Category: Shopping Product Reviews
Nokia 3250 music phone quick review
It could be said that it is a budget version of the N91 and is aimed at the mass markets. The Nokia 3250 won’t keep Santa busy as the phone will ship next year in the first quarter of 2006. The estimated retail price is €350. Key Features: – Supports MP3, M4A, WMA, AAC and…
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The positive and negative consequences of deforestation
The Earth and the life of everything that depends on it, from the smallest bacteria to the largest sea creatures, rest on a delicate matter and that is balance. A single seemingly harmless disturbance in this balance has both beneficial and disadvantageous consequences. One of them is deforestation. Deforestation has always been a practice of…
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Cataclysm Instance Leveling
Most people currently playing the latest World of Warcraft Cataclysm expansion have probably reached level 85, but if you’re not there yet, you may be a new player or just leveling up. Most people who have reached level 85 are leveling up as a worgen or goblin, worgen if you’re Alliance and goblin if you’re…
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Text adventures online: games with your girlfriend
Here’s a scenario that may sound a bit close to home; your girlfriend doesn’t like first-person shooters, she mysteriously forgets how to use an Xbox controller when you pick the game, and paying for two MMO subscriptions is a bit silly when you alternate between the game and FarmVille while being attacked by ogres AND…
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Top 5 Cross-Platform Mobile App Development Frameworks
Cross-platform mobile app development is a welcome reprieve for developers who find it difficult to manage large teams for each of the mobile development verticals. Also, developing an app using this much sought after platform is a profitable affair as it helps to popularize the product to a larger section of potential users. The lines…
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Five ways boomers can stay connected during quarantine
Many of us baby boomers led active and social lives before the coronavirus pandemic abruptly disrupted our routines. With social distancing and quarantine to help slow the spread of the virus, it’s easy to feel lonely, isolated, and depressed. What can we do? Just because we can’t be physically together doesn’t mean we can’t stay…
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World of Warcraft Cheats: 4 WoW Feats
World of Warcraft hacks and exploits aren’t necessarily cheats, just fun and sometimes profitable “special cases” that players have encountered while adventuring. Here are some that you can try for yourself. See the mob gun drops before they get killed This WoW cheat is for the Alter of Storms (and maybe other places) in the…
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Do we need quantum leaps in security?
There are many stories that we have all heard about hacking, identity theft, and other nuisance or criminal exploits involving digital assets. We all try to safeguard our systems and our data, but it is extremely difficult now that there is so much data and so many devices involved. The amount of interaction and the…
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Attractive mobile applications? iTunes had a lot of them!
Before 2010, there used to be a lot of mobile apps on the iTunes store, whose features were more than a little naughty. Apple, however, didn’t take too kindly to the more exciting apps, and most of them were banned, much to the disappointment of many iPhone users around the world. Here’s a look at…
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Samsung Omnia smartphone review
Samsung brought out a heavyweight last year when it introduced the Omnia, which reportedly sold well throughout the year and hit the top spot on Krusell’s list of top 10 best-selling phones in November 2008. Combining high-performing business content , great design and rich multimedia experience, the Samsung Omnia is the first Windows Mobile smartphone…
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