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Google Cloud's prices Discount
Google Cloud goes after Amazon by slashing prices, adding new products:
Businesses looking for major storage often lean on Amazon and its cloud service platform, but Google doesn't want to be the second-string option anymore.During its Cloud Platform conference held on Tuesday in San Francisco, the company announced price updates and new products to help customers get up and working in the cloud faster. And ultimately, earn some bigger marketshare in the cloud storage space.
Google also slashed the prices for its Cloud Platform that should make both large and small-scale business partners happy.
In addition to a 10% drop in pricing last month, here's a look at the latest cuts: BigQuery Storage falls almost 25%; PD Snapshots is down about 80%.
Meanwhile, Disk SSD storage is cut nearly in half; and the price of large Cloud SQL instances dropped 25%.?
The company announced a service called Google Container Engine that lets businesses move from managing application components running on individual virtual machines to portable Docker containers that are scheduled into a managed compute cluster for you. Google said users will be able to create and tie together container-based services to make it possible for companies to log, monitor and manage incoming data.
Another addition is App Engine with auto-scaling support, Cloud SDK integration and support for runtimes built on Docker containers. The company also introduced a network called Google Cloud Interconnect, which will serve as the foundation for apps and IT architectures and bring its fiber network to direct peering across 33 countries.
Other rollouts include carrier interconnect with partners like Verizon and VPN support, starting in early 2015. This will let users keep apps and data in-house and using the public cloud for other tasks.
Other additions include a cloud debugger, Firebase — a company recently acquired by Google which lets you build mobile and web real-time applications — and an autoscaler.
Read Also: Now Sync Microsoft Office with Drop Box Account
When Google launched its cloud platform back in 2008, Amazon was the only real competitor offering a similar service — it debuted its own platform two years prior.
Earlier this week, it was revealed the Ubuntu cloud images will be accessible via Google Cloud.
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Microsoft Office Sync with Drop Box
Microsoft Office apps will sync right to your Dropbox account:
Dropbox just became an excellent place to store your Microsoft Office files.The two companies announced a partnership on Tuesday that will allow Microsoft Office apps to sync directly to your Dropbox account, speeding up collaboration and editing.
After adding your Dropbox account to Microsoft Word, Excel or PowerPoint, you can navigate folders and files on Dropbox to view and edit in the native Office apps, Microsoft wrote in a blog post. The company added it will be updating its Office apps for iPad, iPhone and Android with the new feature "in the coming weeks."
On the Dropbox side, users can also edit Office documents, including Word, Excel and Powerpoint files, from within the Dropbox app on iOS and Android. The company also announced it will finally release an app for Windows phones and tablets in the next few months.
The partnership isn't confined to mobile, though; Dropbox integration will be coming to Office's web apps sometime in 2015.
Read Also: Sharp Aquos Crystal Smart Phone Review
Microsoft and Dropbox have teamed up for tighter integration previously. Earlier this year, Dropbox revealed Project Harmony, a plan to bring collaborative real-time editing features to Microsoft Office documents for Dropbox's business users. The company promised the feature would roll out in the "coming months" in July, but hasn't revealed a specific timeline.
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Sharp Aquos Crystal Smart Phone Review
Sharp Aquos Crystal: The future of smartphones looks like this
"What smartphone is that?" is the reaction I've received over and over this past week.
The device I've been using all week isn't an iPhone or a Samsung Galaxy, that's for sure. It's the newly released Sharp Aquos Crystal. Never heard of it? You're not the only one.
The Aquos Crystal is Sharp's first Android-powered smartphone in the U.S. Not only is it refreshingly futuristic-looking, but it's also dirt-cheap for a no-contract smartphone.
