To say that I pay $99 a year for MobileMe is not an accurate statement. I paid $99 back in 2008 when I got my first iPhone, and since then I’ve been paying $69, mainly because I buy a new Apple product at least once a year which typically allows me to renew my contract…
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination is a highly competitive and challenging examination with a rigorous selection process that requires great preparation and hard work. One of the most important decisions an aspirant must make when preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination is choosing the right coaching institute. It can provide…
When I was a kid, I was pretty obsessive about my toys. I was big into Legos, G.I.Joe’s, and most of all, the Transformers. I loved watching the cartoons every morning, then playing with the toys shortly after. Those were the days. Since then, various Transformers games have come around, including a console game for…
All this Flash/Apple stuff is irritating, and at this point, it’s a bit of a broken record. But this weekend, I noticed something about Flash that kind of bugged me. I was chugging along on my work, doing the usual stuff, and my iStat readings in my menu bar say that my MacBook Pro is…
You’ve doubtless heard about the new plans offered by AT&T for the iPhone, effective June 7th. If not, here’s the text from the press release, with sections bolded by me: DataPlus. Provides 200 megabytes (MB) of data – for example, enough to send/receive 1,000 emails (no attachments), plus send/receive 150 emails with attachments, plus view…
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Today Mac users can download the official release of Skype 2.5. A beta of this has been out since late last year, but now Skype is happy to release a full stable version out into the wild. It’s also important to note that if you were considering buying Skype Out to make calls anywhere in…
The other day, a friend of mine linked me to site that’s run by a local company (well, local for me, anyways), that makes really cool desks made in the Apple aesthetic. In fact they’re so cool, I may just post about them later this week. While I was perusing the site, I found out…
Rumors are flying this morning about Apple ordering 10 Million 3G iPhones. The source is about as accurate as my left foot would be at guessing these things, but that’s beside the point of this particular post. We all know that Apple is gearing up for a 3G iPhone, and we all know that it’s…
Taking potshots at Apple seems to be the in thing today. From Samsung making ad after ad after ad to #Bendgate tweets (from brands and “common” people alike), it doesn’t look like Apple’s going to get a break any time soon. Especially with its big mistakes with iOS 8. Now, Pebble has entered the arena…
A few days ago, I wrote a post about Apple’s quarterly earnings call. I’ve been thinking a lot about that big number – $40 billion – and what it really means for Apple. I think the truly telling part about it though I already put in that first post. Jobs said that the money provides…
As a salesperson, you may want to add your calendar to several platforms to help your clients see when you are available. The benefit is good, but the task of adding all meetings is tiring. You cannot rule out the possibility of making errors such as double entries for meetings. The best way to avoid…
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