software must have been the first app that you must have thought about installing on your device. With the advancement of technology as well as increase in the number and level of hackers, antivirus software is most needed application which is able to protect your data from them. Along with that your iDevices also require security from viruses and malwares that can infect as well as destroy you important data.

There are a lot of antivirus software that you may find on the Apple App store, but all of them are not so much effective as the promise to the users. So here at Tech Audible we bring to you top 10 best antivirus for iPhone and iPad 2014 that you can use to protect your iOS device throughout this new year.

1. Lookout Mobile Security

 

2. Norton Security

 

You all must have heard about Norton Security when it comes to antivirus software. Norton Security is available for free and provides all the necessary features along with anti theft feature required to protect your iPhone and iPad from harmful malwares and thieves. The antivirus also starts an alarm on your iPhone or iPad when it is stolen, so that it can alert the nearby people regarding the act of theft.

3. McAfee Threat Intelligence Mobile

McAfee has been placed in the list of the most popular antivirus software of 2014. The antivirus software not only protects you device from viruses but it also updates the user regarding the latest malwares and security bugs for iPad and iPhone. The app also allows its users to listen to podcast, but in case the user doesn’t want to do so, you need to do nothing and the app will handle all the security.

4. Virus Barrier

 

5. Antivirus Detective

 

 

 

 

The Xolo Q1100 is definitely a power packed smartphone in the budget category and gives a tough competition to the Moto G. For the ones who like a larger display and don't bother much about the brand, the Q1100 is a highly recommended smartphone.




The budget category of smartphones has been dominated by Moto G lately, thanks to its brilliant performance, a great set of specs and Motorola’s brand value. The smartphone was a huge blow for Indian smartphone brands but it didn't mean that these companies were going to stay behind in the race. The first Indian brand to directly challenge Motorola was Xolo.

Xolo recently announced the Q1100 which features specs that are almost similar to what we saw on the Moto G. So how does the Q1100 match-up against the throne keeper, Moto G. Well, let’s find out.

SPECIFICATIONS

The Xolo Q1100 offers competitive features in its price segment. Here are the specs:

• Display: 5 inches IPS LCD panel with 1280x720 resolution (294ppi)
• Battery: 2000mAh
• Storage: 8GB, expandable via microSD card
• Camera: 8MP rear with LED flash, 2MP front
• SoC: Snapdragon 400
• CPU: 1.4GHz quad-core
• GPU: Adreno 305
• RAM: 1GB
• Operating system: Android 4.3
• Connectivity: 3G, W-Fi, Bluetooth, Dual-SIM

BUILD AND DESIGN

The Xolo Q1100 offers a simple design and has an all-plastic body. The back panel, although soft plastic, doesn’t feel bad in terms of quality, thanks to its rubberised finish. The front has the 5 inch display with a 720p resolution. The display is a fingerprint magnet and it can get quite annoying as you need to clean it after each minute. Below the display we have the generic Android navigation buttons which are capacitive and above the display there is a 2MP front camera, the earpiece and the proximity and light sensors.





The left side of the phone features the volume control buttons. The power/lock button which has a chrome finish, is on the right side. The headphone jack is on the top and the bottom has the microUSB port for charging and data syncing. The back has an 8MP camera with an LED flash. Removing the back panel reveals the 2000mAh battery, the microSD card slot and the two full sized SIM card slots.

Even though the display doesn't feature a Full HD resolution, it impressed us with its nice contrast and brightness levels. Text looks crisp and easy to read. What we didn't like about the display is that it doesn’t offer great viewing angles and the colours seem washed out when you see the display from different angles.

For a smartphone with a 5 inch display, it doesn’t have a bulky design and feels quite light in the hand. The Q1100 doesn’t have a curvy design and features sharp edges. Overall it’s a decent looking smartphone and it isn't a head turner.

OS AND PERFORMANCE

The Xolo Q1100 runs on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean which is stock, except for a very slight changes like a few animations while scrolling through the homescreen and the homescreen indicator on the top. Running on a Snapdragon 400 processor, the Q1100 offers a respectable experience of Android. We didn't notice any lags and the apps did not crash.

All the apps run smooth and multitasking is flawless as well. Personally, we wish Xolo had added better wallpapers to their smartphones as they either look quite dull or very flamboyant. Xolo has added their own Xolo Power app for battery management and Xolo Secure which can back up your personal data onto a cloud server. As the smartphone runs on a Snapdragon processor, the smartphone features the Battery Guru app from Qualcomm. The app monitors and learns usage of the smartphone and then optimizes the battery accordingly.

CAMERA

The Q1100 sports an 8MP rear camera with a BSI sensor which, apart from taking pictures, is capable of recording 1080p @ 30fps. Pictures produced are sharp and have nice punchy colours. The camera on the Q1100 manages to control exposure quite well and the auto-white balance doesn’t go overboard while correcting the tone of the pictures.