Yes, Sony makes phones. And they're coming back to the US

Sony is virtually invisible in the US, but it's vowing to make buying its Android phones easier. Now it just needs to get people to seek out an Xperia device.

Don't call it a comeback. Sony phones never really made much of an impression in the first place.

The Sony brand is a household name when it comes to televisions and the PlayStation video game console, yet few people in the US know the Japanese conglomerate also makes phones.

Sony wants to change that, and has vowed to return to the US in a bigger way with its newly unveiled smartphone family.

"We're committed to coming to the US with these Xperia X phones," said Don Mesa, head of North American marketing for Sony Mobile, in an interview Monday. "This year represents a new chapter."

Sony is yet another company to use this year's Mobile World Congress trade show as a springboard to re-enter the mobile business and as a chance to present itself as a legitimate premium alternative to Apple's iPhone or Samsung's Galaxy S line. Hewlett-Packard on Sunday unveiled a Windows 10 phonethat can turn into a laptop, its first handset in two years, while the CEO of onetime phenom Nokia hinted at a return to the phone business.

One of the key reasons for Sony's struggles has been a mixed relationship with the carriers, the wireless providers through which most people buy phones. The company saw moderate success at T-Mobile, but struggled when it switched its focus to the larger Verizon. In June, Sony showed off the Xperia Z4v, which it customized for the US's largest carrier, but delayed the phone for so long that it actually released the next-generation Xperia Z5internationally first. Verizon scrapped the then generation-old Xperia Z4vbefore it was even released.

In February, Sony quietly released the Xperia Z5 in the US through Amazon, several months after its debut elsewhere.

For the midtier Xperia X, low-end Xperia XA and premium Xperia X Performance, as well as the Xperia Ear Bluetooth headset accessory, Sony will forego the traditional route of selling through a carrier and offer the phones on its own site or through retailers such as Amazon. Mesa said he was still working through the deals with other retailers, including physical stores.

The advantage of going directly to the customer is a phone maker's ability to present its whole product lineup in the best light and to "tell the story behind it," Mesa said. In addition, bypassing the carriers means Sony can bring buyers the latest phones as they become available around the world. "We've always held back," he said.

But the direct-to-consumer strategy is risky, and plenty of competitors are also going that route. Chinese companies such as Huawei, ZTE and Alcatel have all set up their own online shops -- some through Amazon -- to sell their phones. The devices tend to be cheaper, although they usually pack in quality components.

"We have to show our clear technical advantage," Sony Mobile US President Kunihiko Shiomi said in an interview. "This is not easy, but we have to try."

Sony won't likely be able to just sit back and hope for the phones to take off.

"A lot of it will depend on things like marketing spend (which I don't anticipate much)," said IDC analyst Ramon Llamas. "The new smartphones don't do too much to stand out against the competition."

Mesa said Sony hadn't figured out how much it would commit to marketing and building the brand in the US. "We won't spend willy-nilly," he said.

Sony hopes to target people who stream a lot of videos and other consumer content. It'll lean on established brands such as PlayStation, Mesa said, although he squashed the idea that Sony had considered giving its phones the PlayStation name./cnet.com/news/

Why $800 isn't an insane price for an HTC Vive

Commentary: PC VR systems are expensive. Deal with it. But also know that the Vive includes its special controllers.

Everyone panicked about the price of the Oculus Rift, the first high-end VR system for PCs, when it was announced a few months ago. $600 for a VR headset? That's crazy. Indeed, founder Palmer Luckey even apologized for implying the price was going to be lower. Then came the HTC Vive's price reveal this week: $800 -- or, okay, $799. (US; we don't know international pricing yet). Suddenly everyone got even angrier.

But the price of the Vive isn't even that bad. The Oculus Rift costs $600. It comes with a headset, a little desktop position sensor, a remote control, and an Xbox One controller, plus two free games for those who preorder: Eve Valkyrie and Lucky's Tale. But you don't get Oculus' fancy new Touch controllers, which debut later this year.

The HTC Vive gives you a headset, full-room sensors, two wireless Vive game controllers for dual-handed play, and two games if you preorder (Job Simulator and Fantastic Contraption). If the Oculus Rift included the Touch controllers, would its package price approach $800 too? Considering the price of high-end PC controllers, it's entirely likely.

