Posted June 5th, 2008
by J_Mart
If you’re a gamer like me, then you’ll love this new online arcade site that I have come across. Online Games Zone has hundreds of Online Games that you can play at no cost to you. Whenever your bored, at school, or at work, you can always take some time to kick back, relax, and play some of their awesome games. No matter what kind of gamer you are, they have something to fit your style. Whether your a fan of racing games , shooting games , or good old classics , you can count on Online Games Zone to have exactly what you’re looking for.
Are you worried about downloading games off the internet, because you’re afraid they may contain Spyware, or a Virus? Well have no fear, because Online Games Zone hosts all the games on their server, so you don’t have to download or install anything. All you do is go to their site, and play unlimited free games whenever you want. So, stop reading news articles and go have fun.
Posted in Video Games
Posted June 5th, 2008
by J_Mart
There are many different blogs out on the internet today about many different things. You can do a Google search, and read about anything yo want in just minutes. Because of so much information out on the net, webmasters have to make their site unique, and make it stand out from all the rest if they want readers to come back to their site.
During some surfing, I have found a nicely designed, unique Science Blog called Random Science. Random Science talks about a lot of interesting facts, and has nice in depth explanations. I really like the way it goes about getting the community involved. After all, one of the most important aspects of a blog is the community. Aside from their normal posts, they also put up Trivia questions, with a couple clues to help you guess he correct answer. At the bottom of the page, they display the correct answer along with and explanation of why it is correct. So go head on over to www.randomscience.com and test your skills to see just how Science savvy yyou really are.
Posted in Science
Posted June 5th, 2008
by J_Mart
I am always looking for new articles to write that benefit the webmasters out there, and I have come across a pretty neat way to generate more traffic for your site. No more need to spend hours and hours promoting your site, because this software program is guaranteed to bring you traffic and backlinks. Visitor Frenzy is a nice, little software program that manipulates other websites into thinking that a visitor found their site via a link on your page, when in reality they didn’t. This unique software send out HTTP requests to other websites and says that your URL was the referrer of that visitor. When the owners of these other websites check their traffic stats, they will see that your URL referred other users to their site. Most webmasters usually return the favor for visits and will then put up a link on their site to yours, and send you some traffic. Along with traffic, you will also most likely receive a temporary backlink from that site as well. For as little as $5, you can have tons of traffic, and good backlinks. I honestly don’t know anywhere else you can get such a great deal for this little money. So, what are you waiting for? Just got to http://www.visitorfrenzy.com and purchase a package today. I think you’ll enjoy the results.
Posted in Cameras, Music, Toys, Uncategorized, Weapons
Posted June 4th, 2008
by J_Mart
Do you own an E-Business, and are currently looking for a new way of promoting sales or leads to your site? How would you like Google’s very own professional SEO’s to promote your site for FREE? Well you’re in luck, because just yesterday at the SMX Advanced Conference in Seatle Google went public with their announcement of a new contest that they are doing in order to help businesses grow and generate more sales, sign-ups, and leads.
Google calls it the Website Workout contest. In the upcoming weeks, Google is going to choose four entries, and let their team of experts go to work using Google Website Optimizer. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Boost Leads, Boost Sales, Boost Sign Ups, Contest, Google, Profesional SEO, SEO, Website Promotion, Website Workout Posted in Google
Posted June 2nd, 2008
by J_Mart
So, this morning I got up and I was trying to think about what I was going to write about today. I figured I’d just go, turn on the computer, and it would come to me. And it did. I tried to get on the internet and for some reason my PC would not connect to my network. I checked my router and my modem, and everything was fine over their. So, I got frustrated with it, and decided to use my MacBook Pro. Of course everything worked fine the moment I turned it on. So I decided to write about the advantages and disadvantages about both Apple and Windows.
Let’s start with our examination on Windows. Windows is currently the most common operating system used by consumers, but Mac is definitely catching up. If you use Windows, you especially need to use caution when downloading things off the internet. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Computers, Hardware, Security/Safety
Posted June 1st, 2008
by J_Mart
I have seen and heard way too many stories about people who get scammed out of their personal information and thousands of dollars due to emails that looked legit, but were not. As the founder of The Tech Bros, I feel that it is my duty to inform the readers, and keep them safe in the tech world around them.
Have you ever gotten an email from your bank, mortgage company, or a government organization that required you to click on a link and fill out your personal information on the the page you were brought to? I hope not. This is one of the most common email scams on the internet. In this article I am going to explain why this is so dangerous, and what you can do to avoid getting your information stolen.
