A new feature to Windows Phone 8 with which we can not live added is the option to divert an incomi

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Well, let's start with the following: none of these is hidden. Yet we know that many people handle the Setup section of their smartphone or their computers as pericolosa terra - scary territory and that only comes when needed. If your trip to this land only been limited to changing the timbre or tone color theme, here are eight more reasons to venture out and lose the fear. Besides being some of our favorite strategies to make Windows Phone more personal and useful, these settings are for one people have asked us. Many are new, others have been around, it pays to know everything. We know, we know: we only analyzed the surface here. See the blog for more tips. Meanwhile, surprise us with their "hidden" adjustments favorite Windows Phone. 1. Tell callers that they are busy with a written message prior to,
A new feature to Windows Phone 8 with which we can not live added is the option to divert an incoming call with a text message. When the phone rings, just write text response (if available) and choose between one of the answers, "I'll call you soon" and "Please send me message" - or improvise a custom excuse. If the two pre-written answers we seem them a little rough, we agree. It's good that the phone allows them to add up to four, is a great help when you are in a meeting or have hands on the wheel. Under Settings, go to Applications Phone and pressed Edit answer and fill in the blanks with alternatives such as, "I have a mouth full of pizza, talk later." Here is a video that shows them how it works. 2. Creating names custom mailbox the other day we look at the home screen from a friend and realized their various email accounts-were-had many calls "Hotmail1", "Hotmail2", "Gmail2" and names as well. In other words, he had the same sequence of names that Windows Phone automatically assigned. We make life easier by customizing these labels, using "home" wireless push button and "work" to quickly distinguish the difference between two input trays major. Under Settings go to System> Email + Accounts. Write the account you want to rename something to remember wireless push button and write under the name of the account. wireless push button 3. Would I be reading now? Our eyes began to have problems in fourth grade. Thirty years later, do more fine print has only worsened the situation. When we get tired of looking at the phone, we go to one of the new accessibility features in Windows Phone 8. Were designed for visually impaired users but may help almost worldwide. Under Settings, go to System> Accessibility. Utilize the size text bar to increase the text size in emails or text messages. Another utility is the "Print Screen." When this function is activated, can touching the screen with two fingers to increase the image. 4. Desbloquen your screen icons Windows wireless push button Phone 8 offers more control over the lock screen. One of our new favorite settings is the ability to change the order of notification icons They stayed in the lock button. Under Settings, go to System> Lock screen and to click on one of the five slots under "Choose applications to show their status." In the list, you can see all missed calls, new emails electronic, and new text messages. But do not be surprised to see some of their applications as well, since developers have also taken note of the new function. For example, our line includes Skype notifications and NextGen Reader, an application of Google News. Here are more interesting ways to personalize how to unlock. 5. added a personal touch to your email signature If you are bored of annoying "Sent from my" message at the end of your emails can easily replace it with an appointment or a new sentence of his Twitter. den just click your mailbox and open the More menu at the bottom (the one with the three dots) and den click Configuration. Keep in mind that Windows Phone allows you to create a different signature for each account can have something more appropriate for the office and more friendly in its c

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