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How to Take off Private Number on iPhone Part 1. How to Take off Private Number on iPhone Having a private cell phone number is useful in many different ways, but there may be circumstances in which you want your phone number to appear. For instance if you are calling a higher up about a job you desire, you would want to give them an easy way to call you back. In order to make this possible again repeat the same process. Go to ‘Settings’ Next select ‘Phone’ Scroll through the selections that are available until you find, ‘Show My Caller ID’, select that option. Then move the toggle button to the on position. This will make it so your number will be non-private for any length of time, until you decide there is a need for it to be hidden again. Do you like this story? Sponsor Ads: Gihosoft iPhone Data Recovery is a professional iPhone Data Recovery software to get back all your lost text message, photo, video, call history, note, contact and more from iPhon...

Chuwi Vi8 Plus Unboxing: Windows 10 Tablet With Price Below $100 I’ve  played with the Chuwi Vi8 tablet  for a bit last year and that was the dual boot version of the slate. Now the upgraded  Chuwi Vi8 Plus  is here, with Windows 10 in tow and it gets unboxed below. When we got it,  it was priced at $90 , but you can find out the current price at GearBest.com . This model comes in a box, that looks a lot like the one Amazon uses for its Kindle Fire products. Inside we find the charger, USB cable, warranty and manuals. The product has an 8 inch 1280 x 800 pixel display, plus an Intel Atom X5-Z8300 processor. It’s a quad core unit clocked at 1.84 GHz and it also comes with Intel HD Graphics Gen 8. Chuwi Vi8 Plus brings 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of storage and a microSD card slot, as well as Bluetooth 4.0, HDMI 1.4 and WiFi. It has an USB Type C port and a 2 MP back shooter and also a front camera with the same res. The battery has a 4000 mAh capacity and ...

The Chuwi Vi8 plus 8 inch Windows 10 Tablet PC Review The Chuwi Vi8 plus 8 inch Windows 10 Tablet PC  is a nice looking tablet. It has a 64-bit Intel X5 Atom Cherry Trail Z8300 CPU with 1.84GHz processing power. It has 2GB DDR3L SDRAM memory and a 32G eMMC ROM and a USB type-C port. It has a 32GB SSD hard drive and a 64Gb micro SD card slot. The tablet has a nice look and feel. It has a hatched hard plastic casing with stainless steel edges and buttons. Its 8 inch 1280 x 800 HD screen is clear and crisp. There is a 2MP camera with up to 1280 x 720p / 30 fps video. the tablet weighs 1.5lbs. The battery lasts about five hours with normal Office use. The Chuwi Vi8 tablet is squarely aimed at the Asian market. Korea Media Player Centre and Korea Messenger Centre folders sit on the newly installed Desktop and are easily deleted. The user manual is written in Chinese and English. The English pert of the manual is poorly written and almost incomprehensible. A lot of work...

Twitter : Briefly: Quad-core Cherry Trail Z8300 CPU at 1.44Ghz, 4GBs RAM, 64GBs of internal storage (microSD can add another 64GBs), full-size USB 2.x and USB 3.0 ports. The big selling point is the 12-inch IPS 2:3-ratio screen at 2160 x 1440. See the tweets from the Chuwi Hi12 début at  their Twitter page . See the English-language listing at  their website . I’m a bit shocked by the US$299 price. I expected it to be at least US$100 more. I look forward to user reports about it and a review by  TECHTablets . Here is Chuwi’s rather silly YouTube video: I’m surprised to see Chuwi as the first China tablet maker to make inroads into the U.S.. I expected Teclast to be first. CHUWI’s official website:  http://www.chuwi.com/ CHUWI’s online store (in Chinese):  http://chiwei.tmall.com/ http://ahappydeal.info/

Twitter : Amazon listing . Will the new Hi12 tablet wind up there too? CHUWI’s official website:  http://www.chuwi.com/ CHUWI’s online store (in Chinese):  http://chiwei.tmall.com/ http://ahappydeal.info/

Chinese manufacturer Chuwi has officially launched its new Hi8 Pro tablet, a Windows 10 device featuring an 8-inch display with 1920x1200px resolution (a little higher than Full HD). The Hi8 Pro was previously available to pre-order, but the company got in touch with us today to let us know that sales are now underway. The device features relatively modest specs, including: 8-inch IPS LCD with 1920x1200px resolution (283ppi pixel density) Quad-core Intel Atom (Cherry Trail) x5-Z8300 processor 2GB RAM 32GB storage (plus  microSD card  support up to 128GB) 2MP  rear camera 2MP front-facing camera HDMI-out USB Type-C port Bluetooth 4.0 WiDi (wireless display) support 4000mAh battery 352g; 7.9mm-thick An optional protective cover will also be offered for the Hi8 Pro, which includes a hardware keyboard for the device, along with kickstand-style functionality to allow the tablet to be propped up while typing. The device is available from as little a...