5 Things You Should Know Before the Facebook Timeline Switch Happens
Feb 6, 2012 11:19 PMTrackbacks 0Pageviews 325Public
As we mentioned recently,
Facebook Timeline is coming whether you like or not. In the next few
weeks, your Facebook profile will be assimilated, giving you seven days
to get your house in order before everyone can browse through your
virtual history.
Earlier, I wrote a full account of
why Timeline is both awesome and a little disturbing, and what you can
do to prepare for it — but in the interest of time, he...More
As we mentioned recently,
Facebook Timeline is coming whether you like or not. In the next few
weeks, your Facebook profile will be assimilated, giving you seven days
to get your house in order before everyo...More
The Economy Nowadays
Jan 3, 2012 12:44 PMTrackbacks 0Pageviews 1Public
I am wondering how come the global economy is going worst and worst, businesses are seems to being recession, people’s purchasing desire has declined, especially the great days is coming, but I don’t see anybody is exciting on shopping or out going. Dislocation of the world economy is getting very serious, rich man becomes more rich, poor people getting worst and worst, rich man feed their pets with high nutritive value f...More
I am wondering how come the global economy is going worst and worst, businesses are seems to being recession, people’s purchasing desire has declined, especially the great days is coming, but I don’t see anybody ...More
The Protester - Person of the Yr 2011
Dec 15, 2011 11:16 AMTrackbacks 0Pageviews 6Public
Once upon a time, when major news events were chronicled strictly by professionals and printed on paper or transmitted through the air by the few for the masses, protesters were prime makers of history. Back then, when citizen multitudes took to the streets without weapons to declare themselves opposed, it was the very definition of news — vivid, important, often consequential. In the 1960s in America they marched for civi...More
Once upon a time, when major news events were chronicled strictly by professionals and printed on paper or transmitted through the air by the few for the masses, protesters were prime makers of history. Back then, ...More
what do you think Jobs would have thought?
Dec 10, 2011 1:55 PMTrackbacks 0Pageviews 4Public
Longtime Apple leader and co-founder Steve Jobs was known for two things: his temper and his taste. Now Jobs, who died in October, will be memorialized with a 7-foot tall bronze statue in Hungary funded by Gabor Bojar, chairman of Graphisoft, best known for architectural design software Archicad. Take a look at the video, below, then tell me: what do you think Jobs would have thought?http://news.yahoo.com/steve-jobs-memor...More
Longtime Apple leader and co-founder Steve Jobs was known for two things: his temper and his taste. Now Jobs, who died in October, will be memorialized with a 7-foot tall bronze statue in Hungary funded by Gabor ...More
How to: Block calls on an Apple iPhone
Dec 7, 2011 9:54 PMTrackbacks 0Pageviews 2276Public
Sometimes you just don’t want people calling you, from telemarketers to former relationships and even that crazy uncle that no one in the family really wants to talk to. Learn how to block calls on aniPhone to solve all your caller woes.
Unfortunately, if you have an Apple iPhone there is no native option to block incoming calls. If you want to get an app that blocks calls you’ll have to jailbreak your phone. If you’d...More
Sometimes you just don’t want people calling you, from telemarketers to former relationships and even that crazy uncle that no one in the family really wants to talk to. Learn how to block calls on aniPhone to ...More
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