Some good news for all gamers. The FPS game controller gun that most have been dreaming about is now a reality. Every gamers that is a fan of Battlefield and Call of Duty knows that the FPS controller is a key accessory in the whole gaming experience. With it one can feel like he is [...]
May 19th, 2013 by Loic Cobbina
Since it is possible to browse the net through the iPhone you can come across certain document either in Word or in PDF format that you would want to read straight away on your handset. What is needed for that is an app. There are many word processing tools available in the App store that [...]
May 10th, 2013 by Loic Cobbina
If you have the latest iOS installed on your handset and set up iCloud successfully, you probably already know the power of Apple’s Photo Stream. The iCloud service was designed to sync all your Apple products with the cloud but with the Photo Stream it gives you a chronological display of all the pictures on [...]
May 1st, 2013 by Loic Cobbina
Considering all the changes taking place in the advertising world and the way media has been used to reach customers, it is quite comfortable to know that in spite of all adjustment that online marketers have to make to adapt to the ever evolving online medium, email marketing remains one of the trusted way of [...]
April 22nd, 2013 by Loic Cobbina
Yesterday, Google surprised the world with its brand new groundbreaking laptop, the Chromebook PIxel. It comes with touchscreen capabilities, an extremely high resolution display and a powerful chipset. Google’s new laptop will be available for shipping this coming April. There are 2 versions of the laptop users can choose from, the basic model with Wi-Fi [...]
February 22nd, 2013 by Loic Cobbina
Online marketing is becoming a staple strategy for many companies and entrepreneurs today. The Internet platform is a remarkably good way to promote and market products to a greater number of people. In addition, this platform does not require the companies and entrepreneurs to spend a lot on marketing and promotion. If they are working [...]
February 19th, 2013 by James Patrick
It is now possible for you to experiment with virtual furniture pieces and decorate your room based on your own imagination. Thanks to Decolabs you can just take a picture of your own room and arrange inside it virtual furnitures just to have an idea of how it will look like in the real world. [...]
February 8th, 2013 by Loic Cobbina
Who doesn’t love animated .Gif images. We share them on social networks like Google Plus, tumbler and twitter. We create all sorts of meme with them just for the fun of it. But there is a problem. When it comes to find the right animated .Gif for a particular situation, it turns out to be [...]
February 3rd, 2013 by Loic Cobbina
Google Chrome offered so much promise at the start and for a while it was running circles around its closest competitor, Firefox. The last few months has seen the two browsers locked in a battle for second spot and this has largely happened as a result of the chunkiness associated with Google Chrome. Somehow Google [...]
January 14th, 2013 by Anthony West
People don’t buy CDs much these days and much of our music consumption is done via our smartphone or tablets. This presents a wonderful opportunity for distributors and for the last few years a bitter three-way battle has been waged between Amazon, Google and Apple. All three sell music to users via their respective marketplaces [...]
January 13th, 2013 by Anthony West
Not many development companies can boast perseverance the likes of which we’ve seen from Rovio. The developer of the popular Angry Birds franchise actually tried 52 times to launch the line of games and faced repeated bitter rejection. That Thomas Edison-like grit has helped to turn Rovio into one of the most successful developers of [...]
January 13th, 2013 by Anthony West
Java is fast becoming the one thing on the internet no-one wants to touch and a thorn in Oracle’s side. A few weeks ago a Java update caused some minor damage and exposed a few people’s computers to a vulnerability—one that Oracle took too long to fix and which prompted Apple to block the software [...]
January 13th, 2013 by Anthony West
As a company Apple is sitting on more than $1 billion in cash—more than most struggling third-world countries and perhaps more than some struggling U.S. cities have in their coffers. One can therefore imagine that the company isn’t exactly “quaking” after a Chinese court levied a $160,000 claim against the company for breaching copyright. The [...]
January 4th, 2013 by Anthony West
Playing the app development on Facebook is pretty straightforward for the most part; play by the rules and Facebook will leave you well alone. There are some developers who push the envelope a little bit and whilst most escape for a time, Facebook occasionally cleans house. Creator of the popular Facebook add-on, F.B. Purity, found [...]
December 27th, 2012 by Anthony West
Online video, like the mobile revolution has transformed the way content is consumed in the last few years and although both have been evangelized, their take-up has been mixed among certain business sectors. Online video in particular continues to be a challenge for most businesses who either can’t figure out it works, or what value [...]
December 26th, 2012 by Anthony West
It’s hard to tell who shaped the authoring of Instagram’s new Terms of Service but whatever the case, things haven’t come out well for users. The photo sharing app which was bought by Facebook for $1 billion has updated its terms and proposes to sell users photos without their consent or any compensation. In a [...]
December 23rd, 2012 by Anthony West
A few days ago we covered a story regarding Instagram’s plans to sell user photos as part of a bid to make money from advertisers. At the time of writing a groundswell of disdain was gathering for Instagram and many users tweeted and ranted about their plans to abandon ship. Many started to question whether [...]
December 23rd, 2012 by Anthony West
Most of us who recognize the value in installing more than one browser on our computers take it for granted that outside of personal use, browsers can be pretty costly—even though they are free for the most part. For home users browsers are free, easy to run and if something goes wrong you simply hit [...]
December 17th, 2012 by Anthony West