Big screen without big dimensions:
A smartphone with a large screen usually means it has a big phone body. Over the years, phone makers have slimmed down the bezels surrounding the display, but none have come as close to achieving an edge-to-edge design as Sharp has with the Aquos Crystal none have come as close to achieving an edge-to-edge design as Sharp has with the Aquos Crystal.When laid next to the 4.7-inch iPhone 6, you'd think the Aquos Crystal also has the same size screen. Nope! The Aquos Crystal has a 5-inch display with 1,280 x 720 resolution.
I thought the 5-inch LG G2 with its ultra-slim bezels was an impressive engineering feat last year, but the Aquos Crystal takes things to another level. Without any plastic surrounding the top and sides of the screen, the phone's dimensions are smaller than other smartphones with 5-inch displays. It's sleek in a way only Hollywood has portrayed bezel-less screens.
And because the phone has a smaller footprint, it's actually easier to hold with one hand. This is how you design a 5-inch smartphone for one-handed use. I had no trouble stretching my thumb from one lower corner to the opposing top corner. The Aquos Crystal's size also means it fits in my pants pockets without looking like I have a brick in there.
The screen isn't without weaknesses though. I question its durability since there aren't bezels to absorb shocks if it takes a drop to the ground. (I noticed that a small chip started to form at the top after a few days of pocketing it.) The screen also suffers from light leakage — the backlight starts bleeding into the screen, thus distracting from the content.
Midrange Power:
The Aquos Crystal's performance is good, but it's not blazing fast. Android 4.4.2 KitKat runs well enough with the 1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor if all you're doing is browsing the web, checking email, sending messages and streaming HD YouTube videos. But its limitations start becoming apparent when you push it harder for things like mobile gaming.Playing 3D graphic-intensive games like Dead Trigger 2 and Asphalt Overdrive leaves much to be desired. They're playable, but when the zombie hordes start piling on and the car crashes get spectacular, the graphics stutter a bunch. Loading times are also not as speedy as higher-end smartphones.
Internal storage is limited to a paltry 8GB. And you really only get 3.87GB since the Android operating system and the preloaded carrier apps take up the other half. To my surprise, I was able to uninstall some (but not all) of the pre-installed apps. It's not all bad news; there's a microSD card slot hidden underneath the back cover which supports memory cards up to 128GB.
Read Also: Video Preview of HP's Smart Watch
The Aquos Crystal is equipped with a 2,040 milliamp-hour (mAh) non-removable battery, which Sharp says is good for up to 13 hours of talk time. In my week of testing, I got around 8-9 hours (brightness set to 50%) pushing the device hard with emails, web browsing, checking social networks and taking pictures. You can stretch that up to about 10 hours if you relax on certain activities and lower the brightness even more.
Harman Kardon-enhanced sound:
If you look carefully at the Aquos Crystal's front, you'll notice one thing is missing: there is no earpiece. So how, exactly, do you hear phone calls? The Aquos Crystal uses a technology called "Direct Wave Receiver" — the entire screen vibrates sound directly into your ear. Sharp says the feature makes conversations clearer, but I found the opposite to be true.Calls sounded distorted and more tinny than on other budget Android smartphones Calls sounded distorted and more tinny than on other budget Android smartphones like the second-generation Moto G. The Direct Wave Receiver technology didn't improve call clarity when in louder environments, either. I actually found it harder to hear voices on the Aquos Crystal than on devices with an actual earpiece.
The Direct Wave Receiver isn't the only attempt at improving sound on the Aquos Crystal. Sharp also tossed in Harman Kardon LiveStage and Clari-Fi audio enhancements. LiveStage is supposed to make headphone listening feel like you're standing right in front of a stage with an artist performing, and Clari-Fi is supposed to restore compressed digital music to the way artists first recorded them in the studio.
I don't consider myself an expert audiophile, but I enjoyed having Clari-Fi switched on — vocals sounded richer to my ears. I didn't care much for the LiveStage setting. That said, I asked a six people — three friends and three family members aged 13-37 — to take a listen with both settings turned on and off, and five out of six of them said they didn't notice a difference.
Crappy cameras:
Pro photographer Chase Jarvis popularized the saying, "The best camera is the one you have with you." These days, that camera is our smartphone. Android smartphones are notorious for skimping on the camera and the Aquos Crystal is no exception.The 8-megapixel rear camera produces some of the grainiest photos I've seen on a smartphone. Regardless of lighting, the camera's imaging chops disappoint. Pictures have so much image noise that they're not worth looking at on a computer screen.
Read Also: Top 5 Features coming with Android 5.0 (lollipop)
The 1.2MP front-facing camera isn't great, either. Not only do selfies look gross (skins tones have all sorts of pixelation), they're tougher to take than on regular smartphone because the camera itself is located on the bottom chin. It's recommended that you flip the phone upside down in order to do so. How annoying.
There are 15 shooting modes in total, from the expected "Auto," "Night Scenery," and "Monochrome" modes to unnecessary "Food" and "Bleach Bypass" modes. One of the shootings modes called "Mirror" is even more baffling — it's supposed to "switch cameras from front to back," but it only ever showed the front camera, and tapping it only froze things.
Decent for $150
The Aquos Crystal is a stylish Android smartphone that definitely gets heads to turn in public. Its lack of bezels around three sides of the display is a big plus for one-handed usage, the Harman Kardon-enhanced sound is a nice touch (if you can hear the difference) and its specs are sufficient for general mobile computing (as long as it isn't 3D gaming). The only real disappointments are the horrible cameras and the tinny-sounding Direct Wave Receiver technology. Really, they're just — yuck.
Sharp's decision to partner with Sprint, the lagging fourth-place U.S. carrier with the least wired 4G LTE coverage, and its prepaid partners, Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile, also limit the Aquos Crystal's potential.
Read Also: Samsung's Fastest Charging Device: Samsung Galaxy Note Edge
Regardless, for $149.99 and no contract on Boost Mobile (Sprint and Virgin Mobile will get it later), the Aquos Crystal is a good deal, as long as you don't care about taking pretty pictures. If you do care about prettier pictures, it may be worth looking into the $179.99 second-gen Moto G. They're more or less in the same performance range.
Sharp Aquos Crystal ($149.99)
The Good
Bezel-less display on three sides • Harman Kardon Clari-Fi audio boost is nice • Good battery life
The Bad
Display edges have almost no protection • Mediocre front and rear cameras • Direct Wave Receiver sound isn't very clear
The Bottom Line
The Sharp Aquos Crystal is a sleek smartphone with a display that looks like it came straight out of Star Wars, however, its display durability is questionable and the cameras on the front and back are just awful.
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Apple smart watch coming in Spring
From the Report: Apple Watch coming in spring 2015
When Tim Cook unveiled the Apple Watch in September, he teased an "early 2015" launch date. But a new statement uncovered on Sunday indicates that we may have to wait a little longer — try spring.
The new time window comes via a report from 9to5Mac, which obtained a transcript of an internal Apple video statement from Angela Ahrendts, Apple's Senior Vice President of Retail and Online Stores, addressing the company's employees.
"We're going into the holiday, we'll go into Chinese New Year, and then we've got a new watch launch coming in the spring we've got a new watch launch coming in the spring," reads the transcript of Ahrendts' video message obtained by a source in contact with the site.
Assuming Ahrendts was addressing Apple's U.S. staff, that would mean that we won't see the Apple Watch until around March 20, at the earliest.
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Many had hoped that "early 2015" meant late January or February, at the latest. This unofficial update regarding the device's launch window could serve to cool at least some of the anticipation from consumers anxious to give Apple's first wearable device a try.
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Samsung's fastest-charging device : Galaxy Note Edge
Galaxy Note Edge, Samsung's fastest-charging device, gets a U.S. debut date:
Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge, the strange-looking device with a curved edge screen that wraps around the phone's right side, is set to debut in the United States on Nov. 14.
