All Entries in the "Joey" Category
How Not To Do SEO For 2009
Web start-ups face a daunting task of getting known. As of last count, over a billion pages literally litter the web. That’s a billion competing pieces of informtion swamping yours. Compound that with the short attention span of the average surfer. And the problem of ever shifting viewer loyalties. No wonder many netrepreneurs surrender and [...]
How To Deal With Your Mobile Stalker
It’s late at night and you’re chatting with your wife. Suddenly there it is again
“RING RING!”
Your cellphone’s buzzing. The number’s unknown and it’s the upteenth time that someone’s ringing you- but doesn’t answer when you (or your irate wife) picks up. Your wife suspects an affair. You swear there isn’t. Still, you’re in hot water.
Don’t [...]
How To Take Cool Shots At Night
Wherever you go, you’d see the flash of digital cameras. These are the newtoys of the millenium. People print pix, create digital albums, and upload to social networks. Visit Facebook and witness how the average user has created a virtual storybook of his daily life in pictures. It’s the next best thing to having an [...]
How To Choose Your Next Digicam
Until just about 5 years ago, folks still fell in line to buy film. Choices were simple. You either got the 36 shot roll of film, or the 21 shot. A few blest individuals got to use Advantix which allowed printing of thumbnails. That saved on printing costs since you can easily identify which shots [...]
How To Make Quick And Safe Bucks Online With Forex
95% of new investors fail the forex game. That’s a fact. The average bloke jumps into the market with a $10,000 investment hoping to hit a goldmine. He purchases scores of forex indicators off ebay to get an edge. Then he tries autotrading robots amounting to a thousand dollars. Then reality sets in. Losses accumulate [...]
Kick Them Out. Permanently
Installed a Suite lately? Whether it’s Mcaffe or Norton, Office or StarOffice, they’re vexingly difficult to purge from your system. That’s supposed to be a feature too- not a flaw. Egotistic suites think they’re doing you a favor by clinging on in perpetua long after you’ve ‘uninstalled it.’
You don’t have to suffer misbehaved suites anymore. [...]
Got Trash? Don’t Fret -You Got Cash!
Earlier, I mentioned how easily you can make $200 a day with $5 cost. But did you know you can actually make $900 a day at almost no capital expenditure?
I discovered the method years ago when a relative gifted me a pair of shoes. Not just any kind, mind you. These were Louis Vuittons. $400 [...]
How To Make $200+ A Day on Ebay
Did you know you can make megabucks with a $4 item?
A few days ago, a local call center requested for a motivational speech, particularly one that empowered their agents to ooze charisma over the phone. It was an easy job. I simply gave the basics of tonality, pacing and leading as well as emotional [...]
Quickbucks From Robots? Think Again
Last I checked, a lot of folks had been resigning their dayjobs. Nine to five doesn’t cut it anymore – not when there’s the web that lets netrepreneurs line their pockets at their leisure.
The options are mind boggling. You can blog for reviewme.com. You can churn content for adsense. You can promote ebooks at digitalpoint.com. [...]
Top 4 Time Killers for the Iphone
Back in 2001 I used to lug portable DVD players for lang haul trips. A good movie compresses 5 dull hours into just 2. I considered them ultimate entertainment for circumstances that constrain any productivity or entertainment.
That player now gathers dust. So do other entertainment systems like the ipod or intel portable media center. They’re [...]
Got Junk? Junk eBay
In Is eBay Worth It? In general, yes. The auction giant helps people unload garbage accumlated over the years. Ebay also provides easy channels to those seeking to make a quick buck. I personally made an extra $300-$1500 a week the past months simply having my executive assistant find knick-knacks at flea markets and disposing them for [...]
Google Chrome- Faster Than a Speeding Browser
Are you hooked to online social networking games? I am. I spend about an hour a day on Mafia Wars, Mobwars andother similar games. These use ajax code which really stress out the browser. Check out the load times on Internet Explorer for these games. Even on a QuadCore, response crawls sluggishly. This is especially [...]
Relief For Your Computer Stressed Eyes
How long have you stared at your PC today? Two hours? Five? That’s unhealthy.
If you’re like me and the armies of harassed information professionals, chances are you’ve given your eyes a nasty beating. And those eyes don’t take it sitting down. They rebel with headaches, blurry vision and violent redness. Keep this up and you [...]
Can You Really Run It?
Played something cool like Left For Dead? How about Far Cry?
I like visiting the PC stores to buy games. The games are not always for me, mind you. Often, they’re for my cousins or friends. Giving the gift of games is almost guaranteed to elicit a wide smile. (In contrast, try gifting someone with Encarta)
It’s [...]
Got SLR? Ditch the Flash!
Yesterday, I acquired my 2rd SLR. It’s a Sony A350, comes with 14.1MP and produces the most gorgeous pictures even in low lighting. I obtained it to replace my Canon 1000D which I found a little too entry level for my taste. Its Bionz processor guarantees me vivid holiday pictures that will truly make my [...]
Stop Bothering Me!
I love the web. It’s one great resource with almost everything. And much of the information is free. Well, almost.
The vast majority of sites offer access at no cost, but a few require registration. That can be a hassle. Give your email addy and next thing you know, spam starts traipsing in. Worse can happen [...]
A Kick For Your Car
Last week, I shared how installing a magnet on your oil filter increased filtration and lubrication. That translates to better mileage because less sludge in the ole crankcase means lower friction. Get the friction out and energy that’s normally lost in grinding goes straight to the power train. Now how’d you like to tune up [...]
World’s First Touch-Notebook For You
Witness the first multi-touch notebook for the masses: The HP TouchSmart. Also dubbed the TX2, this baby allows customers to pack up the keyboard and mouse and settle for a more natural user interface… the good ole fingertip.
The snazzy multi-touch display affords rapid and easy access to data, entertainment and web media with its capacitive [...]
Double Your Oil Mileage
I run around with the boys at Honda Club. Being around these folks, I pick up a few bits of wisdom. Some provide negligible benefit to the vehicle, but some are brilliant. One such idea has to do with with magnets. Specifically, chucking one into the car.
Blue-Ray’s Dead
Looks like the boys behind Blu-Ray are up against a wall.
This morning, I was browsing PCMag and discovered deplorable sales performance last quarter for Blu-ray. For those unaware of the monicker, Blue-Ray is that spanking new the HD disc format touted to revolutionize the industry. Well… almost.
