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Friday, 26 April 2013

The Best Zombie Games of All Time

Posted on 09:35 by Unknown

The Best Zombie Games of All Time

Playing games online is really exciting and fun especially when you just sit comfortably at home and open your computer. Over the years, there are various games that come and go. Among the different kinds of games, those involving zombies have always been considered as the top favorites.

Although no zombies exist in real life, the challenge of killing these zombies and the excitement that these characters bring to any game can really make you feel as if you are the hero. No wonder there are many avid gamers who are fond of playing zombie games.

Some of the best zombie games of all time include the following:

1.) Resident Evil 4 (2005)

This game has drawn so much attention that it was adapted for a film. Resident 4 is quite popular because of the intense action it provides to its gamers. When you play Resident Evil 4, you need to have surviving skills. The game plot is created with a blend of horror, action and a good story. Apart from that, you also get to use certain weapons to kill zombies and to finish your mission.

2.) Left 4 Dead

Another widely popular zombie game is the Left 4 Dead. Just like other games of this kind, you need to kill zombies. The only difference is that in Left 4 Dead, you are presented with scary and terrifying scenarios like those of horror movies. Because of this, many gamers dub this game as one of their top favorites.

3.) Zombies Ate My Neighbors

There are a lot of zombie games that are now made accessible to gamers. But among the consistent favorites is the Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Compare to other zombie games, this particular game allows you to have a variety of unique set of weapons and strategies in order to kill horror villains. The game is very easy to play but it has the entire zombie and horror elements that you need to play the game with such intensity and action.

4.) Dead Rising

When the game was finally launched in 2006, it became consistently popular. With Dead Rising, you are horded with a lot of zombies that you might end up panicking as if you are real life zombies are ganging up in front of you. With its rich graphics, unique story plot and real life zombie encounters, you will definitely enjoy Dead Rising.

These games are but creations of humans’ imagination. Although zombies do not exist, many people are still interested to have this kind of game. In fact, even in movies zombies are still popular. With the development in gaming technology, there are still a lot of upcoming zombie games that would compete with this list of top zombie games of all time.



Author Bio:
This article was written by Artchee Mendoza exclusively for this site. Artchee also writes for www.freegamesinc.com, where you can play free online zombie games.
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How To Choose Your Next PC

Posted on 08:16 by Unknown

How To Choose Your Next PC

Choosing a new computer can be very difficult, especially as the market becomes increasingly saturated with more and more technological companies, all striving to offer you the best deal. However, you need to be wary when buying a new computer because often what seems to be the best deal may in fact not be as good as you think.

There are a number of important things you need to consider before making your purchase, the most important of which are listed below.

1.) Work out the true worth of your ‘bargain’
People are always proud when they get something for a cheaper price than normal, however, with computers; it is not just the initial purchase price you need to consider. Often, the cheaper computers are blank canvasses and you have to spend the extra money, you initially saved, on essential software and hardware anyway.

Don’t be lulled into the false security that low prices can create. Always check exactly what you are getting for your money and then see how this tallies up in comparison to the more expensive models. You may even find it’s worth paying more now, rather than spending the next few weeks working out what you don’t have and buying it anyway.

2.) Don’t be duped by the sales team

Always remember the job of a salesperson is to, essentially, sell you things you don’t need in addition to those things you do need. There will probably be a higher mark up on these add-ons than the actual computer so your salesperson will be doing all they can to encourage you to make the extra purchases.

This is why we are always inundated with special offers and the one-upmanship attitude that manufacturers and suppliers constantly exhibit. Therefore try not to be easily impressed when a salesperson is throwing impressive sounding numbers and technical phrases at you.

The best thing you can do is to have the phrase ‘So what?’ at the forefront of your mind. What do all these figures and words mean to you? How do they help you? You need to make sure all the benefits of the computer are fully clarified, not just its specifications. Then you will be able to make a truly informed decision.

3.) What do YOU need?

Really think about what you need your new computer for, for instance, who will be using it, how much will it be used and will it need to be portable? The majority of computers available on the market will allow you to do pretty much anything these days; however, if you only need a new computer for word processing, browsing the internet and playing games, then you’re probably best off with a low-end machine that won’t cost the earth.

However, if you require more from your machine, you will need to ensure it has all the software, hardware and memory you require. Even though all these things can be added on at a later date, it is better to start out with as much as possible and more often than not, you will also be able to secure a better discount when buying all at once.

4.) Support & maintenance

It is really important to make sure you discuss IT support and maintenance before ever buying a computer. You will always get a warranty but the length of these varies and you should also check what is covered so you know what to expect should something go wrong. There will always be the option for an extended warranty too but many people are not keen to pay the upfront price of these.

