No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you: the only significant differences between the now-discontinued Canon EOS Rebel T4i and its replacement, the T5i, are the price and the kit lens options. There are some small enhancements, including a new finish and grip; 360-degree rotation mode dial; and real-time shooting with creative filters with Live View preview. Interestingly, [...]
NOAA Hi-Def Radar delivers great-looking animated radar maps to give you a better look at weather systems close to you, but it’s missing one important feature. Having a traditional forecast in front of you is useful, but being able to see the path of an actual storm is sometimes the feature you need most. You [...]
If you’re all about value, then mosey on up to T-Mobile’s Nokia Lumia 521. For $150 off-contract (or $130 if you manage to nab it from Walmart) the Windows Phone 8 device brings on solid performance and Nokia’s signature apps for a bargain price. Its biggest drawback — besides the obvious step-down in screen and [...]
There is no glory in being basic or entry-level when it comes to laptops. Yet, for many of us, all the computer that’s needed is something that spends most of its time in one place and handles Web browsing, social networking, e-mail, word processing, streaming music and movies, and maybe some light photo and video [...]
This week, Guardian technology editor Charles Arthur meets CEO and founder of Silent Circle Phil Zimmerman. Phil discusses how he created one of the earliest online email encryption software, PGP, and why his new venture in the app market is proving a popular with security services and businesses around the world. In her latest Email [...]
This week, Guardian technology editor Charles Arthur meets CEO and founder of Silent Circle Phil Zimmerman. Phil discusses how he created one of the earliest online email encryption software, PGP, and why his new venture in the app market is proving a popular with security services and businesses around the world. In her latest Email [...]
Mobile firm Shazam has revamped and relaunched its iPad app, with a new feature that automatically identifies TV shows, advertisements and music, rather than waiting for people to manually tag them. The app also sports a redesigned homescreen, makes it easier for people to see what their Facebook friends have been watching and listening to, [...]
Having made headlines with its $1.1bn acquisition of Tumblr, Yahoo has also revamped its Flickr photo-sharing service, boosting its free storage to 1TB for every user and revamping its website and Android app. “We hope you’ll agree that we have made huge strides to make Flickr awesome again,” wrote chief executive Marissa Mayer in a [...]
If the thought of an iPhone app for people to slap virtual stickers and slogans onto photos – often of One Direction – share them with the world and then remix one another’s creations makes you angry, you’d best click away now. Urturn’s app does exactly that. It launches today, alongside news of a $13.4m funding [...]
Having made headlines with its $1.1bn acquisition of Tumblr, Yahoo has also revamped its Flickr photo-sharing service, boosting its free storage to 1TB for every user and revamping its website and Android app. “We hope you’ll agree that we have made huge strides to make Flickr awesome again,” wrote chief executive Marissa Mayer in a [...]
I know what you’re thinking. We’ve all been thinking it, but nobody has spoken out: we follow him on Twitter, on Facebook, on Instagram and YouTube, but there are simply too few opportunities to observe persistent pop clown Chris Brown making dizzyingly self-righteous pronouncements while gurning with his shirt off. Well, exciting news arrived in [...]
No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you: the only significant differences between the now-discontinued Canon EOS Rebel T4i and its replacement, the T5i, are the price and the kit lens options. There are some small enhancements, including a new finish and grip; 360-degree rotation mode dial; and real-time shooting with creative filters with Live View preview. Interestingly, [...]
NOAA Hi-Def Radar delivers great-looking animated radar maps to give you a better look at weather systems close to you, but it’s missing one important feature. Having a traditional forecast in front of you is useful, but being able to see the path of an actual storm is sometimes the feature you need most. You [...]
If you’re all about value, then mosey on up to T-Mobile’s Nokia Lumia 521. For $150 off-contract (or $130 if you manage to nab it from Walmart) the Windows Phone 8 device brings on solid performance and Nokia’s signature apps for a bargain price. Its biggest drawback — besides the obvious step-down in screen and [...]
There is no glory in being basic or entry-level when it comes to laptops. Yet, for many of us, all the computer that’s needed is something that spends most of its time in one place and handles Web browsing, social networking, e-mail, word processing, streaming music and movies, and maybe some light photo and video [...]
Looks aren’t always important for storage devices, but they don’t hurt, either, and in the case of the WD My Passport Ultra, looks are a great bonus. This is because the drive has everything else: fast performance, large storage space, and helpful bundled software. The new drive is the successor to last year’s similar-looking WD [...]
In a year already filled with unusual computer designs, from laptops with slide-out keyboards to all-in-one desktops that double as coffee table displays, Acer deserves credit for coming out with something that stands out as very different. Acer’s flagship Aspire R7 is a combination of laptop and all-in-one desktop, with a 15.6-inch screen mounted on [...]
