16 February 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Invest In Your Electronics – Make Them Last

Image by Phliar Everyone these days is consumed with their personal electronics, but with quality items being so expensive, we should all be more proactive when it comes to taking care of them in this fragile economy. For being as pricey as they are, it seems that they are still quite fragile, and even the [...]

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11 February 2012 ~ 2 Comments

Did You Know The iPad’s Split Keyboard Has Hidden Buttons?

Just when you thought you knew all there was to know about the iPad, one more feature pops up. This one has to do with the split keyboard on the virtual keyboard of this popular tablet. Read on to find out more on the hidden letters you may have not known about here in this [...]

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21 December 2011 ~ 1 Comment

Top iPhone Applications For The Engineer

Engineering The iPhone For Engineer Applications One of the best things about the iPhone is the insanely large range of apps available for you that offer convenience, education and even fun. There are plenty of lists of the top ten games and time-wasters, but here’s a list of iPhone apps specifically for engineers. Engineer’s Calculator [...]

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20 December 2011 ~ 0 Comments

Getting an iPad?

Christmas is appropriate around the corner and with numerous different gifts you have to buy; I feel you completely deserve to give yourself a particular gift this Christmas. You can find numerous various items that you can get for yourself, but wait, I know what you will be thinking, you’re thinking of getting an iPad [...]

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29 November 2011 ~ 0 Comments

The New iPhone 4S And Your Phone Insurance

The majority of cell owners do not have mobile phone insurance. With many users in their teenage years, sharing a family plan with their parents, this can be a costly mistake. The only time insurance may not be needed is if the type of phone is the cheapest available. The devices that are available now [...]

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26 November 2011 ~ 0 Comments

Senses of Spring

Every year I am awed by the miraculous emergence of spring: the new growth that pushes up through dead leaves, crusty ground and even snowy remnants of a late winter storm. At first, a few sprigs of green appear at the edges of seeps and wet places. Crocuses and grape hyacinths surprise us in the [...]

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