How Can I Install Sign in Google Drive

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!!! WARNING !!!Be careful of some of the advice here, test before you proceed.First off, I can’t help you with GMail. But I can tell you what you need to do with Google Drive data, and it doesn’t require any services or apps or anything like that.In your personal Google Drive account, you’ll note a huge list of files inside the “Shared With Me” folder. If you move these files, you are only moving a link of this share to some other folder, so, when you delete the original file, you also delete the file just moved.Instead of moving, you need to select the files you want preserved to your personal account, and right-click, and choose “Make a Copy”.When you do this, you’ll see a bunch of files in your “My Drive” folder, all beginning with “Copy of”. These files are now separate from the shared files, no sharing details or history have been preserved, so, you can now move these copies to whatever folders you want (and probably, you’ll want to rename them, too).So recap: Don’t move, only copy.If you have already moved files into other folders, thinking you’ve preserved them forever in your own account, you are grossly in danger of losing those files. First, you won’t be able to tell which are links to the original file, and which are local copies. About the only tell-tale sign is there is a grayish icon next to the name of the file, indicating that YOU shared the file with SOMEONE ELSE, not that SOMEONE ELSE shared the file with YOU. Please be sure you understand that sentence!If you were consistent about naming and where you located files, then perhaps that is your saving grace; if all files in a particular folder were moved there, then you can select all of them, then right-click and choose “MAKE A COPY”, then, you’ll see doubles of each file. Then it’s a matter of selecting the files that don’t begin with “Copy of…” and delete them, and then later, one-by-one, rename each of the “Copy of…” files to remove the “Copy of…” prefix.Argh!! - Thanks, Google :-/

These are just some of the things I've learned while trying to get a battery backup of at least 12 hours for the past two years. Hope it helps! :)Reduce the screen timeout time. This way, it keeps display on for a lesser time. This amounts to decent battery saving as many times your phone will receive an SMS (or a call) and you won't be able to look at it.Remove the Facebook's native app. Seriously, do this. It keeps an active connection 24/7 with its server and thus takes up a lot of energy. Use mobile site instead.Reduce brightness when indoors to least amount possible.Switch off data network when you know you would not (or should not?) be using your phone for sometime. As a side note, if you're not using maps or geo location features, you should not have GPS mode turned on.Turn off Wi-Fi if you don't have any connection or will be using the mobile data.Turn off Audible touch tones, Audible selection, Haptic feedback and Screen lock sound in Settings > Sound. Unnecessary use of energy which can be avoided without any incovenience.Don't let apps keep running in background. Keep shutting them down regularly.Go to Settings > Applications > Running services. Find all the apps which are running and shut the ones you don't really need. This alone can pay huge amount of dividend.Regularly monitor Memory usage option present in Settings > Applications. You'll find apps which take most of your memory and energy. Remove the ones which take most amount energy and isn't proportionately useful.Don't use Live wallpapers. They use energy for the whole time the phone is in on state. Use static images, ideally of smaller size. If it's 3 MB photograph, try reducing the size of photo before putting it as a wallpaper. It takes too much of memory every time you turn on your screen.Try using ringtone from the provided ones. If you use full song, it'll load the song in memory and then start playing it, which is a very costly operation. So, use tiny tones which loop within 2-3 seconds to save battery.

If you want move or transfer photos from Flickr to Google Drive, then you can do this by using computer. First download your photos from Flickr to computer and upload them to Google Drive account.Here are the steps to Move Photos from Flickr to Google Drive:Go to Flickr & sign in to your account.Click "You" button located at the top of the window.You will see all your photos & videos.Click the photo, you will see it in full size.Click "..." (3 horizontal dots) located at the bottom right corner of the screen.Select "View All sizes" option.Choose the size which you want to download and then click the link in the 'Download' section.Your browser prompts you to save .zip file, then click "Save" and specify a location to download. The downloaded zip file will contain the photo from the Flickr.Your photos will now be downloaded to computer.Go to One place for all your files & sign in to your account.Click "Create" button located on the left side & select "Folder" option. Specify a folder name for your photo album. This is the folder where your photos will be uploaded.Click on the folder you created. click "Upload" button located next to the create button to upload photos.Select "File" option.A "File upload" window opens up. Browse & select photos that you want to upload.Once your photos are successfully uploaded, you will be prompted with a message that says "Upload complete".You have another option to upload the photos i.e "Drag-and-drop". Here you can simply drag your photos directly from your computer to a location in your Google Drive.This is how you can move photos from Flickr to Google Drive.You can install PicBackMan's Google Drive uploader for Mac from the website and start backing up photos and videos.