So, you open the email and it has a header from your your bank, and looks exactly like a normal email that they would send you, right? When you read through the email, you notice that it asks you to submit some information to them, and you can just go to the form by clicking on link provided in the email. You don’t think anything about it and you click on the link, and submit your information. I mean, what harm can be done from that? Your bank sent you an email saying that you need to go and confirm some personal information for their records. This is the part where looks are deceiving. That email that was sent to you may look extremely legit, but in reality your bank did not send it, and that link in your email was not to their site. This common form of email scams is Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Security/Safety
Posted May 31st, 2008
by Synthesis
Charcoal grilling undoubtedly tastes better than gas, but coals can be a pain. This Baja BBQ is a solution to the more lazy among us who’d rather not deal with coal chimneys and lighter fluid. Constructed of 100% recycled biodegradable paper pulp, the Baja’s 2 pounds of coals will be perfectly hot after 20 minutes and a match. And the whole thing sounds just eco friendly enough to satiate the yuppies who will be buying the Baja at the “gourmet supermarkets” soon. [Mike and Maaike via core77]
Tags: barbeque, BBQ, charcoal, fire, hot Posted in Uncategorized
Posted May 31st, 2008
by Synthesis
Lowell McAdam, CEO of Verizon Wireless and The FCC Chairman, Kevin Martin are on stage at All Things D. And in an instant, Mossberg is ON KEVIN’S ASS for the US’s slow, expensive broadband! “You’re the chairman of the FCC, how did you allow this to happen?”
Kevin basically responds that there isn’t enough subsidation in the US.
Mossberg moves onto openness of the networks.
Kevin Martin is saying that both consumers and entrepreneurs both want it. So in the last auction, they put a condition in that the spectrum needs to be open to any handset or application. And our willingness to embrace that is important. We’re not completely there yet, so that every major carrier is embracing openness.
Kara: Would you have done this openness thing before Google spoke up?
Verizon: You see in Japan and Korea that what networks can do when open. But in the past, customers wanted to do things like downloading apps to their phones. And that increased as the broadband speeds picked up.
If someone builds a device that isn’t efficient, or uses too much bandwidth, we have to be careful. The shared resource [of the wireless network] is not like a DSL line. (Funny, isn’t that what the net neutrality enemies are saying is a shared resource, too? B.L.)
Mossberg: Will rates be the same for plans using phones that we didn’t buy from you?
Lowell: They will be the same, but the functionalities might be different, because of your handset. (Obviously —B.L.)
Mossberg: So you’re purely a provider of network services then?
Lowell: Yes.
Mossberg: Let’s talk about cancellation fees. How to you justify charging people $175-$200 to cancel plans that have already worked through their subsidation.
Lowell: We don’t do that anymore, as of a year ago. In Italy, they don’t allow subsidization for these reasons. We tier our termination fees so that over time they get lower. And we sell all our phones without any subsidies as an option but 98% of the people choose the contract. If subsidies were outlawed, we’d have no problem and no other carriers would, too.
Kevin: It should be declined over time if its a recovering fixed cost. There should be a reasonable amount of time to take your phone/service home and try it out. There’s a 14-day allowance for this. Some people are wondering what restocking fees should be, too.
Tags: broadband, D, net, neutral, verizon Posted in Phones/PDA's
Posted May 31st, 2008
by J_Mart
I know that I’ve taken some time off from The Tech Bros, but I now have a lot more time to devote to it, and I have some great ideas in mind for building a community. I just want to say that I am here to stay, and I thought that it’d be a great idea to start back off on my step by step guide on how to eliminate Spyware.
The fourth step may sound like common sense but when you think about; how many people wait until their computer is full of Spyware to download removal utilities? Remember what i said before that the longer you wait, the more the Spyware will grow and corrupt more of your files? Well if you download your favorite Spyware removal utilities and put them on a few CD’s, then you won’t have to spend hours trying to download them, when Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Computers, Software And Plugins
Posted May 29th, 2008
by Synthesis
If sales figures aren’t enough reason to show that the PSP is really making some progress in Japan against the DS, how about the fact that it was used in an upskirt crime? According to the Japanese police, or JaPoPos, a 59-year-old college administrator was looking up a skirt belonging to a 19-year-old girl on a train line. He was arrested using anti-stalker laws, and if he’s convicted, it’ll probably lead to even better sales of the PSP and the PSP camera peripheral in Japan. [NikkanSports via Livedoor via Kotaku]
Tags: asian, hot, japan, naked, nude, panties, porn, PSP, skirt, up, up-skirt, upskirt Posted in Cameras, Gadgets, Hardware, Phones/PDA's, Video Games