The Vive's dual controllers, and how they work, are a lot better than an Xbox controller

The Vive's included tech is considerably more advanced out of the box than the Oculus Rift. It has full-room position sensing, which means you can take a walk in a holodeck-like environment, versus the Rift's slightly more restrictive room movement. It has a camera that can help you see around you even with the headset on. And most importantly, its included controllers are fantastic.

They're designed to let you move and control things in VR, and feel like the best fusion of a game controller and something new. Oculus has its futuristic Touch controllers on the horizon, but right now all you get is an Xbox controller. And trust me, it's not the same.

The HTC Vive, at least, aims to be a "complete set" out of the box: room sensors, the headset, the controllers. The Oculus Rift, in its current about-to-debut mid-2016 form, won't have all the pieces you might want. It means the Vive might even be the better deal.

Too expensive for you? Then PC VR isn't for you

Either way, you'll still need a PC with graphics specs that are pretty high. And we have no idea how many peripherals VR hardware makers will try to sell us down the road.

VR for PCs is high-end, elaborate stuff. Amazing, but elaborate. And most definitely the stuff of early adopters. Still feel like the price is too high? Get a mobile VR headset instead. High-end PC VR gaming isn't meant for everyone. And it's not priced to be, either.

But I don't think the price is the issue here. It's what games you can play, and how easy it is to set up and use. Oculus and Valve will be going head-to-head in the PC space, and we don't know, yet, which will win. These are the very first days.

We'll be reviewing both the Vive and the Rift when they launch this spring, but until then, I'd just suggest that if you thought the Oculus Rift was expensive, the HTC Vive isn't really any different. You're going to pay a lot for bleeding-edge VR technology. Just know you get more in the box with the HTC Vive, even if it costs a little bit more up-front./cnet.com/

How To Recover Deleted Facebook Messages, Pictures And Videos

Hello friends today I’m come with another Facebook trick. I find some queries from internet, many people want to recover deleted Facebook messages, pictures and video. But they don’t know about Facebook new feature but here we discuss about this feature.

I am surely said that when you go on Google and search for this queries “how to retrieve Facebook messages” OR “Recover deleted Facebook messages” then you can find lots of fake post and article there. This is time wasting to read fake posts. That’s why I guide you how you can get back deleted txt massages and photos. Continue reading…

Recover Deleted Facebook Messages, Pictures And Videos With Date:

Follow my easy steps and get back deleted text messages, recover deleted pictures, videos and also get back your all profile data.

1. Login into your Facebook account and go to setting after it navigate to General account Settings.

2. Now you can see the Download a copy of your Facebook data, now click on download a copy link.

3. After clicking on link this will open a new page and on this page you can see download archive button. Click on it, after clicking it want you password and asking security question by Facebook.

4. Now you get message by Facebook – “the download link will be sent to your email id which you used to create your Facebook account.

5. Wait for a minute, check your e-mail, now you can see that you received Message from Facebook with download link. Click on download link can download zip file.

Dining Rooms That Mix Classic And Ultra-Modern Decor

The oft-repeated advice about writing and art, "you have to know the rules before you break them" is a vital part of interior design theory. This saying is especially helpful to remember when mixing styles or eras – it's always better to have an intimate understanding of the styles you want to emulate before embarking to reinvent those time-tested concepts. But nobody needs to be an expert to simply explore the options. In fact, these eclectic dining rooms will help you learn the art of mixed-era design so you can adapt some of those transcendent dining room ideas to work within your own home.

/home-designing.com/

How virtual reality could soon help stroke victims recover

A $100 million investment in a Swiss startup highlights how VR offers more than just fun and games.

Doctors could soon start prescribing an unusual solution to help stroke victims in the US: virtual reality goggles.

That's the hope of Switzerland-based MindMaze, which on Wednesday got a $100 million investment to bring its blend of virtual reality hardware and neuroscience to market. The four-year-old startup's technology has already won approval from regulators in Europe, where its applications for brain injury victims showcase what could soon be possible in the United States.

MindMaze's 34-year-old founder and CEO Tej Tadi explains how: Imagine a stroke victim who's lost control of her left hand but can still move her right hand. After putting on MindMaze goggles, the patient sees a 3-D image, or avatar, of her left hand that moves as she moves her right hand.

"That triggers areas in the brain to say, 'Wait, let's regain control of this hand'," says Tadi. " The hand that was not working now works ." And that process of tricking the brain into seeing something that's actually not there in the real world accelerates recovery, he says.

