Archive for Tech Tips

Does the Hawking Broadband Booster really speed up your Internet connection?

Last week, I showed you how to setup the GE 31591 Skype and Cordless Phone in one. Today, I’ll show you how to setup the Hawking Broadband Booster.

Hawking Broadband Booster
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GE 31591 Skype Phone Review

Finally, my brother has sent a Skype phone so we can talk for hours, for free. It’s a GE 31591 Cordless Telephone.
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CDR-King malfunction

Last week, I had an interesting bump in CDR King nearby. And I was lucky that I did not purchase the item.
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2011′s Most Shared Article in Facebook

It’s still a full month to go before 2011 ends but this early, a Facebook page has identified the 40 most shared articles in the social networking website. The list is quite interesting, even more because the largest crocodile captured in Agusan is at the top 10.
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All About Steve Jobs

While searching our company’s database on what makes a good PowerPoint presentation, I came across “The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience.” More than understanding how amazing Steve is when introducing products, he is insanely great in envisioning what the world needs, even before the world knows it.
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Alphabetical layers in Photoshop

Does anyone knows how to order alphabetically the layers in Photoshop?
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Life without Facebook

Since Sunday afternoon, I haven’t accessed my Facebook account. And I would like to keep it that way, at least for now.
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Memolane: Flashback on your social networks

Last night while browsing for some Internet news, I found Memolane.


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Facebook’s Memorable Stories

About 10 minutes ago, after I posted a photo in Facebook, I saw something in the right sidebar that wasn’t there before.

It’s the “Memorable Stories from 2010.”
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