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Apple  just released iOS4  for the iPhone and iPod touch, and now that you've downloaded and upgraded to the much-hyped iDevice update, here's a look at the new shortcuts, settings, and features you'll need to know—and want to use. The New Shortcuts On a little device with just one button and no major forms of interaction beyond tapping a screen, shortcuts can be serious timesavers. Here are the new shortcuts in iOS4 you'll want to know: Hold then drag-and-drop to create app folders: You can now create folders to store and organize the apps on your iPhone's home screen, particularly handy if you're a bit of an app junkie. To create a folder, tap and hold any icon on the home screen until they all start wiggling. Then  drag and drop any application on top of another  to create a folder with those apps together. Double-tap home for quick app switching:  The quick app switching shortcut pulls up your most recently opened applications whenever you  double-tap...

Rather than clicking on the task bar and then safely removing the pendrive you can eaily do so creating a shortcut: The Steps are:- 1)Create shortcut on your desktop by right click and selecting new shortcut from the menu. 2)Type "RunDll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL hotplug.dll" click next and then finish. shortcut is created and now you can assign a shortcut key to it. just right click on it and select properties-> Click on Shortcut Tab -> Assign a Shortcut key to it(it will take Ctrl+Alt by default)eg: if you press 1 shortcut will be Ctrl+Alt+1.

With the right graphics hardware and version of Vista, you can take advantage of the Flip 3D windows-switching effect. Simply press the Windows+Tab combo to activate the effect. For easier mouse-only or Tablet use, you can make a desktop shortcut. Right-click on the desktop and use the New and shortcut commands. Type "RunDll32 DwmApi #105" in the location box and click Next to name the shortcut and Finish.