Argos is one of the few high street stores to survice the recession and today they announced they plan to replace Catalogues with iPads for browsing and ordering. Fast Trak collection points will also be available for those using iPads and online shopping.

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Samsung has been caught cheating on benchmarks before by overclocking its processor and now finally someone is doing something about them. Futuremark, well-known for its benchmarking prowess is delisting Samsung handsets that overclock when certain apps are run.

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SkyDrive app for iOS can automatically back up all your photos in the latest update. Skydrive accounts come with 7gb of storage and supports videos as well. So that’s videos and more storage than loom.

When uploading videos are placed into a separate folder. Office mobile will also allow you to friendly place pictures from skydrive into your documents and of course any changes made get automatically synched.

With our new camera backup feature, it’s now easier than ever to get all the photos and videos you capture on your iPhone over to your Windows PC or tablet. You’re in the driver’s seat: You can control if uploads happen over Wi-Fi or your data network, whether photos are uploaded at original resolution or down-sampled to save space on your SkyDrive, and whether videos are included.

Since Everpix shuttered it’s doors I’ve been on the lookout for a replacement and what more could you ask for. Ok so it might be from the once sworn enemy of Microsoft but at least you know they won’t be going under anytime soon.

See full details from Skydrive.  Skydrive is a free app available on the App Store

Winamp was the lightweight media player to go to for PC’s for many years, now 15 years later Winamp is to close it’s doors

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Dilbert explains to all the dumbasses at business insider why Apple doesn’t need to hit the budget end of the smartphone / tablet market.

Continue reading → Dilbert Explains Why Apple Doesn’t Need To Release Cheaper Products

Everpix came to light as a photo backup solution that would automatically upload your photos to their server for storage for free. What made Everpix different is that it would store your photos one year back from the current date, unless you subscribed for a longer storage period.

It is with a heavy heart we announce that Everpix will be shutting down in the coming weeks.

We started this company two years ago with the goals of solving the photo mess and designing better ways for people to enjoy their memories. We are very proud of the work we’ve done—from the cutting-edge semantic analysis and syncing technology, right down to every pixel on our website and mobile apps.

What happened!?

We were unable to secure sufficient funding in order to properly scale the business, and our endeavors to find a new home for Everpix did not come to pass.

We are heartbroken to discontinue Everpix. It’s a project that is very close to each and every one of us on the team. We cannot be more thankful to all of our customers who supported us over the years. We hope you’ve enjoyed Everpix. We will miss it dearly.

You can read the full press release over at Everpix

How long will Everpix stay online?
You will be able to sign into your Everpix account via www.everpix.com until December 15th, 2013, to browse, download specific photos, and retrieve your photo collection archive.