iPhone credit card terminal services like Square have taken e-commerce business transactions to an entirely new platform. It is a technological advancement that makes receiving payment simple anywhere and anytime, no matter what the point of sale is
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iPhone Mobile Payment Processing is Safe and Reliable
April 16th, 2012 
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Tags: apple, application, card, complete-mobile, data, iphone, merchant, mind, payment, transference, turn-the-iphone, World 
Comments OffInstagram goes from $0 to $1 billion in 17 months
April 13th, 2012 Asen Instagram, the incredibly popular free photo-sharing app, launched in October of 2010. Within the first week, the app had almost 200,000 users. That number jumped to 1.75 million in February 2011 and three months later there were 4 million people using the app.
Posted in hacks Tags: acquisition, facebook, francisco-based, interesting, itunes, photo, social, startup, the-acquisition, time, times Comments OffGetting an Epic custom clothing experience with Epic Shirtmakers tailored shirts
April 11th, 2012 Asen I have a problem. On the one hand, I love looking good in a well-fitting shirt, and on the other, someone up there decided it would be fun to proportion my body in a way that makes it impossible for any normal shirt to fit me.
Posted in hacks Tags: Design, desired, guide, industry, law-school, measurements, shirtmakers, style, time Comments OffHow to give your computer a good spring cleaning this year
April 5th, 2012 Asen It’s that time of year, folks! The weather is changing and that means it’s time to do some spring cleaning on your computer at home. If you’re like the millions of computer owners out there, you most likely haven’t run malware scans in months and there’s probably random, unused files just sitting their collecting dust and taking up space. Your desktop is probably cluttered with random icons and your media files are most likely strewn all over the place
Posted in hacks Tags: apple, collecting, control-panel, desktop, movies, music, programs, registry, simply-navigate, UPDATE, update-checker, windows Comments OffHow to navigate the web with your keyboard and gleeBox
April 3rd, 2012 Asen I love keyboard shortcuts. I find using a mouse, menus and clicking to be an incredibly inefficient way of doing things. I spent a lot of time in college working with Adobe programs and using three and four character keyboard shortcuts to get things done faster
Posted in hacks Tags: ability, character, college-working, current, different-page, facebook, firefox-once, friends, means-the-sky, paste-the-url, select-the-tab, wikipedia Comments OffMy iPhone 5 Wish List
April 2nd, 2012 Asen I crossed the line into full-on Apple addiction a few weeks ago.
Posted in hacks Tags: after-the-event, apple, event, improved, itunes, people, store-on-launch, technology Comments OffA Guide to Office Pranking: Round Two
April 1st, 2012 Asen Another year has passed, and once again it is time to use that one special day of the year to wreak havoc upon those co-workers you like, dislike, or may not even know.
Posted in hacks Tags: delete-the-task, flicks-prank, kevin-kurtzman, photo, scheduler, selected, wireless, year Comments OffIntroduction to Flight Simulators Part 2: Non-combat Flight Simulators
March 30th, 2012 Asen Welcome to part 2 of my Introduction to Flight Simulators series! If you followed my advice in Part 1 you now have all of the equipment you need to start flying. All that remains is to find yourself a simulator.
What Twitter’s Acquisition of Posterous means for Bloggers
March 28th, 2012 Asen The internet industry is abuzz with Twitter’s latest acquisition and hiring of Posterous and its employees. The details of the deal are shrouded in mystery; neither Twitter nor the Posterous team is willing to share how things will move on from this point onward
Posted in hacks Tags: acquisition, adrian-goodsell, apple, both-the-brands, jonny-rosemont, media, online-marketer, steak-digital, tightly-compete Comments OffAndroid phone manufacturers just don’t get it
March 28th, 2012 Asen You might have heard of a little term known as Android “fragmentation.” This is a term that, in this case, means there are many kinds of hardware surrounding the Android operating system, as well as the many different software versions floating around on all of these devices, including custom versions exclusive to some manufacturers (HTC’s Sense, Samsung’s TouchWiz, Motorola’s Motoblur, etc.). You’ve probably heard that this can pose a problem for app developers trying to cater to every Android device. It’s not just a problem though, it’s downright confusing and frustrating.
Posted in hacks Tags: apple, Barcelona, cover-the-event, image-credit, iphone, jumped-on-board, manufacturers, mobile-world, motorola, News, refreshed-every, windows Comments Off