This is the year that VR is set to take off. Almost every major tech company -- from Samsung and HTC to Facebook's Oculus and Sony -- has either released a VR headset or plans to do so. Their investments, as well as those made by smaller but well-funded startups like Jaunt, NextVR and Magic Leap, are expected to change the way we play video games and how we watch sports,presidential debates, porn or a Hollywood movie.

The investment in MindMaze, led by multinational conglomerate Hinduja Group, underscores just how VR could shake up medicine. In fact, Hinduja's nine-figure bet places MindMaze, a 55-person company, among the top three best-funded virtual reality startups in the world, according to PitchBook, a venture capital research firm.

"If there's a short list of areas where virtual reality will be really helpful or usable, health care is on that list," says Brian Blau, vice president of research at information technology research firm Gartner.

For Blau, who's been studying virtual reality since the 1990s, the potential impact on health care makes sense. VR works by tricking the brain into believing what it's seeing is three-dimensional and, often, lifelike. More than most other professions or markets, health care demands realism.

"There's so much that needs to be immersive," says Blau.

"There's so much that needs to be immersive," says Blau.

Since the 1990s, virtual reality has been used to help patients suffering from phobias overcome their fears. One early study showed how VR was a useful tool to help overcome fears of spiders.

Now, the increasingly powerful displays in VR goggles are helping emergency room doctors prepare for situations that are dangerous, costly or simply impossible to replicate in real life.

For example, instead of using actual cadavers, medical students can "work through mock surgeries" in VR, according to PitchBook, whose 2015 report concluded "the use of VR to provide zero-risk environments to conduct training can be invaluable."

To be sure, health care will still play a smaller role in VR than gaming or entertainment, according to Gartner. Only 8 percent of the 121 venture capital investments in virtual reality startups in 2014 and 2015 went to health care projects, according to Pitchbook.

But for millions of Americans suffering from brain injuries and looking to regain control over their limbs, 2016 could be more than just the year that playing Call of Duty or Grand Theft Auto got a lot cooler.

MindMaze won't say how much its device and software will cost in the US. (In Europe, the company's service costs upwards of $30 per month for individuals). But CEO Tadi is confident his solution will soon be in the hands, or on the heads, of patients.

"In 2016, they'll have an FDA-approved medical-grade virtual reality device in clinics," says Tadi.
Source:/www.cnet.com/

Best Fitness Tracker Bands

Whether you're looking to count your daily steps, keep track of your sleep habits or see how many calories you burn in a workout, a slew of new devices aim to offer everyone from athletes to average Joes more insight into the details of their lives. These gadgets, called fitness trackers, have increased in popularity in recent years, and are showing no signs of slowing down. The devices often work together with smartphone apps and websites to help you view your activity, set health goals, share your achievements with friends and sometimes provide extra motivation to get off the couch.

Live Science reporters have tested all of the fitness trackers listed here, and ranked each in four categories — Design/Comfort, User-Friendliness, Value of Information and Enjoyment/Inspiration. We've reviewed them, and can give you a look at the pros and cons of each device, as well as how it stacks up against the competition.

Choosing the right fitness tracker depends on may factors, including the seriousness with which you approach fitness, exactly what you want to track, how much you want to spend and how discreet or flashy you want the device on your wrist to be.

Below is the overall rating for all the devices we've reviewed, along with summaries of our reviews to help you pick the right one for your lifestyle.

Best overall fitness tracker

Fitbit Charge HR

While the Jawbone UP2 actually score higher in its review, the Fitbit Charge HR gets a stay of execution as the leader in our best fitness tracker list because it does a lot more. By using continuous heart rate monitoring the Fitbit Charge HR can offer more accurate feedback on your activity and calorific burn than its rivals, and it comes in three handy sizes for different wrists. The OLED screen will show off your daily stats, as well as caller ID from your smartphone, and the app is brilliant for beginners and communities.

The verdict is in: Fitbit Charge HR review

£119.99

Best for basics

Jawbone UP2

While the Jawbone UP2 falls short of the Charge HR's advanced fitness skills, it's a comfortable, good looking and accurate activity tracker that totally nails the basics. The strong activity tagging, sleep monitoring and smart alarm make a near dream suite of features. In fact, we'd recommend the UP2 over its more advanced bigger brother, the Jawbone UP3, because pound-for-pound it represents much better value.

The full review: Our Jawbone UP2 verdict

£89.99 | Amazon

Best for runners

Fitbit Surge

Again with the continuous heart rate, the Fitbit Surge is built for multi-sports. As well as the usual running and cycling, the Surge is also great for the gym, enabling you to track static cardio workouts that are the foil of most movement-based trackers. Not only that, but the full OLED screen will display calls, texts and notifications in full, making this a true fitness super watch.