App.net, an ad-free social platform popular with developers, has reached a big milestone: 100,000 registered users. The network launched in August 2012 to users willing to join for $50 per year. Since then, ADN, as it is often called, unveiled a new pricing structure of $36 per year or $5 per month. As it has [...]
App.net, an ad-free social platform popular with developers, has reached a big milestone: 100,000 registered users. The network launched in August 2012 to users willing to join for $50 per year. Since then, ADN, as it is often called, unveiled a new pricing structure of $36 per year or $5 per month. As it has [...]
App.net, an ad-free social platform popular with developers, has reached a big milestone: 100,000 registered users. The network launched in August 2012 to users willing to join for $50 per year. Since then, ADN, as it is often called, unveiled a new pricing structure of $36 per year or $5 per month. As it has [...]
Street Art in Águeda, Portugal by Nuno Ribeiro A street turns into an art installation. Expert Says: What a cool situation! The Wynwood Building in Miami, Florida by Tomasz M The sky changes from calm to stormy. Expert Says: Great scene and nice light. Palawan, Philippines by Gretchen Cruz A landscape changes from sand to [...]
Though Facebook is still the most popular social network among teens, their enthusiasm for Mark Zuckerberg’s network is decreasing, according to new findings from the Pew Research Center. Pew reports that 77% of online teens (ages 12-17) surveyed use Facebook. But while Pew’s findings show that teens view Facebook participation as important for socializing, they [...]
Are the images in your Pinterest feed not quite manly enough for you? If you think the virtual pinboard site is a little too feminine, you’re not alone. In a recent Pew study of social media users, 25% of women said they used Pinterest, compared to a meager 5% of men. Since Pinterest’s creation, a [...]
Google AdSense is one of the easiest ways to monetize your blog, but adding it to WordPress isn’t always the easiest thing to do. Many people don’t know where to put the code or how to keep track of it. Luckily there are lots of plugins that can simplify the process as well as provide [...]
WordPress 2.7 has finally hit, and the first thought on most people’s minds might be, “Will my favorite plugin work with it?” What follows is a list of over 20 great plugins that have already shown to work with 2.7 without any problems. Some of these you are sure to have heard of, others may [...]
While the page feature in WordPress has been a mainstay of the blogging platform for years, it doesn’t get a whole lot of love from the programmers or plugin community. Here are 8 plugins that are compatible with at least WordPress 2.5 that will allow you to change their order, make sub-pages easier to navigate, [...]
Jessica Faye Carter is an award-winning author and columnist. Her company, Nette Media develops social media technologies for women and multicultural communities, and she blogs at Technicultr. The expression of community has changed considerably since the emergence of social media technologies, but its basic foundation — the notion of individuals exchanging information, ideas, and opinions [...]
We’ve seen a number of Facebook Connect-related announcements over the past couple days, including Movable Type and Disqus, that make it easier for websites to implement the portable identity service. Thus, it’s not too surprising that Facebook has just launched a plugin directory, featuring various tools that have already been built to help bloggers and [...]
This series is supported by Rackspace, the better way to do hosting. Learn more about Rackspace’s hosting solutions here. We searched forums, blogs, and Twitter to find out which Firefox add-ons are most popular with web developers, and we came up with this top 10 list. Every plug-in on the list offers outstanding utility to [...]
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Use free traffic to your site to increase overall traffic and boost generic metrics. There in principle a few benefits to arranging free traffic, there are many companies out there with a variety of methods of doing this also. The best practice to apply here is simply be realistic, its not going to make your [...]
Get 500 Free Backlinks today: Free backlinks are rare, especially by legitimate companies. I found this site offering 500 free backlinks for just signing up. If you wondering what backlinks are they: Backlinks, also known as incoming links, inbound links, inlinks, and inward links, are incoming links to a website or web page. In basic link terminology, a backlink is any link received by a web [...]
How big is the SEO industry on the Internet? Really big, according to a new infographic by Spanish-based SEO service provider BlueCaribu. In fact, the infographic reveals that 3.5 people look up the term “SEO” on Google each second and 9.1 million web users are digging up information on the topic each month. People are [...]
A Guide to Online Lead Generation by the IABUK We spend nearly £1billion a year on online lead generation, learn how employ the sensible codes when producing or buying leads. Visit this free online lead generation resource is available at the IABUK website. The online Lead Generation Council is a group comprising the UK’s major [...]
Benedict Evans, a consultant at UK-based research firm Enders Analysis, has a great post describing the market for smartphones (and phones more broadly) in three charts and about 600 words. Admirable economy! Let me try to compress the argument even further. If one looks at profits, only two companies make a substantial amount of money: [...]
Windows Phone customers won’t be shut out of seeing YouTube videos after all. After tussling over the YouTube app for Windows Phone, Google and Microsoft have settled their differences now that Microsoft has agreed to include ads in the app. The YouTube app, like other major apps on Windows Phone, is actually made by Microsoft. [...]
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