Create Truly Custom Follow Buttons for Your Social Networking Profiles
Posted on March 22, 2012 at 5:23 am
Whether you are a webmaster, blogger, or simply have several social media profiles, adding follow buttons to your multiple online domains allows your visitors to follow you conveniently, simply and easily. “Follow me on Google +, follow me on Facebook, and Follow me on Twitter – plugins” are all hot search terms on Google since the web 2.0 boom, but you don’t need a plugin to create an awesome follow me button.
All you need is some basic HTML code, and it’s so simple that you don’t need to be a programmer to initiate it.
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Pimp Your Personal Domain – Top 3 Self Hosted Web Scripts
Posted on March 21, 2012 at 5:59 am
If you have a spare domain name or your own personal domain, with hosting, you can self host many cool, simple to install, replacement solutions for some of the web’s most popular services. This is an awesome way to manage your own scripts, instead of relying on a service that someone else offers to you.
Much of the time, we focus on many of the cool websites and services that the web offers, and how to use them properly and set them up. In today’s post, we will review how you can actually get some of your favorite web services and features without having to use someone else’s stuff.
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Use Google Panoramio to Explore the World Through Photos
Posted on March 20, 2012 at 5:50 am
Google offers countless services, but one of their lesser known offerings is a project dubbed Panoramio which focuses on photo sharing, with a places and locations twist. Kind of like Picasa and Google Earth merged, Panoramio isn’t a service that everyone will use, but for travellers, sightseers and maybe even architects, this may be something to check out.
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Learn How to Play Guitar Using a Video Game Console
Posted on March 19, 2012 at 5:32 am
If you have ever wanted to learn how to play guitar, you can now do so with the assistance of your video gaming console. The difficulty of learning to play any musical instrument is quite challenging and does have somewhat of a learning curve, but one game developer is taking musical instrument integration a bit more seriously, and it makes Guitar Hero and Rock Band seem simple.
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Fully Waterproof Any Electronic Item
Posted on March 18, 2012 at 5:18 am
Previously, we have posted about some quality products that can help restore electronics such as cell phones and laptops after a water spill, and help to make them functional after liquid damage. Many of the products that we have covered, such as the ifixit Thirsty Bag, are engineered to help absorb liquids. Today’s post, however, is about a product that is designed to repel liquids instead of absorb them, which gives it a completely different function.
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Trade in Your Old IPad for Credit Towards IPad 3
Posted on March 17, 2012 at 5:26 am
IPad 3 hits shelves on March 16, leaving many with old iPads to unload on friends, family or eBay. If you are trying to raise quick cash to buy iPad 3, you might try trading in some of your devices with Apple’s Reuse and Recycle program. This program takes in old iPhones, iPads, laptops and desktops and gives you Apple Store credit, which you can then apply towards any Apple product–especially iPad 3.
To earn credit for your device, navigate to the Apple Store’s Reuse and Recycle page.
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