Get the low-down: Read our in-depth Fitbit Surge review

£199

Moov

Moov is a small, round element, which you clip into a strap and wear around your leg. More than a simple run tracker, a run tracker, Moov is a trainer and the aim of the game is to turn you into a better runner, with actionable information and personalised coaching. The coaching on offer is superb, and most runners can learn genuinely useful information and use the device to train more efficiently.

Our verdict: Moov review

$79, moov.cc | Amazon

Best for multisports

Garmin Vivoactive

This every day sports wearable blends fitness and sports features with reliable notifications in a reasonably priced package. It's not exactly a looker but don't let that put you off, the Vivoactive has GPS to accurately track running, cycling and swimming with live pace and distances. It's not perfect - the screen is dull and the sleep tracking is awful - but as an easy to live with sports companion with access to Garmin Connect, this is a brilliant buy.

In-depth: Garmin Vivoactive review

£200, garmin.com | Amazon

Best for heart rate tracking

Basis Peak

Aside from our overall best fitness tracker the Fitbit Charge HR, our alternative pick for continuous heart rate monitoring is the Basis Peak. The Charge HR might be more useful and simple to read but the Peak is more accurate. The watch will auto-detect when you're running and spit out some detailed heart rate information on your sessions into the web app, and enable you to monitor your vitals while you're pounding the pavements. Lack of GPS is an issue, but the Basis Peak is still a strong companion.

£170, mybasis.com | Amazon

Best for swimmers

Garmin Swim

We've had a lot of questions about swimming compatible fitness trackers as not all the most popular devices are waterproof. Our pick is the Garmin Swimwhich offers great monitoring of your pool performance - number of strokes, stroke type, distance covered - with 5 ATM protection. More casual swimmer should check out the cheaper Misfit Shine which is also waterproof to 50m.

If swimming is important to you, then check out our round up of the best waterproof fitness trackers.

£129.99, garmin.com | Amazon

Best for bling

Swarovski Shine

A new addition from CES 2015, the Swarovski Shine could be the ultimate lady's fitness tracker. Hidden behind the Swarovski crystal are all the tracking smarts you could ask for, and there's a range of accessories from bracelets to necklaces. The tracker comes with a sports strap too as standard, to track running, cycling and swimming too. Later in the year will come a solar powered version, offering infinite battery life, and the purple colour you can see above.

In detail: Swarovski Shine review

$249, misfit.com

Best for styleMondaine Helvetica No.1 Smart

Mondaine watches are inherently wearable and the MotionX tech packed inside the company's first connected timepiece hasn't altered that fact. It's simply stunning, easily the best looking piece of wrist-based wearable tech that we've come across. It could have fallen flat on its face if the fitness tracking aspects weren't up to scratch but Mondaine avoided that embarrassment by enlisting the Silicon Valley experts and, while it's expensive, you're paying for solid Swiss Made quality.

More info: Our Mondaine smartwatch review

$TBC, mondaine.com

Withings Activité

Now for a double header of Withings tech. The Withings Activité is the jewel in the wearable crown, packing step counting, distance checking and sleep tracking into a Swiss made analogue watch, that looks frankly glorious. It even comes with a sports strap for the pool, making it as adept for workouts as it is in the boardroom.

Essential reading: Withings Activité review

£320, withings.com | Amazon

Withings Activité Pop

If you don't fancy splashing out in excess of three hundred notes for a tracker, the Withings Activité Pop could be the answer to your prayers. Packing the same smarts as its big brother, plastic replaces metal and China replaces Switzerland for this bargain tracker that will turn heads for all the right reasons.

Get the full view: Withings Activité Pop review

£119, withings.com | Amazon

Best for sleep trackingMisfit Shine

The Misfit Shine has some of the best sleep tracking in the business, providing excellent detail on your nightly deep, light and REM cycles. All importantly, the Shine automatically knows when you're asleep so there's no missed data, and the low profile means it's comfortable to wear at night, maximizing its effectiveness.

£79, misfit.com | Amazon

Best for notifications

Garmin Vivosmart

The Garmin Vivosmart, the Vivofit's natural successor, offers users a combo of smartwatch and activity tracking features in one slick device packing a nice, curved OLED display.

