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Tech Disaster – How to Rescue a Wet Smartphone

May 29, 2013January 2, 2013 by Guest Blogger

Whether due to a puddle, a sink or other household fixture, or a different cause, there are a lot of ways a smartphone can end up getting wet. While there’s always a risk that will mean the end of the device’s life, there are some steps an owner can take to try and save the phone.

When dealing with a wet smartphone, it’s important to act quickly and be patient. One of the worst things a user can do is leave a wet smartphone running or turn the device on before it’s dry. What should a smartphone owner do? Here are some tips from tech experts.

How to Save Energy When You Use Your Smartphone

June 3, 2013December 6, 2012 by Guest Blogger

Smartphones are brilliant devices that have become practically ubiquitous in our every day lives. There was a time before mobile phones when we got through our days without having any contact with people who weren’t right next to us, but today we find it hard even to go a few hours without access to the internet or GPS.

A Look at the Characteristics of Smartphone Users [Infographic]

June 3, 2013December 5, 2012 by Paul Salmon

The infographic is about the different users of smartphones and the high demands for iPhones. There are 65% of consumers who said that they cannot live without their iPhones.

This only shows how it captures most of the users through its competitive features and applications available for download. Top downloads include games, weather, social networking, maps and music.

How to Choose the Right Smartphone Credit Card Payment System

August 15, 2013October 4, 2012 by Amy

So, you’ve discovered the fact that smartphone credit card payment systems make it easier to process payments from any location. The next step is to decide which system is right for you. Most smartphones can’t process the magnetic strip on a credit card, so the information still has to be processed through a third party for verification.

There are different smartphone credit card payment systems with different features and different price ranges and payment methods. Some charge a fee per transaction and others charge a flat fee per month. Each system that allows you to process credit card transactions via a smartphone has its advantages and disadvantages.

Top 3 Portable Devices for Working on the Go

September 29, 2014September 11, 2012 by Guest Blogger

Compared to just 5 years ago, the world today is much more hectic and fast-paced. Just working hard is not enough – you have to be able to deliver results instantly and accurately on multiple projects at a time. Utilize these three portable devices below to help you better manage your time by working on the go:

The Five Apps for Frequent Travelers

August 9, 2013June 11, 2012 by Amy

If you are heading off on a vacation or a business trip to Southeast Asia any time soon, be sure to download and make use of the best and newest travel-related applications for mobile devices. From useful phrases in a foreign language to finding the nearest ATM in an airport, apps like these are becoming indispensable for the modern traveler.

Print On The Go – Five Awesome Printing Apps

August 15, 2013May 28, 2012 by Paul Salmon

A lot of people are talking about mobile web design, and rightly so, but this isn’t the only thing that’s going mobile. mobile printing is currently emerging as the standard way to print, both for personal use and in businesses. To take advantage of this new innovative feature you need to know all about the latest mobile printer apps – so here are the top five printing apps.

Top 5 Most Rugged Smartphones Available On The Market

September 29, 2014May 16, 2012 by Paul Salmon

As the world of technology continues to offer up new gadgets for us to enjoy, smartphones are expected to retain their dominance over the mobile markets. Offering a great host of features, smartphones often come with a high price tag and this means the threat of damage and breakages is a major concern for owners. Finding the best out of the rugged smartphones is therefore a priority – but what are the toughest models on the market?