TechLore - Portable Accessories and Software

For sell brand new Apple iPhone 3G S 32GB,16GB, Nokia Nokia N97 mini,HTC Touch 2

ADEBOLA — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 18:02:04 GMT

Company Name: OUTSOURCERY LIMITED Sales Manager: Ray Lewis Email us at: outsourcery.ltd@hotmail.com YMessenger: outsourcery_ltd@yahoo.com Google Talk: outsourcery.ltd@gmail.com Registered No.06027036 We are wholesalers of electronic products company in United Kingdom. We sell mainly electronics products. Such as mobile phones, Video Games Console, laptops etc with a Registered No.06027036 we dropship to our customers everywhere in the world and also we will like our customers to know that we are always at their services, feel free to contact us and you obtain more information about our company and also our services. Our phones are imported from Finland,Hungary and Singapore; they are factory sealed with original packets with complete accessory, e.g. charger, extra battery and software c d. The phones are sim free and it's never lock to any network, specification: (europeans/usa-specifications) general network gsm 900/gsm 1800/gsm 1900 platform - tri band (gsm900 + 1800 + 1900 MHz: country of manufactured origin: Finland,Hungary and Singapore. 1. Complete accessories(Well packed and sealed in original company box) 2. Unlocked / sim free. 3. Brand new (original manufacturer) box - no copies 4. All phones have English language as default 5. All material (software, manual) - car chargers - home chargers - usb data cables -holsters/belt...

Jolicloud Review and First Impressions

Peter Redmer — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 23:09:20 GMT

Is Jolicloud the new netbook OS of choice?

New Multifunction Printer: Dell 2335dn

Yog-Sothoth — Wed, 06 May 2009 03:28:29 GMT

A few days ago, my Canon PIXMA MP830 stopped working—it just wouldn't turn on. A little over a year ago, I had it repaired for other problems; it was actually three months out of warranty at the time, but Canon fixed it for free anyway. Now with it being a year and a half out of warranty, there's no way Canon would be that generous. After deciding that paying to get it repaired would be pointless, I went looking for a new one. I started the way I usually do—I looked at various printers on the Best Buy web site and looked up reviews of them. Since the Canon went through ink quickly (it even used colored inks to print black), I decided to look for a laser printer. And since I rarely have a need to print anything in color (for photos, I just use Walgreen's), I decided a monochrome laser would be fine. I almost went out and bought the Canon MF4370DN (Canon again for its excellent customer service, as confirmed by others), but after reading some reviews, I found out that scanning was a bit of a PITA (you have to actually hit a button on the...

Magic Jack, Not So Magical - TechLore Member Review

Larry Dillon — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 16:27:10 GMT

There is a new device being advertised all over the US right now called "the Magic Jack," a private voice over IP (VoIP) solution allowing you to use a high-speed Internet connection to make and receive calls instead of traditional land-line service. It said in their TV ads there was a nominal fee of $39.95 to purchase the Magic Jack, which included a $9.95 fee for the first year of service. After the first year it would cost me an additional $9.95 per year, and there's a five year special available for $59.95. After paying AT&T a little over 65 bucks per month for my local and long distance service, that sounded GREAT! I just had to check this out! So I ordered one, and 5 days later it showed up in my mailbox. Setting up the Magic Jack was pretty straightforward. Simply plug it into an open USB Port, then plug a telephone into the port on the Magic Jack. I gave it a few minutes to load the setup, and during the process was given the option to designate my home state. A list of available area codes appeared, and after selecting one, as given a telephone number....

Review Of OtterBox Defender Case For iPhone 3G: Bulletproof Protection

Peter Redmer — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 05:58:14 GMT

For the ultimate in iPhone protection, look no further than the OtterBox Defender.

Quick Review of Apple's Safari 4 Public Beta

Peter Redmer — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 04:35:09 GMT

Some of my thoughts about Apple's new entry into the browser wars: the sleeker, sexier Safari 4.

This device can perform faster.

WilliamE03 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 21:42:46 GMT

OK, you've just plugged a "Thumb Drive" into a USB port on your computer & up comes this message "This device can perform faster" and then it gives you a list of Hi-Speed USB 2.o ports that can be used. My question is " How do you or rather what do you have to do to plug the USB device into one of them?" I've tried what I consider to be everything to accomplish that but to no avail. Is it even possible to use the Hi-Speed ports. Thanks

Want a Free Ride to CES? Show Your Love For Boxee!

Peter Redmer — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 23:03:47 GMT

You'd love to go to CES, wouldn't you? The folks over at boxee are giving you just that chance... if you're willing to help spread the word about this awesome new social media center.