The "Edge" part of the name refers to that smaller curved display, which is almost of completely different screen. The main display works like any other smartphone's, but the thin edge has its own functions, menus and icons.
With the extra strip display —a feature unique to the device — you can also get notifications and access your email, apps and more without interrupting any actions on the main screen. You can also use a stopwatch and ruler.
The design of the Note Edge could be an indication that Samsung is trying to turn heads. Samsung has recently struggled in the smartphone market, and the company has vowed to revamp its products at a fundamental level. The company reported its lowest operating profits in a few years last week, with a 74% decline in third-quarter income from the last year.
The phone is on the pricey side. With AT&T, the Note Edge costs $400 with a two-year contract (or $946 without a commitment). Sprint is offering the phone for $840, which you pay over a 24-month period with $35 payments. T-Mobile has a similar payment plan at $36.25 per month for 24 months, a total of $870. Verizon didn't have prices immediately available.
The Galaxy Note Edge is more than an expensive mobile sideshow attraction, though. The phone packs Quad HD on its massive 5.6-inch display and includes a 16-megapixel rear camera, plus a 3.7-megapixel front-facing camera (for selfies, of course).
Read Also: Microsoft Stop Selling Windows 7
Samsung added that this phone the fastest-charging device of any of its smartphones. The battery can charge up to 50% in 30 minutes and last up to a day on a 10% charge.
The phone runs Android's KitKat operating system, not its latest Lollipop, and will be available in black and white.
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Microsoft Stop Selling Windows 7
Say farewell to Windows 7: Windows 7 is out the door:
As of late last week, Microsoft stopped selling the consumer versions of Windows 7 Home Basic, Premium and Ultimate to computer manufacturers. Once the supply runs out, you won't be able to get a new computer with that software installed.
Only Windows 7 Professional was spared, so businesses that need more computers with the software don't need to worry — at least, until next year.
The changes affect companies that build PCs. Microsoft already stopped selling Windows 7 software packages to the regular public in 2013 Microsoft already stopped selling Windows 7 software packages to the regular public in 2013, but now original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) can't license it, either, meaning they can't build more computers with Windows 7 as the default operating system.
It's unclear how many PCs with Windows 7 pre-installed are still in stock; it might take some time to notice its dismissal.
Windows 8 was largely a failure for the company; it was given the cold shoulder by businesses and derided by users. One of the big complaints was the absence of the Start Menu.
Windows 10, Microsoft's next big upgrade for its Windows operating system (it skipped Windows 9), is slated for launch in late 2015. This is a sign the company is gearing up for the change: A preview version of the software was downloaded by 1 million users in the first two weeks following the platform's announcement.
Mainstream support from Microsoft for Windows 7 will end in January 2015.
Microsoft cut off retail sales of Windows 8 on Friday, so consumers can't buy the software package after supplies right out. In other words, you won't be able to walk into a store and buy a Windows 8 box set much longer. OEMs still have that option, though.
Read Also: Video Review of HP's Smart Watch
Windows 8's retail lifespan just exceeded two years; it was first available for purchase on Oct. 26, 2012. That's much shorter than a traditional software cycle for a Windows operating system.
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HP Video preview of Smartwatch
HP offers video preview of smartwatch with Facebook and MLB:
When Hewlett-Packard (HP) and the Gilt Groupe unveiled their MB Chronowing smartwatch last week, all we had to gauge the functionality of the device were photos. Now the companies have offered a video that shows the device in action.
Posted to Gilt's Vimeo account on Monday, the video (see below) is hosted by fashion designer Michael Bastian, who worked with HP to create what the group considers a more fashion-friendly device than rival smartwatch offerings.
MB Chronowing Smartwatch from Gilt.com on Vimeo.
Despite the fact that the device doesn't have a touchscreen like the Apple Watch, or a color screen like the Moto 360, the video nevertheless makes the MB Chronowing look pretty attractive as a digital assistant.
