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From time to time, I see posts around the Internet about how to keep your email inbox cleared out. They suggest you just delete what you don’t get handled or only handle those you can right away… they must not have jobs like I where people are expecting an answer back otherwise they wouldn’t have …
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If you haven’t heard, Google has released their own Social Network solution: Google+ At this time, the service is by invite only, let me know if you need an invite. The service is a little like all of the services you are already using. There is some fun extras for grouping who you follow into …
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Doing so much photo touch up and ‘socializing’ on my iPhone means I really test the limits of it’s battery. I’m testing, a couple of the Mophie options right now which I’ll review soon. Meanwhile though, I came across this new option from Griffin that solves a couple iPhone battery challenges. I have tried external …
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I have mentioned Hipstamatic a few times both for the app’s features as well how other camera apps compare. Hipstamatic gives the user experience of pairing old film types and a variety of lenses to create iPhone images to resemble vintage cameras. New in this update, 220, Hipstamatic moves from all vintage to sharing across …
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One of the best/easiest way to give a feeling of depth in a picture is to have a part in focus and other parts out of focus. A person’s mind says that they are focusing on a point and everything else must be further away cause it is out of focus. A common tool to …
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