Author Erick Garayblas   Date February 15, 2010   Category Guides
So What Makes an app a Bestseller?
DISCLAIMER: Before I begin, I’d like to point out that I haven’t had a bestselling app (on iTunes) yet and like many of the developers out there, I’m still working on my first hit (that’s the spirit!). I only have two iPhone/iPod games to date (please check ‘em out [....] Continue Reading...
So What Makes an app a Bestseller?
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Author Erick Garayblas   Date January 26, 2010   Category Guides, Software / Hardware
Have You Felt Your App Could Become a Hit if Only You Were Given a Chance?
Let’s face it folks, releasing an app on Apple’s AppStore is like dropping a needle in a haystack. There are well over 100,000 apps available and our chances of getting noticed gets [....] Continue Reading...
Have You Felt Your App Could Become a Hit if Only You Were Given a Chance?
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Author Erick Garayblas   Date January 26, 2010   Category Guides, Software / Hardware
6 Things That Could Help Improve iPhone App Marketing for Small Developers
As a Mac/iPhone developer for almost a year now, I’ve not only become accustomed to the technical aspects involved, but the “business side” of the industry as well. The iPhone [....] Continue Reading...
6 Things That Could Help Improve iPhone App Marketing for Small Developers
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Author Ryan Schultz   Date January 25, 2010   Category Guides, Software / Hardware
Boot Camp for OSX
Who ever said that “A Mac is the only computer you’ll ever need” was right.  With Boot Camp, available in Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger) and higher, you can use the Boot Camp Assistant to install Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 on your Mac.  My overall experience with Boot Camp is [....] Continue Reading...
Boot Camp for OSX
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Author Ryan Schultz   Date December 30, 2009   Category Computers, Guides, Videos
Connecting Your Laptop to Your TV
Whether it’s for sharing family vacation photos, playing GTA4, or just Internet browsing and video editing, putting the video and audio from your computer on your TV has always been cool.  In this modern day and age, more and more computers are coming with HDMI out ports.  To learn more [....] Continue Reading...
Connecting Your Laptop to Your TV
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Author Ryan Schultz   Date December 22, 2009   Category Guides, News, Reviews
Camtasia Studio 6 Review
An in depth review of Camtasia Studio will be hitting Tech Cores near the first of the new year.  For now, we still have a giveaway going on of the product.  Check out our post, Camtasia Studio GIVEAWAY for the giveaway details. Camtasia is made by TechSmith, and is a relatively advanced video [....] Continue Reading...
Camtasia Studio 6 Review
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Author Taylor Jasko   Date December 16, 2009   Category Guides
IMAP VS. POP3 – Who’s the best?
If you remember way back in the day, when you first registered your e-mail account, it was probably with a online service like Yahoo Mail, GMail, Hotmail, or even AOL Mail. A good amount of people [....] Continue Reading...
IMAP VS. POP3 – Who’s the best?
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Author Ryan Schultz   Date December 15, 2009   Category Guides
What’s the Best Video Connector Type?
In today’s modern world, we have a lot of different methods to input/output video and audio.  In this article, we hope to clear up the difference between all of these different types of [....] Continue Reading...
What’s the Best Video Connector Type?
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Author Taylor Jasko   Date November 18, 2009   Category Guides, Videos
Windows 7 Keyboard Tricks
Windows 7 came out not too long ago, and with every brand new product, comes brand new features. Windows 7 comes with a variety of keyboard shortcuts to make your life a lot easier. The thing is, if you know a lot of these main keyboard shortcuts, your life will be a lot easier and [....] Continue Reading...
Windows 7 Keyboard Tricks
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Author Taylor Jasko   Date June 29, 2009   Category Guides
Being a Website Designer and Webmaster – Part Four
In the past posts, we have talked about what type of tools can help you out when you create a website. But there’s something else you’re going to have to think about, and this is called [....] Continue Reading...
Being a Website Designer and Webmaster – Part Four
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Author Taylor Jasko   Date April 29, 2009   Category Guides
Being a Website Designer and Webmaster – Part Three
Earlier, we discussed what tools you need to become a webmaster & designer. Now we are going to talk about the total opposite; what tools can help you to become a webmaster & designer. When [....] Continue Reading...
Being a Website Designer and Webmaster – Part Three
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Author Taylor Jasko   Date April 12, 2009   Category Guides
Being a Website Designer and Webmaster – Part One
When I first got into website design, there was a lot of things thrown at me. I can say honestely, when I first started out, I had no clue on what I was doing. I started out on a 25MB server-space [....] Continue Reading...
Being a Website Designer and Webmaster – Part One
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Author Gerald Smith   Date December 28, 2008   Category Guides
How do you access the Internet?
How do you access the Internet…modem, ethernet, wireless card?  For the past 5 months, I’ve been using Apple’s AirPort Extreme to broadcast a wireless signal throughout my home and my dorm room.  I purchased the 802.11N Wireless PCI Xtreme N Desktop Adapter for my desktop to connect the [....] Continue Reading...
How do you access the Internet?
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Author Gerald Smith   Date December 27, 2008   Category Guides
How do you get people to follow you on Twitter?
Are you on Twitter? Do you want a new way to get people to follow you? Check out http://twitterbuttons.com to get your own Twitter Button. There are many different buttons available. Here’s mine: [....] Continue Reading...
How do you get people to follow you on Twitter?
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