It's got all the same fitness features of the Vivofit plus the kind of notifications you'd expect from a smartwatch too. The alerts come by way of vibrations in the wrist and you'll see an overview of what's happening on the OLED screen.

Get the in-depth view: Gamin Vivosmart review

£139.99, buy.garmin.com | Amazon

Sony SmartBand Talk

Placed somewhere between a fitness tracker and a smartwatch is the Sony SmartBand Talk . Its core intended purpose is as an activity device with sensors, like an accelerometer and altimeter, which are used to track your runs, walks and climbs. There's a battery-saving 1.4-inch E Paper display and built-in voice controls which means you can make calls by talking into the band if you really want to. There are lots of nice colour options and you can use the Sony Lifelog app on Android to collate all of your data.

In depth: Sony SmartBand Talk review

£129, sonymobile.com | Amazon

Best for a tight budgetJawbone UP Move

For a $49.99 tracker, the Jawbone UP Move is extremely adept when it comes to sports. A tap of the button will set it into a dedicated tracking mode, which you can later assign to a dizzying list of sports from running to yoga and Zumba. While not hugely insightful, tagging enables fitness fans to keep track of their workouts, and get better representations of their calorific burn in the Jawbone app, which is coincidentally one of the best in the business.

Read more: Jawbone UP Move review

£39.99, jawbone.com | Amazon

Misfit Flash

While the Jawbone UP Move we've already highlighted is a superb budget fitness band, so is its rival the Misfit Flash. Packing the exact same tech as the more expensive Misfit Shine/Swarovski Shine, the plastic Flash tracks steps, sleep and swims extraordinarily well and comes in a vibrant array of colours to suit all tastes.

Read more: Misfit Flash review

£49.99, misfit.com | Amazon

Razer Nabu X

Another CES 2015 debutant, the Razer Nabu X discards the screen to offer sleep and step tracking at a fraction of the price. The really interesting part is the app store, and third party features include being able to trade Steam contacts with other gamers you meet. There are also basic notifications, and you can customise the three LEDs that make up the Nabu X's interface to flash different colours for different types of alert.

Hands-on: Razer Nabu X review

$49.99, razer.com | Amazon

Xiaomi Mi Band

Now available outside of China, the Mi Band is a superbly built and wonderfully capable band, with an astonishing price. At just $13 Xiaomi has shifted over a million of its bands in China alone, possibly making this the ultimate fitness tracker.

Our verdict: Xiaomi Mi Band review

£10, xiaomishop.com | Amazon

Facebook Tricks 2015 – Best Tips

Facebook a Social networking website from whom no one is unknown these days.  It allows you to
connect with any one all around the Globe and Chat with them, Share Videos & movies and many more. As everyone know How to basic things on Facebook, Here we will Share some of the Latest Working Facebook Tricks which make your facebook more interesting. There Tricks are well researched by our team all Tricks working. So let’s Go through these tricks once and use in your facebook account.

1.Trick to update blank status:

• Now you can update your Facebook status as blank.first login to your Facebook account.

• if you want to update your blank status as long statement the paste the code again below the code just like below

                                         @[3:3: ]

                                         @[3:3: ]

                                         @[3:3: ]

                                         @[3:3: ]

2.POST ANIMATED (.GIF) IMAGES ON FACEBOOK:

Many other Social networking websites like Google plus allows you to Share animated gif’s images which really looks pretty Cool, but if your daily Facebook you would be knowing that gif images are not allowed on FB. Don’t worry here is the trick to Post gif images on Facebook:

• Simple visit giphy website.
• Now select a animated gif image which you want to post on FB.
• Paste the image the link on Facebook Status and Voila its done !! 

3.INVITE ALL FRIENDS TO LIKE A FB PAGE WITH SINGLE CLICK

You created a new Facebook Fan page but don’t have any likes on it. The best way to get Likes is to invite your all friends to like a Facebook page, but inviting your each friend manually takes a hell lot of time. But you can use the this Latest trick to invite all friends to like facebook page by a Single Click:

• LogIn to your Facebook account and Open the Page for which you want to send invitations to your Friends.
• Now Click on Invite friends Option and a pop up will appear.
• Now simply press f12 key from your Keyboard and Chrome Console window will Open.
• Copy the below posted Code and paste it in the Console window and you’re done !!

var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName(‘uiButton _1sm’); for(var i=0; i<inputs.length;i++) { inputs[i].click(); } 

4.DOWNLOAD FACEBOOK PHOTO ALBUM IN A SINGLE CLICK:

Now you can download  facebook photo album with a single click,all you need is to just go to app named Facebook2zip.com

• Step1: As soon as go the above app you are asked to Login with facebook just like in above picture
• Step2: Now choose your friend from whom you want to download photo album you can see an arrow 2 pointing in the above picture
• Step3: Now choose the album what you want to download
• Step4: Just click Download button and save photo album to your desired location. 