I searched for a solid solution for a while, and finally had success doing this using an Android (operating system) app called Unclouded, by developer Christian Göllner (whom also has a few other useful apps).  It does it for both Google Drive (product) and Dropbox (product), but, again, you need an Android device to run it.  Here's the link on Google Play:https://play.google.com/store/ap...

* Sometimes, girls don't need advice, they just want someone to listen. * Don't be the guy who tells a kid that Santa Claus doesn't exist. * Grammar is sexy. * ***If you owe a friend money, pay them back before you start spending on yourself. * *Never trust someone who always takes forever to text you back, but is always texting "someone" when you're around them. * At least once in your life, have a job that you don't do for the money. * If you want your kids to trust you with anything, don't overreact when they do tell you. * The handsome, royal gentleman/the gorgeous, intelligent woman that you want to find so hard, won't be in the nightclubs. * Take her somewhere different. Movies and dinners are played out. She wants to tell her friends great stories. (Thank you, ladies.) * **Now that you've decide where to take her on a date, don't kill it by giving her roses. Give her an orchid. Girls love orchids. * **Girls, if a boy asks you out or proposes to you, and you're not interested in him, tell him nicely. Don't create a scene out of it. * *Choose any day and treat it like a Valentine's Day. Just ask her out ... before someone else does. * **If you can't make her your wife, don't make her a mother. Remember Jon Snow from GOT? * **You can't be old and wise if you were never young and crazy. Live your life. * **Being in a beautiful relationship %3E Being single %3E%3E%3E%3E Being in a shitty relationship. * *Winning an argument isn't worth losing a bro(1). * *Fall in love with someone's eyes. It's the one thing that never changes. Well done, Shakira(2). * ***If you don't understand an article on Wikipedia, change 'en.Wikipedia.org' to 'simple.Wikipedia.org'. A much simpler and clearer version will be available. * *Don't wait for something bad to happen for you to become a good person. * ***Your children follow your example, not your advice. Be the kind of person you want them to be. * *Be an adult when you have to be, be a kid when you can be. * Never lie to your doctor. * Chrome freezes and you can't close a tab? Press 'Shift+Esc', Chrome has its own Task Manager. * Unless you're in the first row at a concert, don't try to record it with your phone. The video and audio would be crap and you'll never watch it again. * Be careful what you wish for. Remember Simba? He couldn't wait to become the new king ... his Dad got kissing dealt with. * "No matter what you do in this life, it won't be legendary unless your friends are there to see it." - Barney Stinson, HIMYM * Spend time with your Father as often as you can. You'll miss Him when you can't anymore. * ***You know, those times in life where you have a grand thought, a fantasy, a wild gesture, a silly prank, anything really, anything that peaks your senses and makes you feel like you are living? If so, then take advantage of such moments. When your brain is telling you to call it a night, but your heart says to keep going, listen to your heart and do something new, do something fun, do something legendary and your brain will thank you for it later. You're welcome. * ***"You're given one little spark of madness, you must not lose it." - Robin Williams Most of the aforementioned advices are from various sources, some are from me. (I wish to be someone's wingman.) Footnote: (1) A girl can be a bro, bro. (2) Shakira married Pique. Pique, who? The most handsome footballer (according to me). P.S. Want more? I have a bevy. Edit (*): Initially, there were 13 (my most favourite number) advices as a part of this answer, I added six more (to make it 19, one of my favourite numbers). Want more? :p Edit 2 (**): Added five more, to make it 24 (another favourite number). Want more? Edit 3 (***): Added five more, to make it 29 (another favourite number).

you can restore the messages if you have the backup file.Whatsapp will make a backup of your mgs daily at 4am.You can see the backup either in your sd card or in the phone's internal storage inside whatapp->database->mgsstore.db.crypt8(other similar files with date concatenated are older versions of backup).Once you uninstall the whatapp and install again u ll be prompted to restore the backed up mgs.If u want to retrive ur mgs in your new phone u can just copy this file along with folder and place it ur new phone's storage or just switch the memory card to the new phone and try to install the app.You can restore the mgs when you are prompted to restore.This will work only if the phones numbers are same in old and new phone.

Thanks for the A2A.Since iOS 8, it’s possible to directly upload voice memos to third-party services via the built-in “Share” option.For this to work, you need first to install the dedicated iOS app:Dropbox appGoogle Drive appOnce installed, you’ll need to open the app and sign into your account.To directly upload a voice memo:Open the Voice Memos appTap on the desired memoTap on the “Share” iconFor Dropbox, tap on “Save to Dropbox” (bottom row)For Google Drive, tap on “Drive” (middle row)Choose the destination folderTap on “Save” or “Upload”PS: If you don’t see the “Save to Dropbox” or “Drive” icons, scroll to the right and tap on “More” to activate them.Hope this helps!

You have Cloud backups which can help you re-start your smartphone setup with contacts stored on the cloud, and your images and videos safe on iCloud or Google Drive, But what about the chat conversations on your beloved messenger?Surprisingly, there is a simple way to retrieve your chats on WhatsApp so that you can begin where you left off (or somewhere close). Here’s how you can recover your conversations on your iOS or Android device.Before you want your messages to be restored, they need to be backed up first. Make sure your WhatsApp account is linked to the Google Drive (or iCloud in case of iOS). To do this, simply head to your Settings, then go to Chats, and then Chat Backup.Here you have an option to connect your Google Drive/ iCloud account with the WhatsApp account, and it’ll begin syncing your chats now. The settings also give you option to choose whether you want to sync your videos, as well as the network on which you want to schedule the sync. You can select to sync only on Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi and Mobile Data. All chats get backed up at 2:00 AM (Local time).Now once you’ve begun the backup process, you’re pretty much safe from losing your conversations when your smartphone goes down, or if you’re switching smartphones. If your device runs into trouble, and you’ve got a fresh smartphone with WhatsApp installed, It’ll identify your Gmail account (in case of Android) connected to the Google Drive or iCloud (in case of iOS) on the smartphone, and ask you to restore conversations. In case of Android, just make sure your Google Sync is on while you’re wanting to restore your conversations and you’ll be good to go.However, if it doesn’t pop the notification, you can simply head to the Chat Backup section and tap the restore button to get your conversations back on track. Make sure you have a stable connection for a seamless sync process. The device will be restored to the last backup synced on the smartphone, and you’re pretty much good to go.

I am a YouTube addict and here are a few YouTube tricks that I know:To create funny GIF files from your favourite videos just add GIF in the video url before YouTube. This will take you to the GIF center. Here you can also add various other effects and captions too.To download a YouTube video, type magic You and Tube in the video URL i.e. YoumagicTube followed by the other part of the URL. Here you can download the video in various formats. This hack is quite helpful.Search #artistname to land on a musician’s topic page. Eg.- #AdeleKeyboard Shortcuts: k = pause or play j = rewind 10 seconds l = fast-forward 10 secondsm = mutef = full screenNumber 0 = go to the beginning of the video Numbers 1 to 9 = jump to 10% to 90% of the videoWhile captions are on: + = make caption font bigger - = make caption font smallerIf you want to share a video at a specific time during the video i.e. like lets say after 1 min 5 seconds right click on the video and select “Get Video URL at specific time”.There is an app called Kids Youtube available in the playstore which is a very handy app for your kids. It has all your Kid’s favourite shows along with various other videos related to their education, fun etc.There are a bajillion videos on Youtube so trying to find that specific Youtube video you want to watch is an adventure by itself. You might find yourself crawling through dozens of pages hoping to land the video you actually want to watch. The solution for this time-consuming exercise is to add allintitle: before the keywords you are search for. What it does is basically provide you with only videos that include the chosen keywords.If you are listening to a song and want to hear the song on a loop, then simply add repeat after YouTube in the URL i.e. YouTubeRepeat followed by the URL as usual.At the bottom of the screen (when you access YouTube through a browser) you will find an option called “Try Something New”. Here you will have certain features that are not launched yet by YouTube, which you can try in advance. This feature is actually very cool.Hope this helps!