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If you are an iPhone user, you are probably used to restrictions on how you can customize which app goes onto your home screen. Unlike the flexibility afforded by Android phones when it comes to customizing homescreens, with the iPhone, you can’t change the user interface without jailbreaking your device; … Continue reading »

The age of information remains fiercely competitive. You have to raise the bar over and over again to keep visitors interested to come back your website. In these efforts, a few designers stood out of the crowd. Some are impressive, others unusual, and a handful have a splot of humor … Continue reading »

The pseudo-classes are used to target elements without having to add extra classes, attributes or ID; that is why it is called in that way, pseudo-class. Throughout our previous posts, we have covered a few new CSS3 pseudo-classes, including :not, :before and :after, :first-of-type and we also use pseudo-classes in … Continue reading »

Editor’s note: This is a contributed post by John Zenkert who has a huge passion for design and the Internet. Currently he maintains a website called MinePick, a Minecraft server list. The urban lifestyle is everywhere. Those who don’t have it, want it; and those who have it would rather … Continue reading »

Are you excited about the upcoming Iron Man 3 movie? Well, we definitely are after watching those epic trailers of massive explosions and superhero-y action. If you’re a big fan, we’re sure you’d like to get your hands on some merchandise for the home, or the office, or better yet … Continue reading »

There is no shortage of high quality cameras to record unforgettable moments in your life, but size and more importantly, wearability are areas which are still not fully-fledged. While Google Glass may be able to satisfy all accounts, the high price tag is hardly encouraging. Here’s a much cheaper alternative: … Continue reading »

Have you ever been curious about when or how the smartphone came to be? Most of us depend so much on our smartphone but never really asked about how it started out. But if you’re not into digging into the history of cell phones or smartphones, maybe this detailed infographic … Continue reading »

Do you like to play games on your iOS device in your free time, or maybe in your not-so-free time? I’m sure we’re all guilty of playing a game or two when we should be doing other things, like paying attention in class or working. I know I am, anyway. … Continue reading »

More people are surfing the Internet via mobile devices these days, thus a few things on websites need to be adjusted to fit in those smaller screen sizes. This also includes Web Navigation. The icon below, if you may, is the most popular icon to represent “mobile menu/navigation”. In this … Continue reading »

Editor’s note: This is a contributed post by Marcus Austin. Marcus has over 25 years of experience in tech and the business sector. He currently works for Firebrand Training as a Technical Author. There are Cloud solutions for practically everything you can think of, but Cloud isn’t right for every … Continue reading »

Google Reader is shutting down in July 2013 and we guess most of you have already migrated from Google Reader to Feedly. Feedly is one of the best replacement for Google Reader since it provides powerful feed navigation features and it is available on multiple platforms (iOS, Android, Kindle, Chrome, … Continue reading »

Before you even imagine negotiating pay on the interview table, you should first see when to start negotiating. The timing is more valuable than the process itself, and secondly, it also depends on what offer has been made on the table. Once the proposal has been laid out, you can … Continue reading »

Facebook has been such an integral part of our lives that even recent crimes are cropping up; crimes with a specific M.O. that involves Facebook as an accessory. And it’s not limited to cyberstalking, identity theft, distribution of child pornography materials, etc. These crimes are pervasive on the internet but … Continue reading »

If you have just been newly recruited, congratulations! You probably have burning questions about interviews or while you are on the job, questions that you can’t seem to find the answers to, either because you’re not asking the right person or because they aren’t telling you the whole truth. I’m … Continue reading »