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- Cool Websites & Tools – Generate School Timetables, Download Public Domain Images, & Open Source Programming Language
- The Insanely Great History of Apple
- Why The Internet Hates Justin Bieber [Weird & Wonderful Web]
- Leaving An Online Review? Word It Right To Avoid Legal Action
- New iOS Evernote Includes Home Screen Customization and Faster Syncing
- Is This The Next Angry Birds? Puzzle Game TripTrap Is Addictive & Fun
| Posted: 01 Feb 2014 08:31 PM PST  Timetable Web – is a tool that generates school timetables for primary and secondary schools. All of the operations are online, from the initial data input to the final print. There are a lot of different timetable structures around the world, and this website tries to meet the requirements of the majority of the countries. Viintage – is a site containing countless public domain images for you to browse, search, and download. They are split up into a free section, and a premium section which has a bulk download feature. Clicking on each image will bring up a larger version.... Read the full article: Cool Websites & Tools – Generate School Timetables, Download Public Domain Images, & Open Source Programming Language |
| The Insanely Great History of Apple Posted: 01 Feb 2014 06:30 PM PST  This is a must-have for all Apple fans. This Pop Chart Lab print features every computer, tablet, software and peripheral Apple has made since 1976, starting with the Apple I. Over 500 products are featured in this 27 x 39-inch print, offered with hanging rails, mounted on panels, framed or print only, from $36. Click to enlarge. Read the full article: The Insanely Great History of Apple |
| Why The Internet Hates Justin Bieber [Weird & Wonderful Web] Posted: 01 Feb 2014 05:30 PM PST  Justin Bieber is a phenomenon. Despite being brought up as an unassuming, home-schooled Canadian kid, he has gone on to become one of the biggest pop stars in the world. He has millions of adoring fans who hang on to his every word and action. And yet, this child of the ’90s is hated in no uncertain terms by the Internet. And by the Internet I mean everyone else online who isn’t a “Belieber”. But why? The YouTube Youth Reason Number 1: The Internet made Justin Bieber. Justin Bieber was discovered online after his mother started uploading videos of him... Read the full article: Why The Internet Hates Justin Bieber [Weird & Wonderful Web] |
| Leaving An Online Review? Word It Right To Avoid Legal Action Posted: 01 Feb 2014 11:00 AM PST  The Internet is often idealized as an international free speech zone where individuals are free to express whatever they want without repercussions. For most people, most of the time, this is true, but recent revelations about government-sponsored surveillance programs have made it clear that what you say online can be used against you. You have to worry about more than your neighborhood’s friendly spy agency. Companies are also getting in on the act, chasing down negative commenters and reviewers with threats of legal action. How serious is this problem, and what can you do to receive an unexpected letter from... Read the full article: Leaving An Online Review? Word It Right To Avoid Legal Action |
| New iOS Evernote Includes Home Screen Customization and Faster Syncing Posted: 01 Feb 2014 09:30 AM PST  After previously making its synchronization process 4x faster, Evernote released this Thursday new updates to it iOS apps that allow users to customize the sections and color of the home screen, and to optimize for better sound quality of audio notes. Users can now choose from three color selections, light, dark, and classic green. The selection is made by tapping on the settings gear button, and selecting customize the home screen. The company says this was a much-requested feature after the launch of the iOS 7 redesign. This feature is available for free, premium, and business accounts. The New Notes buttons, for... Read the full article: New iOS Evernote Includes Home Screen Customization and Faster Syncing |
| Is This The Next Angry Birds? Puzzle Game TripTrap Is Addictive & Fun Posted: 01 Feb 2014 08:00 AM PST  Angry Birds wasn’t the first “sling an object to break a structure” game. There were others well before it (specifically Crush The Castle) but Angry Birds took that and packaged it in neat graphics, cute characters, slight variations to gameplay and — the most important aspect, in my opinion — the perfect level of difficulty. That’s what TripTrap hopes to bring to the iPhone and iPad, all over again. It has all the makings of a contender for our best iPhone games list, there’s plenty of levels and it’s wonderfully addictive. It’s time to meet Trip Trap. Meet Jerry Ched... Read the full article: Is This The Next Angry Birds? Puzzle Game TripTrap Is Addictive & Fun |
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