via gizmodo.com
We're finding out about the new Xbox on May 21st. But that doesn't mean we have no idea what's coming. Here's a rundown of everything we know, or think we know, about the next Xbox.
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Thursday, April 25, 2013
Friday, April 5, 2013
Facebook Home: Everything You Need to Know
via mashable.com
Facebook announced Thursday its big mobile plans for Android: Facebook Home. Although it will initially be available only on a few models, Facebook Home represents how Facebook wants to exist on Android phones.
If you're confused by Facebook Home or just want to get a better understanding of everything the new interface entails, we've got you covered.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Comparing The Top Smartphone Data Plans [Infographic]
via readwrite.com
Shopping for wireless data plans for your smartphone can be an exercise in banging your head against a wall. Over and over. Does AT&T have the fastest data? How much does Verizon charge for overages? Where, oh where, is my "unlimited" plan? Do these new T-Mobile plans save me money?
Friday, March 15, 2013
Samsung Galaxy S 4: Everything You Need To Know
via mashable.com
At a packed event in New York’s Radio City Music Hall Thursday, Samsung revealed its newest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S 4. Following in the footsteps of the bestselling Android phone on the market, the Galaxy S III, the S 4 sports a number of unique new features, while keeping some favorite options from its predecessor.
A far from ordinary event, the announcement was full of song and dance numbers, some bizarre theater moments, and a few surprises.
Monday, March 4, 2013
The New PlayStation 4: 10 Things You Need to Know
via hongkiat.com
On February 20th, the highly anticipated next-generation video game home console Sony Playstation 4 was announced to the world. It was the second new-gen console to be revealed following the launch of Wii U on 18th November last year.
Much to the disappointment of diehard PlayStation fans around the world though, the announcement didn’t seem to say enough about the new console (heck, they didn’t even reveal the casing design!).
Friday, February 15, 2013
20 YouTube Tech Channels To Subscribe
via hongkiat.com
YouTube has definitely evolved beyond being a site for videos. It is now a place where people share snapshots of their lives: babies, pets, song covers, experiments, reviews, weird phenomena among others to the world. Lucky for most of us, it is also a great place to find great how-to tutorials. The text is kept to a minimum, and you get a visual walkthrough of how exactly you can do new things, in particular, with tech and gadgets.
Today, we’ll be showing you 20 great YouTube channels that talk about technology and gadgets. A majority of these YouTubers talk about PC hardware components, and mobile gadgets like the latest smartphones, tablets and other portable devices. If you are interested in learning about the latest tech info, be sure to subscribe to them and literally watch and learn.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The Imminent Future Of IT And Web Development
The web world in which we live today is highly unstable as it keeps changing every millisecond. Similarly, our beloved web development industry is also evolving at a considerable speed and the frame of growth is lightening fast. None of us can feel the minute developments that the web design and development industry is going through but the future is crystal clear. Being an entrepreneur, understanding these changes becomes even more important for the sake of a successful business. Through this article, I would like to mention some major changes that I feel are imminent in the field of Web Development and Information Technology. Here it goes:
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Crimes Against Content Makers In The Digital Age
via hongkiat.com
It is very easy to now write and be published online, even if you are halfway around the world. But it is much, much easier to have your content ripped off by unscrupulous parasites, who don’t want to put in the hours to create good content.
Some steal in parts, sometimes half-heartedly paraphrasing (to cover their tracks), sometimes using direct copy-and-pasting to take bits and pieces of a few articles to ‘produce’ their own piece. When you do this without crediting the original writer, this is called plagiarism.
Monday, February 11, 2013
Informative Infographic Designs For Your Awareness
via modny73.com
Infographics are So Creative!!! I know it takes alot of time and creativity to create a lovely infographic design but everyone love Infographics!! The presention of information in a compact and creative approach, infographics are able to quickly convey knowledge thats the reason we are engaging in sharing informative info graphics every week. Check out today’s infographics and get inspired.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Showcase Of Inspiring and Informative Infographic Designs
via modny73.com
One of the most important things about an infographic is to ensure that it is easily understood. Infographic design is one of the preferred ways to communicate statistics and information in a easy readable format. Today we have put together the amazing showcase of high quality infographic designs. Check them out and learn what you have never learnt before.
One of the most important things about an infographic is to ensure that it is easily understood. Infographic design is one of the preferred ways to communicate statistics and information in a easy readable format. Today we have put together the amazing showcase of high quality infographic designs. Check them out and learn what you have never learnt before.
One of the most important things about an infographic is to ensure that it is easily understood. Infographic design is one of the preferred ways to communicate statistics and information in a easy readable format. Today we have put together the amazing showcase of high quality infographic designs. Check them out and learn what you have never learnt before.
Friday, February 1, 2013
How To Backup Your Facebook Data In 5 Easy Steps
via readwrite.com
Ready to take a break from Facebook, or just want a nice local backup of all the data you've uploaded to Facebook over the years?