You also need to know what the response times are like for support. For instance, if you are self-employed and need your computer for work and something goes wrong, can they have you back up and running in 24 hours, or is it going to take them 24 hours to get back to you. The best option is to buy a computer where you can buy a good service contact and have access to a 24 hour in-person support centre, stocked with people who know what they are talking about!

5.) Research

As with most commercial goods, it is really important to do your research into the brand and the computer itself before making your purchase. For instance, in addition to finding out more information from computer retailer sites, there are also numerous online forums where you will find a huge number of computer geeks taking great pride in slating or recommending the latest computers and brands.

Feel free to post any questions you have in the forums as you’re much more likely to get an honest response in forums than you are in the computer shop. Ultimately, always have your requirements at the forefront of your mind, as well as a top-end budget. This should keep you on track and ensure you choose the most suitable computer.




Author Bio:
James writes for Quintech Computer Support. When not writing about pc services, he can often be found helping friends and family who beg for his technical skills.
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Thursday, 25 April 2013

Have Windows 8 Failed In Spite Of Its Many New Functions Such As Password?

Posted on 10:12 by Unknown

Since the release of Windows 8, it has been over two months. Though Microsoft has made many changes on the new operation system, according to an article from eWeek, it doesn't sell well. And still some industry observers agree that Windows 8 is totally a failure. They insist that some new features aren't practical at all. Take Windows 8 password as an example. Opponents claim that once they forgot the Picture Password, it is not easy to get Windows 8 password reset, and also, it is not safer than traditional password at all. Therefore, dose it means that Windows 8 will end up with a failure? Of course not!

Reason 1: Microsoft has just began its fighting

Advertising Age said that Microsoft will spend $1 billion in advertising Windows 8. If you watch TV in USA, you will find that advertisement for Windows 8 is everywhere, just like the advertisement for President Election.

Reason 2: Equipments for Windows 8 will be on sale in large scale

It is said that the production of Windows 8 equipment will slowly grow. As a result, there will be 21 million sets in the end of next year, while there are only 3.8 million sets in the end of this year.

Reason 3: The professional version of Windows 8 will be released

The first batch of sets is for Windows RT, which is only suitable for computers with ARM processor. At the end of next January, the professional version of Windows 8 will be published to adapt to computers equipped with Intel X 86 processor.

Reason 4: Users need time to adapt to the new interface

Since the big changes made on Windows 8 interface, especially the lack of start button and the desktop full of images, users find it hard to get used. While, as time goes by, and with the efforts of publicity from Microsoft, we do believe that users will get familiar with Windows 8.

Actually, the advantages overweight disadvantages in Windows 8. Meanwhile, some disadvantages can be overcome with some tools. For example, just like the Windows Server 2008 password recovery tool, we can also find some software to reset our Windows 8 password now. I do believe that Windows 8 is promising. What do you think?



Author Bio:
I am a computer software expert. And I like making friends. They all like me very much, not only because I am an easy-going man but also because I can solve many computer problems, such as if they want to know Windows password reset I can help them.
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How To Replace Laptop Accessories

Posted on 09:53 by Unknown

There are a lot of important laptop accessories that can improve the whole function of a laptop. In some cases, these accessories should be replaced with the new one. It is very important for people to learn how to replace the laptop accessories in the correct way. This is very vital to avoid any problems or damages on the laptop in the future. In this article, there are several popular accessories and how to replace them with the new one. These accessories are chosen because they are very popular among all computer users. Almost all users have these laptop accessories.

1). Laptop keyboard cover:


This accessory is very popular because it can improve the protection on the laptop. There are a lot of different styles and models of this laptop keyboard cover. Most products are specially designed in order to prevent any scratches or damages on the original laptop keyboard. In some cases, this keyboard cover should be replaced with the new one. This product can tear because of the intensive or excessive use. People can simply open the keyboard cover before replacing it with the new one. However, they have to be very careful when opening this cover. Then, they have to purchase a new keyboard cover. They have to measure the keyboard size before purchasing the new keyboard cover. People can simply attach the new keyboard cover to their laptop keyboard. It is necessary to avoid the use of any water because water can damage the laptop.

2). Laptop power jack:


Laptop power jack is an important part in a laptop. This accessory is very useful to conduct the electricity for the laptop. This power jack is very fragile. It can break off very easily. When this situation happen, people should open their laptop in order to replace the broken power jack with the new one. First, they have to remove the battery back from the laptop. It is vital to unplug the power cord on the wall outlet. Then all screws should be unscrewed in order to open the laptop before removing the hard drive of the laptop. There is a laptop power jack inside the laptop body. This accessory is usually located on the motherboard. Replace the broken power jack with the new one. After replacing it with the new power jack, people can simply put all parts, including the motherboard, hard drive, battery, and any other laptop parts, back to the original condition.

