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My screen is broken.
And I hate it.
Meanwhile, I’ve seen some people use screen protectors with fake broken screen cracks. I honestly don’t understand this. Perhaps because 25% of smartphone users have a cracked screen, it’s become hipster?
Real cracked screen or not, here is an awesome way to fix your broken smartphone screen without actually fixing your smartphone screen:
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What do you think of when you hear the word, selfie?
There is often a negative connotation to selfies, but when you consider the power of selfies and the true heart of the matter, perhaps there shouldn’t be.
And to make matters worse, Millennials are pointed-out as being the pinnacle of this supposed ‘problem’ of a ‘me generation’ when nothing could be further from the truth.
In fact, ‘selfies,’ as we call them today, may be nothing new at all…
I love the fact that the Internet has made it so much quicker and easier for information and ideas to spread. It’s something we take for granted all the time.
For example, just fifty years ago Christians would’ve had to use one of those big concordance books if they wanted to know how many times the word “love” appeared in the Bible.
Yuck!
How cumbersome. A task that would’ve taken them three hours or more, I can now do in just thirty seconds with the help of the web.
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I remember when I first got my Mac.
It was pretty exciting. 🙂
After years of using Windows, I was excited to start digging into a number of exclusive Mac based apps. Most of them were for web development, as apps provided by Adobe and others came in both flavors.
However, I remembered a time when this wasn’t the case and Adobe was only for Apple!
Times have certainly changed, and while I didn’t think I would ever switch away from Apple, a collaboration of Adobe and Microsoft that looks like this video below, certainly challenges that viewpoint:
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I’ve often wondered how some photographers I follow on Instagram get their photos taken from their high-end cameras onto the photo sharing social network. Sure, you can download your photos, upload them to your smartphone, and then publish them on Instagram, but that’s a lot of steps! And considering the frequency that some publish, it would seem as though they were publishing straight from their Nikon or Canon.
Now I know their secret.
And it is awesome.
Now available from GameStop today—Nintendo has released the 3DS in a number of cool ‘skins.’
My favorite—hands down—the retro NES 3DS:
