Month: March 2013

NEWS ANALYSIS: The BlackBerry Q10 is the direct successor to a long line of once-popular keyboard-based mobile phones. But it won’t be worth buying. Read the original post by iPhoneHacks

In many ways, computer filesystems are relics of days gone by. Documents get lost, misplaced, and disappear seemingly without a trace. To further complicate things, almost everyone nowadays uses multiple devices, which forces us to play an even more complicated game of “Where did I put that file?” Doo (Mac App Store […] Read the original…

Living Social offers a voucher for an ImageOnGlass 8×10″ Photo-on-Glass Print for $19, an 11×14″ Photo-on-Glass Print for $29, or a 16×20″ Photo-on-Glass Print for $39. That’s a savings of between $40 and $70, and the first such offer we’ve seen on these prints. It uses UV-cured printing technology and […] Read the original post…

Living Social offers a voucher for an ImageOnGlass 8×10″ Photo-on-Glass Print for $19, an 11×14″ Photo-on-Glass Print for $29, or a 16×20″ Photo-on-Glass Print for $39. That’s a savings of between $40 and $70, and the first such offer we’ve seen on these prints. It uses UV-cured printing technology and […] Read the original post…

Chinese officials say they expect to find more carcasses floating in the river that flows through the center of Shanghai — but they insist the city’s water is fine. Read the original post by WTAE-TV Pittsburgh

Ending today, Meritline offers The Joy Factory Bubble Shield Water-Resistant Sleeve for iPhone 5-Pack, model no. BCD103, for $12.95. Coupon code “MLCY12VN” cuts it to $8.99. With $2.20 for shipping, that’s $2.24 per sleeve and the lowest total price we could find by $4. Features include a dual-zip enclosure, clear […] Read the original post…

Media SEO, an SEO Company USA business, specializes in five areas of Search Engine Optimization (SEO). 1) Pay per Click (PPC) campaigns whereby the client pays when prospective customers click on advertisements that contain links to their website: Media SEO Company completes the bidding process that results in their clients’ ads appearing on websites and…

Cameta Camera offers the refurbished Nikon 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor Autofocus Lens, model no. 2170B, for $84.95 with free shipping. (B&H Photo Video has a refurb for the same price.) That’s $9 under the lowest total price we could find for a refurb. (For further comparison, it’s […] Read the original post…

Recently Chicago Sun-Times technology columnist (and Macworld senior contributor) Andy Ihnatko penned a series of articles for our sister publication TechHive.com, gathered under the heading “Why I Switched From iPhone To Android.” These articles generated a fair amount of controversy among Apple’s most loyal followers. While Andy did more than […] Read the original post…

So you’re at the beach enjoying the sun, the waves and the view. Maybe you even toss the Frisbee a bit with your friends, but what if you’re done playing and just want to lie back, soak up the sun and enjoy some tunes? While it is possible to bring […] Read the original post…

Ever wondered what goes on in the mind of the Dark Lord of the Sith himself, Darth Vader? Yes, he has seen far better days when all of his limbs were intact and he was a Jedi Master, but when he puts on that nefarious mask of his, coupled with […] Read the original post…

For the Apple fans out there, we’re sure that many of you guys know that Foxconn is the company that helps with the manufacturing process of Apple’s iPhone. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Many great apps for the Mac, iPad, and iPhone will keep track of your to-do list. But what about other lists—ones that aren’t composed of things you have to do but instead are just lists of things? For example, I have lists of library books I want to check out, groceries […] Read the original…

Not so long ago, a smoke detector and possibly a wall-mounted thermometer and/or barometer were generally the extent of indoor monitoring devices for the home. Read the original post by Gizmag

NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover has discovered a rock outcropping that may have been a suitable habitat for microbes in ancient times. Read the original post by Gizmag