3). Laptop batteries:


Laptop battery is another important part in a laptop. There are many problems that may occur in most laptop batteries. Most batteries can last for at least one year before getting any problems. When people have any problems with their batteries, they should replace them in the correct way. Replacing a laptop battery is not as complicated as what people thought. People can simply remove the old battery with the new one. It is very simple to remove the battery from a laptop. In some laptop models, people can simply press the release button to remove the battery easily.

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Wednesday, 24 April 2013

Tips To Keep Your iPhone Safe

Posted on 08:28 by Unknown

Very many people look forward to the release of iPhones every time Apple announces an upcoming debut of a new model. Eager consumers are not the only ones enthusiastic about the releases of iPhones. Thieves too. You can easily lose your iPhone to theft cases or damage of some kind. iPhone theft in New York alone went up by 40% following the release of iPhone 5. Other than theft, another danger is getting the device damaged. So, how can one protect his or her iPhone from these?

Install Safety Apps:

There is an app for almost anything, making the iPhone one of the phones with the highest number of target apps. Among the apps, one should never miss to install some safety apps to keep his or her iPhone safe. Install Find My iPhone app. This app can quickly locate a missing device using the GPS system on the phone. That way, you will be able to lock your iPhone remotely and even wipe all your personal data.

Another app, Gadget Trak can snap photos of the person with the phone using its cameras. In October 2012, police in Brooklyn arrested an iPhone thief within an hour using Find My iPhone app.

License: Creative Commons image source

Apply for Apple Care:

Since 2007, Americans have spent $5.9 billion to repair damaged iPhone devices. That means that your own clumsiness can lead to the damage of your iPhone. Sometimes it is the nature of your job that puts your phone in danger of damage. As soon as you purchase your iPhone device, you have 30 days to apply for Apple Care, which covers up to two incidents of iPhone device damages including shattered screens, spills and any other unforeseen forms of damage.

Shield the Screen:

The screen is one of those iPhone device parts that can be very difficult to protect. It is prone to scratches and other forms of damage that can occur on the screen. An iPhone case is not enough to protect the screen of the device, but there are screen shields out in the market that are invisible, so you will be able to use your iPhone without having to worry about it getting scratches. "Crystal Clear Screen Protector" is a screen protection product that will keep your device safe from physical damage on the screen.


Purchase an iPhone Case:

There is a wide array of iPhone cases on the market today. Low quality cases may not protect your device from damage, but there are quite a lot of other cases that can protect your iPhone from various kinds of physical damage. Choose tough, sealed and water-light iPhone cases that will provide protection to your iPhone from accidental drops and water damage. Try to explore iphone5 cases with some vendors such as Greatshield.com and others have quite a lot of these cases so you can choose one that is suitable for the exact kind of protection you want to give your iPhone.

License: Creative Commons image source



Author Bio:
Simpson, the author, was one of the first consumers to stand in the long queues to buy his iPhone 5. Since standing on the lengthy and tiring queues, he keeps learning intuitive ways of protecting his precious iPhone device from damage and theft, which he shares with other enthusiasts.
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Tuesday, 23 April 2013

Finding The Right Printer For The Right Job

Posted on 10:32 by Unknown

Although it could be argued that almost all 21st century media is a solely digital concern, the physical product still has an intrinsic value, even in today’s market. Look at it this way; the tablet or 'kindle' might have superseded the hardcover as the most convenient means of consuming the latest novel, but that doesn't mean WH Smiths will be going out of business anytime soon does it? Printed media is always going to be sought after. From bands looking for gig flyers and posters to promote their next show or album launch to independent publishers pressing the first run of their new signings latest 'magnum opus', there will always be physical printed media for one reason or another and as such (in the short term at least) there is still room in todays professional and personal markets for the humble computer printer.

But which printer to choose? Below we will examine a range of different printer types (from high end behemoths to more affordable discount models) and the consumables available for each. Hopefully it will help any potential buyers make a more informed decision.

Laser or Inkjet?

It's a 'truth' universally acknowledged that laser printers produce sharper, crisper, clearer text and inkjet printers can offer colour prints with the kind of depth and vividness, just not possible through laser printing. That doesn't necessarily mean that inkjet printers don't produce perfectly useable text or that colour laser printers are surplus to requirements, but there is a vague wisdom to that glib over generalisation. However the primary factor potential buyers will be taking into account will not be the printer’s suitability, but its price.

It can't be denied that laser printers are more expensive than their inkjet counterparts, but this is generally down to the components in the machines themselves. In the long run however, most laser toner cartridges carry FAR more forgiving duty cycles (the amount of pages one cartridge will be able to handle) and thus offer a far greater value for money. It all depends on what you plan to use your printer for and how often you intend to use it.

