How To Type Special Characters for Facebook, Twitter, Google+

Dec 30

Actually you can use these special characters in anything that renders ASCII. Facebook and Twitter do see to accept all of these. You can either copy these from here and paste them in your tweets or  Facebook posts or use the long method of manually typing them into your HTML. [table id=1 /] These are HTML special characters and there are many more but these are the...

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Apple to Use Screens from Sharp for Lower Power, Thinner Profile?

Dec 30

Thin … there’s something the world needs! Not being a regular iPad user I’m not sure about the longevity of a battery charge but I’m guessing anything longer than current is always a plus, right? The screens are indium gallium zinc oxide flat panels referred to by the acronym IGZO. In addition to thinning the profile and making better use of...

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15% of Americans Answer Their Cell Phone During Sex

Dec 29

So I’m wondering if that should be a question on landing pages … “are you currently engaging in intercourse?” Some of the stats on this infographic seem far-fetched but we must realize these are global figures. The infographic, assembled by Wilson Electronics, shows several cell phone statistics that may be surprising. For example the number...

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YouTube’s TestTube – Test Drive Upcoming Tools

Dec 29

Did you know you have access to look at the tools, and toys, being developed by YouTube’s development engineers? Well, now you do. Just go to TestTube, YouTube’s development playground and take a look around. One of the more interesting apps is YouTube Leanback + YouTube Remote Android App “Leanback makes watching videos on YouTube as effortless...

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Blogger Liability Lawsuits, and Judgments, on the Rise

Dec 22

Montana real estate agent, Crystal Cox, was on the bad end of a winning decision about some of her blog content. In fact she didn’t win … at all. Her liability for the words she wrote about a bankruptcy custodian? Two point five million dollars. Let me put that in plain English: $2,500,000. And she’s a real estate agent which means that’s...

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