Detecting Earthquakes With Everyday Gadgetry

Published on: March 17, 2011 in Hardware and has 1 Comment

Earthquake Detection

Earthquakes are not isolated to a single moment in time. There are aftershocks and often there are also telltale rumbles beforehand. The problem is that detecting these warning signs is difficult and expensive, and even if the possibility of a major quake is successfully detected, there’s often not much time to get the necessary information out to the general public before it hits.

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5 Steps You Should Do To Keep Your Computer Running Smoothly

Published on: March 16, 2011 in Computer, Performance Tips and has 12 Comments

Computer Maintenance Beyond Hard Drive Defrag

If you lack the technical experience that so many people in today’s world seem to have when it comes to computers, it can be pretty frustrating when you are finally faced with the prospect of operating a PC for the very first time. If you have recently purchased a computer of your own, you are planting a firm step into the future. The future is technology, and computers are at the forefront of this international revolution.

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Transparency Or Anonymity? Battle Lines Are Being Drawn

Published on: March 15, 2011 in Social Networking and has 8 Comments

Anonymous Online Identity

Christopher Poole, founder of 4chan has launched a debate while speaking at the SXSW interactive conference over the weekend by telling his audience that Facebook is ‘totally wrong’ when it comes to online identity.

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10 Strategies for Getting More Blog Comments

Published on: March 14, 2011 in Blogging and has 7 Comments

Blog Comments

Studies have shown that the majority of online users are lurkers (observe or read without contributing), with less than 5% actively contributing. Most readers leave a blog without contributing in any way or leaving comment. If you would like to have more comments on your blog, there are ways of encouraging more activity.

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How to Test Your Web Site on a Smaller Browser Window

Published on: March 11, 2011 in Design and has 8 Comments

Monitor

Many new computers and laptops sold today include a widescreen monitor with a nice high resolution. For many applications, such as games and movies, having a large widescreen monitor makes the experience much better. Movies were meant for widescreen, and games, well they always look better in a higher resolution. The one aspect where the [...]

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3 Best Current Laptops of 2011

Published on: March 10, 2011 in Computer, Hardware and has 8 Comments

MacBook Pro

The lines between PC, laptop, netbook, smartphone, and eReader have all begun to merge over the past two years. Consumers are no longer satisfied with single-task machines and require top quality entertainment, computer processing, long battery life, and complete portability. Companies have taken the hint and recreated their outlook on the entire laptop market.

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How To Take Your Traffic From Researchers To Customers

Published on: March 9, 2011 in Web Site and has 3 Comments

Convert Your Traffic to Customers

Picking customers in the right stage of the buying cycle will dictate how much work is needed; firstly for you to attract these searches to your site but more importantly how easy it will be to convert them.

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Advantages of Mini Laptops

Published on: March 8, 2011 in Laptop and has 22 Comments

Mini Laptop Computer

When a person is first looking for a new laptop, they may feel overwhelmed by all of the choices out there. Stores that carry laptops, generally have several different brands and models for a person to choose from. Depending on whether or not the person knows what they are looking for, it could take a [...]

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