By admin on Dec 21, 2011 | In Featured, Fun with your PC, Software | No Comments »
Wondershare, the company behind many popular software products such as DVD Slideshow Builder and Video Converter, is preparing a special Christmas Giveaway. This time it’s not just free licenses or free downloads, but something much more exciting.
Wondershare prepared a special game for the festive season: it’s called “Save Santa Claus, get Vivideo for Free” and it is online now! Please check it out at Wondershare’s Christmas Giveaway page.
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By admin on Dec 16, 2011 | In Guest Blogger, Hardware | 1 Comment »
Old style phone systems are more than obsolete. They simply can’t do some jobs. They weren’t designed to do them. They can’t be configured to do them. They were designed for old office admin work, not heavy duty modern business phone tasks. Worse, they were designed for old business models. The new business phone systems are almost totally different, and they’re designed to work with multi-level technologies.
Why you need to customize your phone system – A horror story
Perhaps the most hideous mistake made in the design of old style phone systems was the innocent belief that automation would simplify and speed things up. The opposite is the case in badly designed systems. You can see it in ridiculous waiting periods, lousy selection menus, and what can only be called bizarre administrative practices.
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By admin on Dec 10, 2011 | In Apple, Software | 13 Comments
Bigasoft iPhone Ringtone Maker is the first desktop ringtone creator to support iOS 5 and iTunes 10.5.1. To celebrate this milestone, Bigasoft is offering a limited number of licenses for FREE . If you leave a comment, you can choose between the Windows version or the Mac version and start using the program for free. First 10 commenters will receive a free license guaranteed!
With the iPhone Ringtone Maker you can create unique and custom ringtones or use an existing song to set as your iPhone ringtone. It is easy to use, compatible with many audio and video formats and it can even break the 40 second limitation of iPhone ringtone.
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By admin on Dec 4, 2011 | In Apple, Guest Blogger, Hardware | 2 Comments
Apple completely revolutionized the way we listened to music a few years back when they launched their first iPod. While there was already mp3 players around at the time they were quite uncommon, existing in an age of compact discs and minidisc players. The iPod brought internet music to the masses, and iTunes changed the way we purchased music forever – and was one of the first legal implementations of downloading music from the internet.
Some companies have always marketed some of their mobile phones as ‘music phones’, phones that are particularly catered to music lovers. Nokia and Sony Ericsson are two companies that always had a strong range of music phones on offer. But for Apple there was never any need, as the original iPhone, and all subsequent iPhones, evolved from the iPod Touch.
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By admin on Nov 27, 2011 | In Guest Blogger, Internet | 1 Comment »
Between Netflix’s price hike, Blockbuster’s recovery from bankruptcy via Direct TV buyout, and Hulu’s bid to get bought, streaming TV isn’t looking so hot. In a market saturated by YouTube and bootleggers, how can a legal streaming company survive? These three companies are trying desperately to answer that question, and hopefully stay afloat as they learn.
Netflix was the premium go-to for legal streamers. Was being the key word. After a disastrous price hike, the loss of their contact with Starz, and the technical problems they had, Netflix is on a long walk off a short pier. Without the content to back it up or the money to buy more content, Netflix is the all-out loser.
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