Monthly Archive:: February 2013
The Big Break-in: Apple’s iOS 6.1 reveals a gaping flaw
February 28, 2013
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We’d like to think that an Apple product could keep data secure. They have all sorts of security measures in place, after all. There’s the Find My iPhone app that allows you to track down an iPhone if it gets lost. There’s a lockscreen that can be customized with a complex or non-complex passcode in
Polytron brings science fiction to reality with the first transparent smartphone prototype
February 28, 2013
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If there’s one thing people are good at, it’s making ideas a reality. About two years ago, an image of a transparent smartphone was passed around on popular image sharing sites, like Tumblr, Reddit, and 9gag. It appeared to be a panel of glass with a translucent display, clearly showing that it is a vision
3 Ways Apps Can Change Your Business
February 25, 2013
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As technology advances more and more, the business sector is having a difficult time keeping up. Case in point: smart phone apps. Brand new apps come onto the market seemingly every single day, and it is really difficult to keep up with them while also running a business and staying up with the latest trends
A Really Simple Guide to Making Flyers
February 23, 2013
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Even if you haven’t done it before, it is very to learn how to create a flyer. Thanks to computers and the Internet, all the materials you need to make one can be found at home. As long as you have basic computing skills, it won’t take long to make a flyer that you can
The Blackberry: A Septuagenarian’s Review
February 20, 2013
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The following is a review written by a 74-year-old Blackberry user who is quite convinced that her smart phone is the greatest, for reasons that are both practical and heartwarming. Hello, dears. My name is Mrs. Katherine Andersson; but my friends call me Kathy. I have just turned 74 on my last birthday and I
BlackBerry, Dell, GoDaddy, and Facebook make waves in tech this week
February 20, 2013
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Take a peek at some of the most circulated stories this week in a brief wrap-up concerning BlackBerry’s pullout from the Japanese market, the Dell buyout, GoDaddy’s racy Super Bowl ad, and Facebook’s 25-minute glitch.
5 Tell-Tale Signs that You’re with a Technologically Impaired Duck
February 20, 2013
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The Technologically Impaired Duck is an internet meme which featured a centered image of a white duck usually overlaid with text about technological ignorance or misunderstanding. Before being popularized in bulletin boards and meme generators, the original image of the duck, which is actually a photo of a white mallard taken on 31 March 2003,
Law Society urges solicitors to ignore SRA restricted stance
February 20, 2013
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The SRA or the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority’s new laws allow client preference to be referred to advisers under restriction. The Law society, which is the spokesperson body for the solicitor establishment firms have, arguments that the SRA decision to relax the conditions needed to refer clients to IFA s for advice on investment could lead themselves vulnerable to claims
Top Six Tips to Expand your Photography Business Skills
February 18, 2013
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Would you like to enhance your career by turning into a professional photographer? If you already have some idea of the basics of photography including shooting, framing, and how to take a photograph, the job will seem easy for you. To make photography your passion, your hobby as well as making a career in the
The Music Industry; Effect of E-Commerce on it
February 18, 2013
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The music industry is rapidly growing day by day with the emergence of the Internet. Music approval and responsiveness have crossed the borders of creed, nations and even religions. We are appreciating all varieties of music throughout the world. Music has changed the opinion of many people about cultures to a more clear and realistic