iPhone 5

Everything you need to know about Apple’s next generation iPhone

Apple’s next iPhone (iPhone 5, the new iPhone, or whatever Apple ends up calling it) will likely be announced on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 and released on Friday, September 21, 2012. Rumored features include a 4-inch, 16:9 screen, a faster Apple A5X chipset, real 4G LTE networking, and, of course, thinner and lighter. Storage options and pricing are all uncertain right now, but bookmark this page and we’ll let you know the moment we do!

iPhone 5 special feature

• iPhone 5 release date: Apple iPhone 5 event planned for September 12, release for September 21
• The 16:9 iPhone: How could a longer screen on the next iPhone be handled by Apple and iOS?
• The 4 inch iPhone: If Apple goes to a 4-inch screen, what options do they have to get there?
• iPhone 5 forum

 

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How to Enable Right Click on Any Webpage or Website

• Why Right Click?

Right clicking your mouse can be very useful when surfing the web. It allows you to save images on webpages to your hard disk, to view source of a particular webpage, to download background music from a blog (when website code isn’t complicated), and much more.

Now days, many websites and blogs doesn’t allow you to right click on thier websites. I studied HTML and basic web designing, so I like to look at webpages’ HTML codes when I find a new interesting website. And it makes me angry to find out that I can’t right click. But as you know, there is always a way to get around something. This hub will teach you how to right click on web sites where it’s not allowed.  

Follow These Simple Steps to Right Click

• Click on [Favorites] on the top of the browser.
• Click on [Add to Favorites…].
• When Add Favorite box pops up, enter a name that you can easily remember later such as Right Click. Then click [ok].
• Click on [Favorites].
• Find the Right Click button you just created, then right click on it. Then click [Properties].
• On the Web Document tab, copy and paste the following code in front of [ URL]  empty space :

javascript:function r(d){d.oncontextmenu=null;d.onselectstart=null;d.ondragstart=null;d.onkeydown=null;d.onmousedown=null; d.body.oncontextmenu=null;d.body.onselectstart=null;d.body.ondragstart=null;d.body.onkeydown=null; d.body.onmousedown=null;};function unify(w){r(w.document);if(w.frames.length>0){for(var i=0;i<w.frames.length;i++){try{unify(w.frames[i].window);}catch(e){}};};};unify(self);

• Click [OK]. A message will popup stating “The protocol “javascript” does not have a registered program. Do you want to keep this target anyway?”. Click [Yes]. This won’t do any harm to your computer.
• Now you are ready to right click on any webpages. Whenever you find a webpage you cannot right click, just go to [Favorites] and click on the [Right Click] button you’ve created.
• Enjoy!