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Tips for Recovering Photos from a Broken iPhone
Your photos carry the amazing ability to transport you to a different place and time. They are portals to the most treasured moments of your life, and a way to look back fondly and remember. These days, most people take their photos with their phones. Cameras can be laborious to carry around, and when you have a powerful camera in your back pocket, why wouldn’t you?
By Tobias Gillot7 years ago in 01
Baracuda vs. Hardwood: Pool Cleaner Reviews 2019
It gets through the pool’s floor and its walls, and automatically removes the dirt, bugs, debris, leaves, twigs, sand, and pebbles. It has an anti-stick design in its bumper fin, which ensures entire pool cleaning capability as it navigates on steps, ladders, and even the corners of the pool. It is easy to maneuver and performs maximum cleaning coverage.
By Ava Miller7 years ago in 01
Why Boost Mobile Stinks
My son and I currently have boost mobile and while there are some things that I really like about them, I also really dislike them. When I first went to boost I came from Metro PCS and I was looking for better phones and even better service, but what I got was a lot of headaches. I have been with boost for about three years now and what I liked when I first got them was that I got $25 dollars from a friend's referral credited to my second phone bill. I also liked that with the first bill paid, I would get Hulu free for 6 months (as long as the bill was paid on time).
By Amanda J Mollett7 years ago in 01
You're Using the Wrong Hosting for Your WordPress Site
WordPress.org is one of the most commonly used content management systems. In fact, 64 million websites run on WordPress as of 2019. It is favored for being open source, developer friendly, and having a large and growing community. If you aren't using WordPress, check out the article linked at the bottom of this post with ten reasons why you should consider making the switch.
By Jennifer Parr7 years ago in 01
The Tech Yield Curve Inversion
We hear a great deal today about the "yield curve inversion"... and yes, it is a big deal! Why the yield curve inverting is such a "big deal" is the fact that historically (well, just since the end of the Civil War to present day, according to researchers), this occurrence has signaled that a recession was at hand. However, since the "dismal science" of economics is not exactly known for the precision and exactness over time, there is a debate ongoing as to whether this time, the inverting of the yield curve will be different, and not mark the end of the decade-long economic expansion.
By David Wyld7 years ago in 01
Augmented and Virtual Reality: Leveraging and Monetizing the Technologies. Top Story - June 2019.
This article will introduce both the technologies of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality to later discuss how businesses can leverage such technologies to strengthen their business, or harness their benefits as part of their business development strategy. Moreover, the article will share insights on how we can monetize such technologies to introduce new revenue streams for businesses.
By Aziz Dhaouadi7 years ago in 01
Behind a Screen
Behind a screen... Everything is easier from behind a screen, it's easier to hide, to ignore, to hurl abuse at people, virtual strangers. It's easier to speak out, because at the end of it? It's all from behind a screen. No one knows you, no one cares to know you. Why go out into the world and meet people when you can meet people over the internet, right? You don't even have to leave the comfort of your home. The world has become far too digital, I'm not even two decades old, but the younger generations make me feel older. I remember going out with my friends and playing hopscotch, or making mud pies, or climbing trees, doing kid stuff, you know? All the children of today know are computer screens and iPhones. The only thing they worry about is how many likes and followers they have on Instagram, or who's prettier. They don't understand the word socialise, they text back and forth without even really knowing who they're speaking to. After all, there's more to a person than just a face and name, right? The world is a lot more dangerous than people think, however I'm starting to wonder, maybe the digital world is far more dangerous, physically and mentally, especially to children. I have a 13-year-old niece, and to be honest I've never been more disappointed in technology. Because of technology she has been through far too much. Bullying is bad and hurtful. When I was younger I was bullied greatly, but I found comfort in my home, where the walls seemed like an impenetrable fortress in which no one could hurt me. My niece doesn't have that, she comes home to a place that is supposed to be her safe haven, and is still verbally abused by people over the internet and social media. Because just as it's perhaps safer behind a screen, it's also far more dangerous...
By shannon scott7 years ago in 01
