Why You Should Not Leave Facebook For Google — Top Reasons and Issues

Its not really a question if Google+ is popular but rather, is it already popular across the netizens around the world? As you can see, several reports have surfaced that not only the new social-networking is only concentrated on men, it appears G+ still haven’t penetrated the large teen group as well as the non-techie individuals who composed the tens of millions of users in Facebook.

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If you’ve been following the news for Google Plus this week, the company officially announced last Wednesday it already acquired 10 million users and up to a billion of items shared everyday. The issue here is, it’s purely concentrated on men of the industry who are overexposed on the latest tech news. How about those average people whom you just encounter at local places? – Well, chances are they don’t know Google+ yet and still using Facebook.

This is the number one reason why Facebook still remains the omnipotent social-network site but of course, we shouldn’t be too hard on Google+ since its about to reach its third week only. Who knows how many amazing features Big G is planning to rollout on Plus for the next month to come, not to mention the service is still in beta.

I’m not going to beat behind the bush here. Deleting your Facebook account and moving to Google+ could be the most senseless and unwise move you could ever possibly do on your social-media life since the latter service is still growing, unfinished, and like a half-baked cake that still need to be put on the oven. In our previous report, we revealed our top 6 wishlist to drastically improve G+. In addition to that, I believe that as soon as Google introduce this service on the mainstream, it should collaborate with other social-media groups to advertise it even more.

Until I’ve heard my non-techie friends here wanting to join Google+, my Facebook account will always be here.


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Something you might not know about How to buy your Facebook Girlfriend for 5 only social networking friend blog blogging Auckland

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Have you always feel left out without a decent-looking girlfriend on facebook?

Do not worry.  Check out this link to solve your problem!

 

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LG Optimus Network Unlock Remote available now!

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15 May, 2012--Need help to unlock your LG phone REMOTELY? We can do it for you quick, easy and affordable.  Models supported: LG Optimus 3D (P920), Optimus LET, Optimus Black, and more!

Just give us a text at 0211172222, email us at info[a]drmobiles.co.nz or call our unlock laboratory at (09) 551-5344

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21 6 2013 Another stormy day at Te Aro Wellington Dr Mobiles Limited

Another chilly a d windy morning at Te Aro, Wellington.

We have a few mobile phone job lined up already despite the early stage of starting our new shop here.

One client will bring in two units of new Apple iPhone 5 for factory unlock -- Vodafone Australia

Another few backpackers need to replace the home button and buzzer if their Apple iPhone 3 and 3GS.

Three unfortunate clients wet their Samsung Galaxy S4 and Xperia Z last night during the storm.

Looks like we have a busy start for the windy day.

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Survivor All Terrain iPhone 6 Plus case isn’t waterproof


While looking on the Griffin website this morning we came across something rather interesting about one of its cases. We know that the iPhone 6 Plus is not waterproof, so owners have been looking at cases in order to allow them to be used for extreme watersports. Sadly, some people have been getting things a little mixed up.

Some people have been purchasing the Survivor All-Terrain iPhone 6 Plus case from Griffin under the assumption it is waterproof, but it isn’t. This case is more splash proof than waterproof, and you only have to look at the description, or even the comments on the product page.

One of the comments goes into detail about how good the case is at dispelling water, protecting it from water splashes and rain, but we cannot understand why he would state it would not last too long submerged in water, as it would kill the iPhone.

We have read the description of this case several times now, where it says that it is rain proof and will protect your iPhone 6 Plus against dust, sand and drops, but nowhere does it claim to be waterproof.

Please be aware that Griffin’s Survivor All-Terrain iPhone 6 Plus case is not waterproof, although the LifeProof iPhone 6 Plus case is waterproof.
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2012 Hot Tech News Leaked Sony Xperia ST26i design and picture seen the first time!

Yesterday the Sony LT29i Hayabusa leaked in a blurry shot. Shortly after that the official announcement came.
  
Today we have another Sony leak for you as the first images of the Sony ST26i surfaced. Obviously it’s an Xperia smartphone running on Android, but thats about as much as we can tell you about the specs. Unlike the Japan-bound duo unveiled earlier, though, this one keeps the capacitive keys instead of relying on on-screen buttons. Let’s hope the ST26i won’t be released with Gingerbread as the Xperia S and its smaller siblings.

There is one more interesting thing about the Xperia ST26i – it’s the first Sony smartphone to lack the green globe logo since Sony purchased Ericssons share in the joint venture.

We guess the announcement should happen soon.

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Using iPhone 5 remotely control home automation! 2012 Tech Review Auckland 0212640000


So you’re away from home when you remember you left your lights on because Wesley, your imaginary friend, is afraid of the dark. But then–what’s this? You see Wesley at Red Lobster! So you whip out your phone and remotely turn the lights off with 
SmartThings, a new way to access your home via low-powered, smartphone-controlled sensors. Using your router and the Cloud, you can control things like your AC unit, lamps, and other appliances. It sure beats having to rely on Wesley’s unpredictable ass.
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