For the first time, this gives us a close up look at what the device's screen looks like when it receives Facebook notifications, sports scores, weather alerts and email messages.
Though the display is merely monochrome LCD, the aesthetics are attractive enough to make it a viable option — especially compared to the Pebble smartwatch.
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Of course, the real test will be when users get their hands on this $350 device and put it through its paces. But even without telling us how robust the MB Chronowing's software is, the video is a compelling peek at what might be a new player in the increasingly competitive smartwatch market.
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Get Gmail 5.0 for Android before it comes to Google Play
You can get Gmail 5.0 for Android before it comes to Google Play:
Gmail wants to be your one-stop shop for all your email accounts on Android. Gmail 5.0 adds support for Yahoo Mail, Outlook.com and corporate Exchange accounts. The new version also features Material design, Google's new software aesthetic.
Details about the update leaked a couple of weeks ago, and now the actual update appears to have leaked; Android Police posted links to download the .apk files. So far the update hasn't appeared in Google Play, and it's unclear if it'll come to iOS.
With Gmail 5.0, users will be able to set up and switch between other email accounts just like they would Gmail accounts, selecting the inbox they want to see by first swiping from the left, then tapping on the account.
The new Gmail is also one of the first to incorporate much of "Material" — Google's new design methodology for Android 5.0 "Lollipop", which the company first unveiled at the Google I/O developer conference. The app makes heavy use of Material's color palate, with liberal use of layers, and many of the design elements from Inbox, Google's new standalone app that aims to re-invent the email app.
Including non-Gmail accounts in the Gmail app represents a strategic shift for Google Including non-Gmail accounts in the Gmail app represents a strategic shift for Google. Apps that consolidate email accounts from multiple services — such as Mailbox, Boxer and Acompli — are myriad, but they've become more viable alternatives to the default email apps on smartphones now that mobile notifications and background refreshing of apps have become more sophisticated. With version 5.0, Gmail will now compete more directly with third-party apps.
Read Also: Top 5 Features of New Android 5.0 (lolliPop)
At the same time, Gmail's evolution mirrors that of the Chrome browser, and helps push a more Google-centered experience on Android. While Chrome still coexists with the "Internet" app on Android devices, Chrome has become the preferred browser on the platform; Gmail appears to be doing the same thing to Android's "Email."
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Top 5 features coming with Android 5.0 (lollipop)
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Top 5 features coming to your phone with Android Lollipop:
Google is set to unveil its biggest overhaul to the Android operating system yet – Android 5.0, also known as Android Lollipop.
The new operating system – designed for Android smartphones, tablets and Android smartwatches – features a sleek new design and many long-awaited features, including improved notification controls.
Here are some of the standout features you can expect from Lollipop:
New design, new appearance:
Lollipop is garnering a lot of attention for its appearance.The OS has a new colour scheme, different typography, and boasts realistic lighting and shadows – which Google says will help people navigate their devices better.
Apple users may notice some similarities between Lollipop and iOS 8, the iPhone’s latest operating system. Windows and graphics appear much flatter than previous versions – much like Apple’s redesign – and transitions between apps will appear more animated.
Some apps will even change the background colour of the display depending on the time of day.
Better notifications:
One of the more useful changes to Lollipop is the way in which users can manage notifications.The OS now allows users to respond or dismiss notifications directly from the lock screen and when running other apps. Users can also control what apps send them banner notifications and how much information is included in the preview.
To cut down on disruptions, Lollipop has “Priority Mode,” which only allows notifications from important people to come through – all other notifications are muted.
Users can schedule a daily “downtime” for their phone in Priority Mode where only important notifications will get through – which might come in handy for anyone whose notifications keeps them awake at night.
Improved battery:
Google is hoping to boost the battery power across all devices with special battery-saving settings in Lollipop.Users are now able to monitor individual app’s battery consumption. The OS also includes a battery saving feature that Google claims will extend device use by up to 90 minutes.