Turns out that downloading your stuff from Facebook is a lot easier than it used to be. Even for someone like me, who's uploaded a massive amount of data over the years.
As Facebook user #806469, I was among the first million people to join the service, and I've used it pretty steadily since the spring of 2004 - accumulating more and more history all the time. Perhaps most importantly, I've uploaded 4,186 photos to date, and I want to make sure I keep every one of them. Downloading all my contacts would be nice too, though Facebook doesn't make that easy.
Backing up everything else was surprisingly straightforward, however, using Facebook's built-in archival tools.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
BlackBerry 10 event roundup
via engadget.com
A lot of news came out of BlackBerry's camp this morning, and it's quite possible you may have missed a fair amount of it. Fear not, readers: we decided to bundle all of the news together into one convenient place so you can pick and choose what coverage you want to follow. Head below the break and you'll be greeted by a full listing of all things BlackBerry and BB10.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
How the Blackberry Z10 Stacks Up to the Competition
via gizmodo.com
The Q10's physical keyboard may be the most notable feature in the new lineup, but the Z10 is BlackBerry's best shot at taking a share of the more prominent (at least for now), touchscreen market. So can the Z10 measure up to some of the its biggest contenders?
Unsurprisingly, there's not a whole lot of variability under the hood of top phones. BlackBerry's playing catchup here, and so while they're hitting all the features we've come to expect in top of the line smartphones (e.g. LTE, 8 megapixel camera, high pixel density, NFC), they're not offering any real standout innovation. Of course, specs aren't going to tell the whole story, but here they are anyway—we're interested to hear what you think.
What we know about BlackBerry 10
via engadget.com
Despite -- or rather thanks to -- major delays in releasing BlackBerry 10, RIM has let quite a bit slip about its upcoming operating system and related BB10 devices. We've had more than a year to absorb leaks, rumors and official information, after all, so it's no surprise that we have a very good idea of what to expect when Waterloo pulls back the curtain on January 30th. That doesn't mean things are as plain as day, though; the deluge of blurrycam shots and carrier screens have provided an almost indigestible amount of information about BB10, and we don't blame you if you can't keep the story straight. We're here to parse the madness, though, so read on to find out what to expect at tomorrow's launch event.
Friday, January 18, 2013
The rise of a socially connected internet [Infographic]
via techi.com
In the turn of the Millennium Internet growth has truly risen, although it has clearly been rising in the past two decades. Globally we have become more united and through the creation of an array of social networks sharing around the world have become simpler and as we have begun a new year we are able to easily reflect on the most recent year that has passed, 2012.
50% of all Internet users have signed into at least one social network, while 63.2% of Internet users visited a social network at least once a month. There is still a good chunk of us who use social sites more regularly and usually on a daily basis, but of course this would depend on what part of the world you live in and how frequently you are able to access a stable Internet connection.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
How To Manage The Cloud As A Designer
via designzzz.com
The cloud has revolutionized the way creative professionals work; by enabling easy sharing, editing, selling, advertising, and more, it has become an essential aspect of the design process. Cloud computing has spread so far that it’s even given rise to the concept of “cloud commuting;” so many designers have integrated these services into their job that they’re now able to work from home.
In essence, the cloud is able to run applications via the large number of computers that are available online, instead of just relying on yours. Refer to a cloud computing guide to find more in-depth information, but for now, read on to find out just how many essential tools are being hosted on the cloud.
Friday, January 4, 2013
These Sites Violate Your Privacy
via gizmodo.com
The Wall Street Journal has analyzed the top 50 sites in the United States plus 20 other top sites in sensitive categories like dating or health. They found that 25 of these sites—including OKCupid, Pinterest, YouTube, Yahoo—send personal data to other sites in the open, with no security encoding, using your own browser session.
Friday, December 14, 2012
Controversial UN Internet Treaty Approved After United States Walks Out
via mashable.com
United Nations member countries approved Friday a controversial new treaty governing international telecommunications, despite the opposition of the United States, the UK, Canada and several other countries.
The U.S. and other countries that chose not to sign the new agreement did so because of fears that it would allow increased censorship on the Internet.
The new treaty, an update to agreements last refreshed more than two decades ago, wound up including language designed to fight online spam and encourage member states to promote Internet access across the world.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
The Monthly Income of Youtubers [Infographic]
Youtube is a hefty competitor to cable companies and other online video outlets. Their Partner Program provides creators with resources and opportunities to improve skills, build larger audiences, and earn more money. The following infographic take the top 1000 Youtube channels into consideration and illustrates engagement, consistency, and influence. Enjoy!
Friday, November 30, 2012
Top Tips To Prevent Data Loss
Losing your data is always disastrous, no matter what the situation is. System failures, data wipes, or using a USB stick can result in extensive downtime, as well as worries over confidential information being lost.
In this context, it’s important to consider some basic approaches to preventing data loss, which can range from properly auditing the security levels for your data, through to employing a range of different back ups, making hard copies, and taking mobile devices, physical problems, and the need for professional outsourcing into consideration.
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