Have you ever sent someone a message that you regretted sending and wished you could take back? Well, if you had sent it via Twitter’s Direct Message feature you could have.
When you “unsend” a Twitter Direct Message, not only will the message be removed from your outbox, it will also be yanked from the recipient’s inbox as well, even if it has already been read!
Here’s how to “unsend” a Direct Message on Twitter:
1 – Click on the Gear icon located in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.
2 – Click on Direct Messages.
3 – Locate the message you wish to “unsend” and click on the Trash Can icon.
The proliferation of free Wi-Fi access points has made it a lot easier to stay connected with the online world these days. Now, finding a usable Wi-Fi hotspot is literally just as easy as finding the nearest McDonalds or other fast food joint.
Smart phone users love their apps, and many of us have several apps running in the background at any given time. Occasionally a glitch with one of those active apps will cause the phone to freeze up and the only way to unfreeze it is to close the problem app.
How many times have you been typing away on a lengthy report, email or blog post only to realize that you just accidentally committed a faux pas and erased half of your document?
How would you like to pay just $99 for a very capable Dell PC that you can carry around in your pocket? Well, starting sometime around June 2013 you’ll be able to.