Finding a high-quality candidate is a daunting task for most businesses. This is particularly so when trying to fill senior roles such as MD, CEO, or CFO. Recruiting executives through traditional techniques such as publishing a job advert, screening the applications, and interviewing the shortlisted candidates may not yield the intended results. The HR department…
Introduction Today, everyone prefers photographs instead of length large-sized videos. Sometimes, though, photographs come out blurry despite your best efforts. Not only will your special occasion or adventure to the mountains be ruined, but you’ll also lose the memories. This piece of guide delves into solutions to fix blurry photos and recommends Wondershare Repairit as…
We’ve talked about Stuart Hughes here on AG before, and it never ceases to amaze me how much money people will spend on a product. For example, take this gold and diamond-encrusted iPad. Please. For the most elite individual, we bring you the worlds 1st solid gold and diamond ipad. Encrusted with 25.5 cts of…
A few quick post-keynote thoughts on the way out of the show.
Ars Technica has posted the first images of banners up at the Moscone Center, and the tag line is “2008. There’s something in the air.” What on earth could that mean?
I got an email while on vacation from a Twitter friend who sent some sad and disturbing pics of what happened to his Macbook Pro. He refers to his experience as “brutal and embarrassing” and after looking at what was done to his machine I can see why. Kevin (his name is Kevin), decided to…
Images via Retrevo I never really understood the whole netbook thing. A buddy of mine at the office bought one, installed OSX on it, then used it for coding on the go. But for me, I just saw it as another way to get a cheap Windows PC back into my life and that was…
Much has been made about the fact that the new MacBook has just one USB-C Port, including our own article lamenting Apple’s design choices. As much as we’d like to see a second port on this stylish – and ultraportable – new laptop, for now we’re stuck with learning to live with just a single…
I’m a big fan of Sirius Satellite Radio, and I have been ever since Howard Stern made the move a few years back. Every day, around 9 am or so my time, I fire up Pulsar and listen to Stern. Up until recently, I just used Pulsar and lived with it. I liked the app,…
Oh, CBS. The company with the logo that looks like either the Death Star, or that stalker who keeps hiding in my bushes. Sure, the network is mostly known for producing shows my grandma would watch, but they do have How I Met Your Mother, which makes up for a lot of that. Last Friday,…
Short-term rentals have higher returns than other properties. Vacation rental owners who have embraced the concierge concept are in a better position than those who don’t. These experts accompany you and ensure you get the best possible returns. Apart from maximising your profits, they also undertake the time-consuming tasks of running a rental property business….
The announcement of the Magic Trackpad the other day, didn’t exactly come as a surprise, but it sure is a cool idea. But what exactly goes on inside of that thing and how does it work? For that, we go to the gadget-stripping team at iFixit, who took a few hours to take apart the…
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