For those on a budget the inkjet option is by far the most sensible with laser printers only really coming into their own in professional environments where heavy, daily use is a inevitability. Laser Colour printers are certainly not cheap (in terms of the machines themselves and their operational costs) but they are incredibly efficient and offer the kind of turnaround that just wouldn't be possible with inkjet. Of course a larger print shop should (ideally) have both laser and ink printers and price their services accordingly but in many ways it's down to personal preference. Many prefer the sharper, more consistent colours offered by laser and others swear by the depth and photo-realism of inkjet. When it comes to text though, the answer is cut and dry. Any office using inkjet printers for its text based documents is obviously doing something drastically wrong as not only is productivity significantly slowed, inkjet text is liable to smudge and fade over time.

To Colour or not to Colour?

If you're working in a professional print shop then obviously there is no question here, colour is an essential aspect of your business and as such it should be the first thing you consider when selecting your printer. Both inkjet and laser colour printers will operate differently depending on their size. Larger industrial sized printers will generally require separate Cyan, Yellow and Magenta cartridges whereas smaller, self contained models will require only a black cartridge and a 3-in-1 colour cartridge in order to produce full colour printouts. Conventional wisdom suggests the larger the printer, the more 'professional' the results but when it comes to colour printing this is not always the case. So make sure you shop around and really do your research.

It's all in the Name (Which Brand?)

The most visible names in the field are Hewlett Packard, Epson, Samsung, Canon and Lexmark with each company bringing their own bespoke functions, technologies and quirks to the table. HP printers and printer consumables will generally be the most expensive and Lexmark and Samsung will provide products with the largest discount. This is due to the way the products are designed and engineered but there are other factors to take into consideration.

Most modern HP inkjet and toner cartridges have been designed with 'smart-chip' technology, the smart chip being an implementation that sends detailed information to your computer so you can see exactly how many pages worth of ink you have left to use. Other brands meanwhile might provide greater duty cycles or twin and combination packs for a better price or products that are easier to install and replace. It's really all a matter of personal preference.



Author Bio:
Iam Appleton is a copywriter based in the UK who uses an inkjet printer and a variety of discount consumables.
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Monday, 22 April 2013

What To Look For In A Web Host?

Posted on 09:00 by Unknown

The Internet has become a mainstream means of communication and source of information. These days any serious business from a sole trader to a multinational corporation needs to have a website. Of course creating a site means finding somewhere to host it and this is an important decision. If your Web host is unreliable it reflects badly on your business so it’s vital to spend some time selecting the right provider. There’s plenty of choice when it comes to website hosting, Cape Town and other cities are likely to have many providers so here are some of the things you need to look out for.

Reliability and Speed:

Reliability is perhaps the most important factor; if your website is unavailable you’ve lost a vital part of your company’s operation. If you sell products directly online then this is even more important as all the time it’s down you’ll be losing orders. Internet users tend to have limited patience and if your site is down they’ll seek out a competitor rather than wait for it to come back.

Speed is almost as important. If your site takes too long to load or slows down during times of peak demand then again you’ll lose business as potential customers surf away elsewhere.

Bandwidth:

Bandwidth refers to the amount of traffic – the number of bytes of data – transferred from your site when people access it. Hosting companies often charge for bandwidth so you need to ensure that you understand what you’re paying for. If there’s a monthly limit – usually in gigabytes – make sure that this is going to be enough for your needs. If you’re expecting to see a sudden spike in traffic, as a result of an advertising campaign say, then make sure this won’t push you over your allowance and land you with extra charges.

Even if a host says it offers unlimited bandwidth there will usually be some sort of fair use limitation. Take some time to read the small print of what’s on offer to ensure that you don’t run into any hidden charges. It can sometimes be difficult to foresee bandwidth requirements so a transparent pricing policy will help you to manage your expenditure.

Storage Space:

Most hosts offer packages that have differing amounts of disk space. You may find that you need less than you think, ordinary websites are quite small in size. The only time you’re likely to run into limits is if you’re hosting large numbers of music and video files. Again beware of fair use limits on ‘unlimited storage’ deals that may well trip you up if you exceed them.

Technical Support:

Your website is a key part of your business so you need to be sure you can get support to help you deal with problems. Things often go wrong at the least convenient times so you need to make sure your chosen host offers 24/7 support. Check to see if their support staff members are available on public holidays too.

Scripting and Shopping:

Scripts are often used on websites to implement specific features, visitors’ books for example. Some hosting providers won’t allow you to install scripts without their permission so check to see if this is the case. It will slow down the implementation of a new site if you have to wait for the host’s approval before you can roll out changes.

If you’re planning on selling directly from your website then you need to ensure that the host supports SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to allow you to collect payments safely. Also find out if you’re restricted to using their shopping cart facility or if you can implement your own.

These are the key considerations but there are others too and it’s always worth checking reviews left by other users or asking the company if you can talk to some existing customers before you sign up.



Author Bio:
Jann Webb is a freelance writer and former Web designer and recommends comparing several options for website hosting, Cape Town and other major cities should offer plenty of choice.
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