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Google India has rolled out a new feature called People Cards for Indian consumers for Mobile Platform only(Not for Desktop) — a Google Search feature that lets users create a virtual visiting card, highlight their existing website or social profiles. People Cards is aimed at helping the millions of individuals, influencers, entrepreneurs, prospective employees, self-employed people, freelancers, or anyone else out there who wants to be discovered and help the world find them. Starting today, users across India can discover the people cards on their mobile phones, in English. How to create a People Card on Google For Mobile Devices: To create a People Card, sign in to your Google Account on your Chrome Browser app for Mobile.  Search for your name, or “add me to Search” and tap the prompt that appears. You will be asked to provide your phone number for verification purposes. Enter the six-digit code to continue. To start building your people card, people can choose to include...

If you have installed the Windows 10 OS, want to have a look at the keyboard shortcuts for quick access then this the right place you have been, have a look at it, then try it yourself and enjoy!!!! Windows logo key +  t   =  Shows the Taskbar Taskbar Windows logo key +  a  =  Notifications (or) Action Center Action Center Windows logo key  +  d  =  Desktop Desktop Windows logo key  +  e  =  Quick Access Quick Access Windows logo key  +  h  =  Captures the Current Screen and Give You Option To Share Sharing Screen Windows logo key  +  i  =  Settings Settings Screen Windows logo key  +  j, Windows + f, Windows + n,Windows + w = Searches the desktop Desktop Screen Showing Selected files, folders and Application Shortcuts Windows logo key  +  k = Searches for Wireless Display and Audio devices and Connect them Wireless Display Screen Windows logo key ...

If you are recently installed the new Windows 10 OS to your PC, then the most recent change they have made to the most used keyboard shortcut  Windows logo key + e will point to Quick Access by default instead of This PC (or) My Computer , so if you are wondering how to change this setting you have to follow the below steps Just press Windows logo key + e go to Quick Access ---> Right Click on Quick Access on the Left Hand Side ---> Options ---> Chnage Open File Explorer to ---> This PC Below Are the Screenshots depicting the steps: Step 1 : Quick Access Step 2: Right Click and Select Options Step 3: Select This PC