Month: October 2013

Windows Phone 8.1: What’s new?

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Windows Phone 8.1

Besides updating Windows Phone 8 GDDR3, Microsoft is developing new major version of its mobile operating system, Windows Phone 8.1 with ‘Blue’ treatment that would come in 2014 and which reaches us some of their features. Microsoft has long been working on Windows Phone 8 GDDR3, important updates that will provide support and a 1080p screen and quad-core processors, specified in models like the Nokia Lumia 1520 and catching up in the hardware section with the great Android handsets.

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Archos introduces GamePad 2, more competition to the mobile game

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GamePad 2

Archos has announced new version of its tablet for games GamePad 2, improved on original and competence for the Nintendo 3DS and Sony PS Vita. If portable console sales suffer from the rise of mobile gaming and tablets, Archos proposes another alternative to the GamePad 2 with Android, a machine between electronic Tablet and console equipped with dual analog controller, spider and keypad that seems ideal for running thousands of Google’s platform and the emulated games for Android.

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SSL or Payment Processor?

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If you want to sell items on your website then you really have a basic choice if you want to get your customers to buy from you. You could purchase SSL certificates so that their personal data is secure or you can use a third party payment processor that has their own. There are pros and cons to using both of these. With an SSL certificate you will have to pay for it. This could be quite a high cost, that you may or may not be able to afford.…

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Scan the virtual markets for top quality HP ink cartridges

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HP ink cartridges

The perennial question troubling the mind of anybody owning a printer and routinely printing many documents is – does ink cartridge refilling qualify as a smart alternative to purchasing new ones? Well, there’s no one word answer to this question, but if you know what kind of printing requirements you have, you’ll certainly be able to answer it. If you just need to print out routine paperwork for reading or archiving, then you wouldn’t mind a slight dip in the printing quality. In such cases, refilling is a smart move.…

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