Multiple user accounts:
While some Android tablets have previously supported more than one user profile on a device, Android-powered smartphones haven’t – until now.Lollipop now allows users to set up multiple user profiles on smartphones and tablets. The feature also lets users access their messages and contacts by logging onto a friend’s Android smartphone.
There is also a guest profile option that users can set up, which will prevent friends from snooping through your phone if they want to play on it.
Google Fit:
With Lollipop comes Google’s new fitness hub, dubbed Google Fit.Read Also: Play Hidden games on Android Lollipop
Google Fit – which is similar to Apple’s Health app – uses sensors built into the user’s smartphone to track daily activities like walking, running and biking. Users will be able to keep track of their fitness or weight loss achievements by setting daily goals – Google’s default goal is at least an hour of activity a day, but it can be customized to meet each user’s fitness level.
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How to Play the Hidden Games on Android Lollipop
Android Lollipop:
We all love hidden games, did you know each version of Android has hidden Easter eggs popped in by bored developers? The latest Lollipop release is no exception. This time it’s a hidden version of possibly the most annoying surprise hit of 2013 a version of the FlappyBird game.For anyone that spent the last year in an underground bunker, Flappy Bird was a simplistic side scroller created by a small Vietnamese developer. Despite it’s basic graphics, one click controls and extreme difficulty (many players never got past 1 point), it was a runaway hit across the globe. Even more bizarrely, the original creator removed it from the Apple and Google stores after a few months because he felt guilty that he had created such an addictive game that was wasting so much of peoples time. Other sources pointed out that the removal of the game was more likely to be because the developer used graphics of green pipes stolen from Super Mario to act as obstacles. To add to all the strangeness, phones that had Flappy Bird pre-installed then starting selling on eBay for ridiculous prices.
Now you can re-live the experience on any Android device running Lollipop (Android 5.0). Simply go to the Settings page and choose ‘About Phone.’ Tap and hold the Lollipop logo, be patient you may have to wait a few seconds, and the game should then just launch. If it doesn’t launch, try tapping several times on the Android version number and then tap and hold the Lollipop logo. A larger lollipop will rise up and the hidden Flappy Bird game should launch. It’s free to play but don’t expect your phone to now fetch an enormous price on eBay, that horse has bolted.
Read Also:
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Although the offending pipes have been replaced with lollipops and the bird is now the Android logo, this one is just as hard (and as annoying) as the original, enjoy the frustration, if you score more than five, you beat me!
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How to Swap Heads in Photoshop
Learn to Swap Heads on Photoshop:
Sometimes you don’t want to spend hours creating the perfect image, you don’t want to carefully fix every small mistake and make the most convincing photo collage the world has ever seen, sometimes you just want to stick someone’s head on someone else for humorous effect. Here’s a quick and simple way of doing just that.
We’ll use Batman and Robin as an example, the proper Batman and Robin, Adam West and Burt Ward. We’re using the caped crusaders for two reasons:
1) Because they both have very different colours and shapes in their heads and bodies, one is larger and all dark colours and wears a cowl, the other is smaller and all bright colours and just has an eye mask. This makes them a good example of changing heads on two very different individuals.
2) Because sixties Batman and Robin are cool. They just are.
Open your image in Photoshop, in this case we are going to swap the heads, it works much better when the backgrounds to the two heads is similar. Use the crop tool to select a square around one of the heads, copy it and move the copy over the other head. Resize and tilt the head so it roughly matches the head you are replacing, ideally make it slightly larger. Select the eraser tool, a brush size about a quarter the size of the head you are replacing, and a soft edge to the brush, about 30%. Now use the soft eraser to delete the square edges around your replaced head. If the background is similar you should get away with the two background blending, as we have here with Batman and Robin.
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Repeat the above steps for head two, erasing as close as you can to the edge of the head, but remembering not to actually erase any of the head, just enough of the backgrounds to blend the two together. It won’t win any awards, but it takes less than 30 seconds and if you are just trying to send a jokey email image, it’s an ideal little trick.
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How to Get More Followers on Twitter
Get Followers on Twitter Easily:
If you use Twitter regularly, you’ll have noticed that they are now pushing users into buying promotional packages. Twitter introduced promoted tweets way back in March 2012 and they have been met with mixed results from users ever since, many find them an annoyance, an invasion into their personal timeline.Now Twitter are going the whole hog and offering a number of different variations on the promoted theme and at some point soon you will probably be prompted to try their new options when you log into Twitter, so expect to see more content pushed your way, whether you like it or not.
Don’t forget though, there are thousands of very successful accounts on Twitter, with a large follower base, that have never paid for promotion, so how did they manage it? Here’s some tips.
Good content:
OK, it might be obvious, but the real trick to having a successful Twitter account is by consistently writing clever, informative, original and interesting tweets. Packing maximum sparkle into every 140 characters. We can’t help you here, but bear in mind that all the other steps are essentially useless if all you are promoting is an account that tells people you had toast and orange juice for breakfast this morning. By all means tweet links and media, photos and videos now embed nicely on Twitter, but post things that have genuinely interested you, don’t just repost every popular video you see.Hashtags:
Use popular hashtags every day, jump on bandwagons, try to add something new to existing memes. You can see on the left of your homepage what topics are trending that day, or dig deeper on Twitter and see what is trending locally. Create your own bespoke hashtags and use them consistently, but don’t overdo it, try and think up four or five that relate specifically to your account and something you tweet about regularly.Following:
Follow other people, but be selective, don’t just follow every Justin Bieber fan that promises to #followback. What you really want are genuine followers who will occasionally read your tweets. When someone does follow you, thank them and consider following them back if they seem like they would be of interest. Build relationships. Having 100 real followers is better than having 20,000 fake ones who never see what you write or retweet you.Profile:
Your profile is your chance to make a first impression. Have a good photo that says something about what you are about. If you are a plumber, use a photo where you are holding a tap wrench, it’s that simple. Fill in your bio, keep it positive, short and sweet, don’t try to be too funny, you’ll fail, just be informative, most people make a decision on following based on these few words. It helps to have an identifiable theme, or a one sentence tag-line that sums up what you and your business or account is all about.Timing:
Here’s the real killer. Timing. When you tweet is more important than what you tweet. Some times are just much, much more likely to get you noticed. Take timezones into account, but just before people go to work and just after they go home are good times, so 8am to 9am and 5pm to 6pm, but the less well known one is 1pm. Always make sure you tweet at 1pm, it’s when many people are finishing their lunch break and will check Twitter one last time before getting back to work. 1pm, the golden time for Tweeting, remember it.Read Also: Google Breaks Space Jump Record
Stick to all of the above and you might, without spending a penny on promotion, find yourself becoming the next big thing on Twitter. Watch out Justin.
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Space Jump Record Broken by Google
Google Exec Breaks Space Jump Record:
A couple of years back, Felix Baumgartner successfully attempted to set the world record for the highest altitude free-fall jump. The world watched in awe as this skydiver from Austria jumped from a balloon at an altitude of 128,100 feet and successfully landed back here on earth.
As you know, world records seldom last long. Alan Eustace, a senior vice president at Google, recently broke Felix Baumgartner’s record, last Friday morning.
Eustace, broke Felix Baumgartner’s two-year-old world record for highest altitude free-fall jump when he parachuted from a balloon close the top of the stratosphere. In doing so he jumped from a height of nearly 26 miles and in the process he also broke the sound barrier! Not bad for a mornings work.
