The BC/AD Eras of Photography and the Past
Cameras used to be expensive. The ones that found their way into the hands of most consumers were also pretty bad. Those of us old enough to have grown up in that era have the record of lame consumer photography technologies, in the form of hundreds of photos pasted ... Continue Reading →
Netmarble Games has released MARVEL Future Fight
Besides my favorite Android game WWE IMMORTALS, another marvel game has come to Android devices, and also to iOS. MARVEL Future Fight is a game in which Netmarble Games has developed.
This game allows players to select their team whether it’s superheroes ... Continue Reading →
Best Use of Mobile Technology for Small Businesses
If you feel that mobile phone technology is mostly beneficial for home users, then you are completely mistaken. In the current scenario, you will find that even small businesses are using mobile phone technology to boost their sales. How? Let’s find out.
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Add a betting app to your device
Betting has changed a lot in the years since it became possible to place bets online. The days of standing in a queue to get your punt on an event such as The Grand National, the Ryder Cup or a tennis grand slam such as the French Open are long gone, unless of ... Continue Reading →
Tech Jobs Market turned Upside Down – that’s your chance!
The dreaded job hunt. Resumes, cover letters, and interviews to keep track of; hours spent waiting for a response; and, worst of all, going through the entire process and coming up with nothing. We know, finding a job can really suck.
Well here’s something ... Continue Reading →
iPhone 6 or HTC One M9?: Top Flight Phones Compared
The latest generation of smartphones is pushing the boundaries of what these powerful devices can do, and Apple’s iPhone 6 along with the HTC One M9 for the Android mobile OS represent two of the most advanced products on the market. Each of these premium devices ... Continue Reading →
Net Neutrality – What One Need To Know?
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, in May 2014, released a proposal in which he allowed companies such as Verizon, Comcast and AT&T to differentiate online and generate pay-to-play fast lanes.
What has happened?
Millions of people came on the road and spoke out against ... Continue Reading →
