Monthly Archive: April 2012

How You May Be Able To Watch FREE

Do you want to watch live TV online on your computer for free? Believe it or not, you may already possess the tools to do this. Allow me to elaborate. Many Television providers including Optimum, and Comcast are now offering Digital and mobile options which will allow you to watch live TV without having to be near your TV. Comcast offers mobile applications for...

Review: Snapchat- Fun Social Photosharing App– or something more Devious?

Today I’m showcasing a strange free app someone showed me. Voice chatting, video chatting, and texting are all in the mainstream now with apps like Skype, iMessage, Facetime, and the thousands of other social apps. But what other communications mediums are still untapped? How about photo-chatting? Yes, I’m talking about communicating with photos. A friend showed me an app the other day called Snapchat,...

Youtube Overhauls Partner Program- April 2012

if you haven’t noticed, Youtube completely revamped their partner program. Here’s how the new program works. In the past, you had to apply or be invited. Now, if you have successfully monetized 1+ videos, you will be a “low level” partner (same as Youtube monetization partner of the past). You will not get custom branding, headers, and thumbnails (yet) but you are on Youtube’s...

The Unintentional Celebrity Hacker

Not sure if you guys have seen this but you must check this out. This guy named Chris Chackney gave a tell-all interview on his fascinating story. He had absolutely no programming abilities or education, but using perseverance and his head he hacked into several celebrity email accounts. The story in GQ tells of someone who only wanted to show himself that he could...

Is Google Drive Better Than Dropbox? The Answer

As I mentioned yesterday I applied for a Google Drive invite and I received access and tested it out. Here’s my first thoughts on Google’s new Cloud Storage Solution and how it compares to Dropbox in terms of feature and value. So the first thing I noticed when I entered G-Drive for  the first time was the striking similarity to Google Docs (which I...