The New York Times had reported that 57-year-old Eustace, ascended to the edge of the stratosphere in a balloon that was filled with 35,000 cubic feet of helium, from an airport strip in Roswell, New Mexico. Eustace then used a small explosive device and hurtled towards our planet at speeds of up to 822 miles per hour. He landed safely on the ground, fifteen minutes later.
Eustace informed the Times “It was amazing…it was beautiful. You could see the darkness of space and you could see the layers of atmosphere, which I had never seen before.”
Eustace reportedly reached a maximum height of 135,890 feet, beating Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner who set the previous record in October of 2012 with a parachute jump from a balloon at an altitude of 128,100 feet.
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Eustace informed the Times that he began planning the jump about three years ago, in secrecy, gathering all of the state-of-the-art technology and equipment that was necessary from a team of professionals.
Although Google offered to help out with the project, Eustace reportedly turned the company down for fear that the jump would become a marketing event.
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Now Drones are used for Whales
Researchers Using Drones to Study Killer Whales:
People have found all kinds of wonderful uses for drones, not limited to delivering goods, shooting movie scenes, capturing great aerial photography shots, and picking fights with birds of prey. Now, researchers are even using them to study ocean animals in some unprecedented ways.
Using a hexacopter drone, a team consisting of members of the Vancouver Aquarium and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have been able to capture some great footage of killer whales in their natural habitat. And to top it off, they’ve been able to do it without bothering the whales in the least bit.
Studying the animals via use of drones has allowed the researchers to have access to information they wouldn’t otherwise have, such as pregnancies and births, overall health information, and much more. Of course the drones have also been able to record the whales at play – a sight which I’ve heard is pretty close to amazing to witness. Using a drone instead of a helicopter has allowed the team to get closer to the whales than ever possible before.
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One can only imagine all of the uses we’ll find for drones in the years to come.
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Warid Announces Android Warid App
Manage your Warid connection with the swipe of a finger! Subscribe to services, bundles, packages and get all account details and updates through My Warid app.
My Warid App Key Features:
- Self-Care: Get services like billing info, FnF management, recharge your account
- Packages & Services: Change your package, activate/deactivate pre and postpaid bundles and value added services
- What’s New: Get informed about new offers and tariff plans
- Packages & Services: Change your package, activate/deactivate Prepaid bundles, Postpaid bundles and Value Added Services.
- With this App you can do the following with ease:
- Self-Care Section:
- Recharge your account
- Manage FnF numbers
- Get account details
- Get Balance info
- Packages & Services Section:
- Change your Package
- Subscribe/Unsubscribe to Internet & SMS Bundles & LBC Offers
- Subscribe/Unsubscribe VAS Services
How to Download My Warid App:
For Google: Visit Google Play Store or MyWarid App Download HereFor Apple: Visit Apple App Store and search for MyWarid will be available from 5th Nov 2014.
Charges:
My Warid is available free of cost at the App storesRead Also: Warid Voice Poke Service
Terms & Conditions:
App browsing and downloading will be charged as per your Internet package plan Services Activation / Deactivation will be charged at their respective rates, there will be no additional charges to activate / de-activate these services via My Warid App.
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Warid Announces Voice Poke Service
Express your emotions through Voice and SMS with Warid Voice Poke Service:
Warid proudly introduces a new and exciting service through which you can express your emotions to greet your friends and family by sending Voice Pokes and short Voice clips. These messages/calls can be sent from our vast library or a personalized Voice clip recorded in your own voice.
Mechanics:
You can send and receive Voice Pokes and maintain Poke inbox. Voice Pokes can be sent from the default pokes library or a recorded voice clip in your own voice.How to activate:
Call 4123 or SMS SUB to 4123SMS Category Name 0323xxxxxxx to 4124
Charges for Prepaid:
Rs. 0.50 + tax/day4124 short code will be charged at 50 paisas+t/SMS
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Charges for Postpaid:
Rs.15 +tax/monthly4124 short code will be charged at 50 paisas+t/SMS
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