There are two specialized parts of an electronic cigarette: the atomizer and the battery. The electronic cigarette is possible today because of advancements in technology. Such an invention 15 years ago would have been much more expensive and way too large to take the place of a tobacco cigarette. In the little stick of 3-5 … Read more →
Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft’s Windows division, didn’t have an easy day at the office yesterday when Microsoft announced (and showed off) their new tablet, Microsoft Surface. In fact, he probably lived every tech presenters nightmare right there on the stage. When Steven Sinofsky got to presenting Internet Explorer on Surface, the Surface he was … Read more →
Usually I’d say “don’t be”. There’s nothing wrong with using your credit card online, it’s mostly safe and mostly convenient at the same time. Just follow a few simple precautions to minimize the chances of being a victim of credit card fraud, such as: Never give your PIN code to anybody (you don’t need your … Read more →
Digiarty Software Inc., a dedicated audio/video/DVD/BD conversion and backup software provider, launches a major league giveaway to celebrate this summer holiday from June 15, after successfully joining hand with seven famous global software companies. It is estimated that totally 10,000 free software copies for family and business use will be unconditionally donated for 20 days. … Read more →
The iPad was released to much fanfare just a few short years ago everywhere from Canada to Australia. With so much press and consumer discussion before its launch, it was sure to be a sell out on the first day. And as always, Apple did not disappoint. Within days of launch, the iPad had become … Read more →
New eBook Available: Think macro photography is just about bugs? UP CLOSE, A Guide to Macro & Close Up Photography is a must-have guidebook for photographers who want to create fresh and stunning photographs of things often overlooked. Enthusiasts of every level will thoroughly enjoy Andrew’s discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of working with the … Read more →
AirPrint is such a great technology, making wireless printing via Wi-Fi networks so easy that everybody can do it. Unfortunately not every printer is AirPrint-enabled yet. Below is a list of some of the high-performance printers that Apple officially recommends to complement your Mac, iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch – to fit your printing needs. … Read more →
In today’s smartphone market, consumers are on the hunt for items with the most cutting edge and advanced features. Some people have to sell an old smartphone just so that they can they can have enough money and have that state-of-the-art phone. That being said, the question is, does size matter? Well, it does in … Read more →
The results are in, and consumers throughout the US are demanding even faster customer service through instant-response channels like social media. According to a May 2012 Conversocial customer survey, 30% of customers now expect a response to their queries within minutes. More than 50% of customers describe their interactions with businesses as disappointing and mediocre … Read more →
The Apple iPhone 5 is one of the most anticipated smartphones at the moment, since everybody believes it will be one of those few devices able to compete with the Samsung Galaxy S3. There are many rumors about its possible features lately: some say it’ll come with a 3.9-inch touchscreen, others believe it will be … Read more →
With the next release of iTunes, Ping will no longer exist. Apple has decided to pull the plug to its own social media network, which was launched in September 2010. It never really took off and it couldn’t get the Facebook integration it wanted. Back when it launched, Steve Jobs said Facebook had such high … Read more →
The new MacBook Pro Retina laptop is hot! I don’t mean hot-warm, but hot-hot. I surely wouldn’t mind having one of them on my desk… Anyway, Apple has now aired a video ad showing off the new MacBook Pro Retina – you can see it below. And if you want to watch the entire keynote … Read more →
In Mac OS X Lion, Apple completely re-designed how Filevault 2 works. Not it encrypts your entire drive, and not just the home folder. Supposedly, Filevault 2 is also a lot more stable. I never bothered trying the last version of Filevault because of all the horror stories, but everybody seems to have good things … Read more →
I think we’re all aware now, that the economy in many places of the world has turned to crap. Greece is sinking, Spain has an unemployment rate of 25% or something along those lines, Portugal is not doing too good either as I understand, and recently it appeared that also Cyprus might be needing a … Read more →
Blogging and bad health have become synonyms to each other. Several analyses show that bloggers tend to loose their fitness gradually, unlike other businesses, where one can maintain ideal health. This is why, several health programs like Medifast and Nustrisystem have come up for rescue of the bloggers community. A well-set system is needed for … Read more →
Since Apple’s latest Safari update recently, which took Safari to version 5.7.1, I have personally had huge problems with many YouTube videos. When playing them, they would take a while to load, then playback would be jerky, skipping frames etc. Overall, making entire Safari run slow and unstable. What fixed the problem for me, was … Read more →