Turning on the Location Services in iOS 6 is a little bit different compared to iOS5.
Here is a little step by step
1) Go to settings
2) Scroll down and go to privacy
3) Select location services
4) Turn on/off location services
and you are done!
Category: Apple
Hidden keys and missing functions in Mac OS X
There are some things you might not know when you are new to OS X. This should be a list of things I am used to use in other operating systems like Windows and Linux but which are hidden in or not built-in in OS X.
- [CTRL]–>[CMD]: a lot of commands you are used to know in Windows and Linux do work in OS X with the [CMD] Key. If you are using the shell it is still the [CTRL] key.
- The Backslash [ALT]+[SHIFT]+[7]: If you need to type in a backslash ” into your console to escape the spaces or you just want to type this character into windows programs (over Remote Desktop for example)
- The Pipe [ALT]+[7]: Nearly same as the Backslash. Needed for the terminal to pipe command outputs to other commands.
- Delete [CMD]+[BACKSPACE]: If you want to move a file to the trash bin in Finder. Apparently it does not work for text.
- Changing the read-only status of a usb-drive closes the Finder (not so in Win)
- [CTRL]+[X]: In Windows and Linux you are able to cut and paste files through your file managers. But if you like to do so in OS Thanks to user mischnic who posted how it works under OSX: copy as normal & paste in with [ALT] [CMD][V]
- Rightclick: Make a click with two fingers. Dont have your fingers too close together otherwise they will be recognised as one finger.
- The Tilde ~ [ALT]+[N]: Used for navigating to your homefolder in Linux
I will write more depending on my work-experience with Mac OS X.