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How to transfer data from iPhone to Android smartphone

• Data 17/09/2022
• Autor Andrei Melcioiu
• -2
• 395

If you are done with the Apple ecosystem and you have decided to move to Android, then there is a simple method using which you can transfer your data from your Apple iPhone to your new Android smartphone. You don’t need to buy any special dongle from Apple to do this – everything can be transferred via cloud which is not just easy but also secure. Using this method, you will be able to move contacts, calendar events, photos and video from iPhone to a new drive.

Requirements

• You need both of your phones connected to fast internet and the battery should be charged enough.
• You also need a Google account, if you don’t have any then you need to create one.
• You will only be able to transfer up to 15GB data for free.

How to enable or disable crash detection on Apple Watch

• Data 17/09/2022
• Autor Andrei Melcioiu
• 1
• 430

Apple Watch Crash Detection can detect if you indulge in a car crash or accident. After a crash is detected, the watch will tap (vibrate) on your wrist and show an Emergency SOS slider on the screen. If you do not respond for 20 seconds, it will automatically call emergency services with the required information.

It also alerts emergency contacts that you had a car crash with your location. And if you have added your Medical ID, the watch will show a Medical ID slider on the screen for any emergency responder to see your medical details.

Apple has added new motion sensors, an improved 3-axis gyroscope, and a high g-force accelerometer. Apple claims that it can detect the extreme impact of a crash up to 246g force. These sensors can detect motions up to 4x faster than the previous models which allow the latest Apple Watch models to sense the impact more precisely.

How to Parse CSV Data in Bash

• Data 15/09/2022
• Autor scorus adrian
• 2
• 533

A Comma Separated Values file is a text file that holds tabulated data. CSV is a type of delimited data. As the name suggests, a comma “,” is used to separate each field of data—or value—from its neighbors.

CSV is everywhere. If an application has import and export functions, it’ll almost always support CSV. CSV files are human-readable. You can look inside them with less, open them in any text editor, and move them from program to program. For example, you can export the data from an SQLite database and open it in LibreOffice Calc.

However, even CSV can become complicated. Want to have a comma in a data field? That field needs to have quotation marks “"” wrapped around it. To include quotation marks in a field each quotation mark needs to be entered twice.

Of course, if you are working with CSV generated by a program or script that you have written, the CSV format is likely to be simple and straightforward. If you’re forced to work with more complex CSV formats, with Linux being Linux, there are solutions we can use for that too.