Transfer your Google Data to your Beloved ones even after your Death

Do you know, you can share your Google data even after your death? Yes, now it is possible with an exciting feature provided by Google. Google always comes with the exciting features and this is one of them. You can share your data with anyone you want after your death.

Here are the few steps through which your data can be transferred if your account has not been accessed for a particular period of time.

Log in to your Gmail account. Go to your account settings. At the end of the page, in the account management there will be an option “Learn more and go to setup”. Click on that. Then on the next page click on setup. Then at the option “Notify contacts and share data” click on “Add trusted contact”. In this you can add up to 10 contacts. It asks you either enter the email address or the name of the persons with whom you would like to share your data.  Enter the email or name of the person who you think can be trusted to share data with.

Click on next. Then it asks you what you would like to share. It gives you the following options:
Contacts, Drive, Hangouts, Mail, Picasa Web Albums, Reader, YouTube. You can also select all of them. On the same page it asks you to enter the mobile number. A verification code will be sent to that number after your account becomes inactive. That code will be required to access your dataafter your account becomes inactive. So, enter the mobile number of the person whose name or email id you provided earlier.
Then, it will ask you to add a message along with the subject. This message will be sent to the person whom you would like to share your data. This message will be sent after your accountbecomes inactive. After adding the message click on save.
Then you can select the time you would like your account to be inactive after your last signing out. You have to select an option out of 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months and 18 months. By default it is set to 3 months. It will ask you to provide a contact number on which an alert will be sent before performing any action on your account. It will also give an option that whether you would like your account to be deleted after becoming inactive. You can specify that also. Then finally click on enable.

Once you enabled it don’t forget to access it for the time duration you entered your account to be inactive within, if not accessed.
Enable it as early as possible if you wish to share your data with someone after your death.

IPhone 6 vs IPhone 6 Plus

For the first time in its history, Apple now has two flagship smartphones on the market. While Apple did offer the iPhone 5c last year, that device was intended more as a midrange device.

Here are a number of differences between the two devices and why you might need one over the other.

Size and Display

The most obvious difference between the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus is the display. The iPhone 6 has a 4.7-inch display, with the iPhone 6 Plus boasting a 5.5-inch display.

It is important to remember that even the smaller iPhone 6 is larger than last year's iPhone 5S, so for those who like the size of the iPhone 5S, the standard iPhone 6 will probably be the best choice.

The iPhone 6 has a resolution of 1334x740, while the iPhone 6 Plus' resolution sits at 1920x1080. This is quite a difference, and puts the iPhone 6 Plus with other flagship devices on the market, while the iPhone 6 has a rather disappointing display.

Camera

Both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have an improved camera, now including 8-megapixel iSight sensors. Apple also says that both devices now have "Focus Pixels," allowing the cameras to focus much faster on the subject.

The iPhone 6 Plus, however, goes a step further and offers optical image stabilization, essentially allowing the camera to physically move within the phone to compensate for being shaken a little while a photo is being taken. Human movement is inevitable when taking a photo, so this feature is a very nice addition. For those who are into photography and want more than the occasional photo with friends at a party, the iPhone 6 Plus may be the better option.

Battery Life

In addition to the features mentioned, the iPhone 6 Plus will also get a better battery life. According to the specs that Apple has posted on its website, the iPhone 6 Plus will have a standby time of up to 16 days on a single charge, while the iPhone 6 will "only" last 10 days. The iPhone 6 Plus can also play audio for up to 80 hours, with the iPhone 6 coming in at 60.

While both devices have a rather good battery life, it is still a feature that will put the iPhone 6 Plus ahead of the iPhone 6 for many users.

Cost

Just because the iPhone 6 Plus has the features to make many want to buy it over its little brother, that does not mean that everyone can afford it.

The iPhone 6, with 16 GB of storage, will start at $199 with a two-year contract. In comparison, the iPhone 6 Plus will come in at $299 with a two-year contract.

Other Features

Both devices will get a number of other upgrades. They will both take advantage of Apple's new A8 processor and will features Near-Field Communication technology, allowing users to try Apple's new Apple Pay mobile payment system. In addition, they will both include Apple's new iOS 8, which brings a number of software upgrades.

Conclusions

As far as specifications go, the iPhone 6 Plus is a clear winner. However that does not necessarily justify spending the extra money, especially for those that do not need the better features. Not only that, but the size alone is enough to repel many from the iPhone 6 Plus.

Whichever device is chosen, Apple is on to a winner with both the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus.