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Sunday, June 2, 2013
Blogging from a Tablet The Chrome Experience
Blogging from a mobile device has always been difficult. While there is am official Blogger app from Google, for some reason it is not available in my country. I tried doing this a year and a half ago, but the stock browser just could not navigate the Blogger website properly.
Having upgraded my wifes Samsung Galaxy Tab to Android 4.0.4, courtesy of CyanogemMod 9, I decided to give it another go using the Google Chrome browser.
The Android version of the Google Chrome really is an amazing web browser which gives me full access to Googles Blogger editing tools. Basically, I can pretty much do anything which I could do on my laptop.
I was able to post a hyper link, grab a picture from the web and upload it, justify the margins of my paragraphs... If you have not used Bloggers interface, I guess it is hard to appreciate my amazement. Others can tell me it can be done with other browsers. Yes, it can. It was just so difficult I never bothered to complete a post. Well, now I have.
Well, I have bored you enough.
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Worry! About the high price of International call A simple guideline for making cheap international call
This is a general guide for international traveler to stay connected with their family, friends and relatives. When you plan to travel there is always an intense desire for home. Unfortunately, the international call is very high. But with the phone cards you can make cheap international calls to your country.
Prepaid Versus Postpaid Calling Cards
Basically there are two types of calling cards systems. One is prepaid another postpaid. Both card has different plans. You should know about the condition.
First, prepaid cards are economical. Prepaid cards enable you to keep your bills I control. In prepaid cards you have to pay advance for a certain talk time and you will be only allowed to make calls until your credit permits you to. After finish your talk time you can’t make another call before pay for more talk time. This can help you save your money and at the same time you can monitor your telephonic expenses.
On the other hand Postpaid calling cards allow you to make as many calls as you want to with uninterrupted services, but you will be required to make the payment after a certain period of time, depending upon the frequency of calls you have made.
Where to Buy Phone Cards?
Now this is age of internet. You need not to visit a store to pursue a calling card. You can simply visit any online vendor over the Internet and purchase your calling card Once you make the payment online they will send you the PIN number via e-mail or text message so that you can start availing the services There are numerous advantages of buying online phone cards since you can compare the various options and make the right choice.
How to Use Phone Cards?
Now, after choosing the best phone cards and made required payment, you will receive a pin number and a confirmation message. This PIN number is unique for every calling card and once you have it you can simply start putting your calls through.
Then you have to dial the pin number followed by the destination number that you want to make call. Also remember to dial with the country code. This is how your connection will be established and you can start making cheap international calls using your phone card.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Aerocool Strike X ST A Full Tower Case Which Can House Many Fans
The Aerocool Strike-X ST is a full tower gaming case designed for gamers. The Aerocool Strike-X ST inculdes a wide range gaming equiment from caeses to fan controllers and from fan controllers to speaker and everything a gamer would require. The Aerocool Strike-X ST stand 635mm tall, 700mm deep and 230mm wide. In fact it is large enough to support up to nine 120mm fans on its left panel.
At the top plane or also the front plane it is desgined for external conectio for internal conection. It has a doors guide and come with two USB 2.0, tow USB 3.0 port, three fan control knob, headphones and mic conections.
It also support up to three external liquid cooler at the back via seven predrilled holes. To ensure safety it comes with hose protection, Stirke-X ST also allow an extra fan to be install behind the CPU socket. Inside the case, it has 10 hard drive bays. The cable management in this case is pretty good, there are quite a number of rubber grommitsfor cable routing as well as some points behind the motherboard tray to zip tie the wires down. In addition to this case, it has two huge cutouts so you can put backplates of any size and this case does support motherboards which are EATX so you can fit an EVGA SR-X with dual sockets.
Strike-X ST come in red devil and black version. The red devil verson is coated with red and black while the black versin only coated in black. Strike-X ST is the best chioce for gamers nothing comes before it.
Friday, May 17, 2013
Microsoft Surface Pro Tablet Will Be Available In January 2013 For A Starting Price Of 899
Source: Pocketnow & GSMArena Blog
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Monday, May 13, 2013
Nokia Offering Lumia Buyers In The US A Free Monster Purity Headphones
Source: WMPoweruser
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Nokia’s next “hero move” Launch a flagship Lumia 928 on Verizon in May
Verizon is set to offer a flagship Windows Phone 8 handset as early as next month, according to Bloomberg’s sources. On Tuesday, it cited two people familiar with the plan saying the Nokia Lumia 928 will launch on Verizon’s LTE network in May, although the largest U.S. carrier has declined comment. The report lines up with rumors over the past few months and could be what Nokia CEO Stephen Elop meant while speaking to investors last week when he said “another hero move” was in the works for the current quarter.
If the reports are true, adding a new Lumia flagship to Verizon’s lineup could offer a bump for both Windows Phone 8 and Lumia sales. Currently, Verizon offers just a single Lumia model: the Lumia 822, which is essentially last year’s hardware with updated Microsoft software. The Windows Phone 8 handset is free with contract and uses a relatively low-resolution 800 x 480 touchscreen, for example.
The Lumia 928, however, is expected to be an improved version of the Lumia 920, which debuted as an AT&T exclusive in November. Exclusive phone deals can vary, but many have six-month time frames; this adds more credence to a similar-looking Lumia flagship arriving in May. I’d expect Verizon’s Lumia 928 to
have at least a 1280 x 768 display as that’s what the Lumia 920 offers. A newer dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon chip would likely power such a phone and Nokia is sure to use camera technology that touts exceptional pictures as well.
Even as a new flagship model phone, I’d be surprised if it costs more than $149 on contract with Verizon. The Lumia 920 debuted on AT&T for $99 as Nokia made a big push in the U.S. market. The company has improved its sales and average handset selling price, but to push out a Lumia 928 for $199 or more — unless there’s some radical new features or functions — doesn’t make sense to me; consumers could all too easily opt for an iPhone, HTC One or Samsung Galaxy S 4 at that price.
Right now, Nokia — and Microsoft, for that matter — are trying to build up not just Windows Phone sales. They’re also trying to broaden consumer sentiment and brand awareness in a country where 90 percent of smartphones are from the two A’s: Apple and Android.
Source: gigaom
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