5.POST AND CREATE FAKE FACEBOOK STATUS:

Now amaze your friends by posting Fake Status on your FB profile with anyone’s name whether it is Bill Gates to Mark Zuckerbergs. Just follow below simple instructions:-

• Visit  The Wall Machine website.
• And Connect it with your Facebook profile and Log in to it.
• Now you’ll able to create any kind of Fake Fb Status and post on your profile. 

6.CREATE A VIDEO WITH YOUR FACEBOOK PICTURES:

now can create a video with your facebook pictures it is so easy you can go to pixable.com and login with your facebook account.

7.FIND WHO UNFRIEND YOU ON FACEBOOK:

• If you think that someone of your friends has Unfriend you on Facebook and your not able to find who is that.
• Now you can use this Application to find the one who removed or deleted you from your Profile. 

8.POST YOUR STAUS IN ALL FACEBOOK GROUPS AT ONCE:

• it is easy to post your status on your wall.when comes you have to post status in all groups it takes much time and even it is hard task.by using simple app it is easy you can post in all facebook groups at once
• Go to Multi post application and login with Facebook.
• you can also use another app click here 

9.SYNC FACEBOOK CALENDAR WITH GOOGLE CALENDAR:

If you have been using Fb calendar as well as Google Calendar I’m sure it had been created a big mess to manage your important reminders, appointments and birthday. But now below we have showed How to Sync Facebook Calendar with Google Calendar:

• Open your facebook and Simply go to Events and head towards Calendar tab.
• Now just Tap on setting and Click on the export button.
• Now you have to Choose what you want to export “Friends birthday” or “upcoming events” select one which is appropriate to you and then Copy their link address.
• LogIn to your Google account and visit Google Calendar page.
• Now Simply Click on Other Calendars and tap on the drop down button and then Choose Add by URL.
• Here you’ll paste the link which got from the FB calendar and Click on Add Calendar button. 

10.SEND PHOTOS IN CHAT BOX:

• while you are chating with your friends you can send photos in chat box.
• see here how can we send photos in chat box. 

11.HOW TO DELETE/DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT?

• Most of people think that deactivating and deleting are same but in practical they are different.
• click here how we can delete/deactivate facebook account. 

12. ACCEPT ALL FRIEND REQUEST AT ONCE

• Login to your FB account and visit your Friend request page.
• Now Copy the below Code and Post it your friend request page address bar.

javascript:for( i = 1;i<document.getElementsByName(“actions[accept]”).length;i++){document.getElementsByName(“actions[accept]”)[i].click();}void(0);

• And press enter…That’s it !! Now check all your friends would be added to your friend list. 

13. RESTORE DELETED FACEBOOK MESSAGES AND IMAGES

• Simple Login to your facebook account and head towards general setting page through this link.
• Now Click on Download a Copy of your Facebook Data
• At the very next page a Download archieve button will be visible, Click on it and they might ask you to enter your FB password again, Just enter it.
• When you click on Submit button and you will see download link for your data will be sent to your email id.
• Now log in to your mail account and download the archive from the link which you received in your mail.
• That’s it..!! Extract or Unzip the file and there would all information of your FB account such as messages, image, videos, etc. 

14.COOL FACEBOOK CHAT TRICKS:

• Send your Friends Cool messages in different Style like Upside down or flipped text and many more.
• Visit this website from your Computer browser.
• Now here type your desired text in dialog box and choose appropriate style.
• Now Simple Copy the text and post it to FB status and it will appear in different style.

15. VISIBLE ONLINE FOR WHOM YOU WANT:

Now you can visible online for whom you want.By using this trick you can chat with only with the persons whom you want.

• Just go to Advanced chat settings by clicking on Gear icon below chat bar.

• Then a pop up arises  just like below screen capture

• Now click Turn On chat for Some Friends
• Now add your friends in the options

• finally click save option.

So that’s all for this post.soon i am going to write about  best facebook tricks-part 2.stay connected with us. don’t forget to like us on Facebook. if i missed any best facebook trick let me know in the comments below.so that i will update them on my list.