How to download bookmarks from Mozilla Firefox?
Sunday, October 28th, 2012 | Author:

I decided to download new internet browser and I have had hard time manually transferring my bookmarks from my old browser to another. Upon browsing over the internet, trying to look for what possible solution I could have and help me move my bookmarks in bulk, this was what I got — a very simple, easy steps on how to download bookmarks from Mozilla Firefox so I could upload them on my new browser.

Just follow these instructions:

  • Open your Mozilla Firefox browser.
  • Click the “Bookmarks” item located in the top menu bar and select the “Organize Bookmarks” option. You may see a Firefox’ Library window, just like below, as it will appear after a few seconds.

How to download bookmarks from Mozilla Firefox?How to download bookmarks from Mozilla Firefox? (image from tidyfavorites.com)

  • Click the “Import and Backup” button located along the top of the Library window and select “Backup” option.
  • Select a location from your computer where you can easily access your bookmark backup and save it with an appropriate bookmarks file name.

  • Finally, click “Save“.

So, now you already have a copy, a back up of your bookmarks and you can immediately upload it in your new browser just as easy step as I did.

LG Optimus 4X HD Features
Saturday, August 25th, 2012 | Author:

Let’s take a look some features of the newly launched LG Optimus 4X HD Features in the Philippines.

LG Optimus 4X HDLG Optimus 4X HD (image from xda-developers.com)

This LG Optimus 4X HD caters both 2G and 3G networks. This weighs 133 grams and measures, in terms of dimension, 132.4 x 68.1 x 8.9 mm. It has multi-function touch screen display measuring 720 x 1280 pixels with approximately 312 ppi density. It has an internal memory of 16 GB but can also be expanded to 32 GB using a micro SD memory card.

This LG Optimus 4X HD has also built-in camera which has 8 megapixels. The maximum size of images can be 3264×2448 pixels. Other features of the camera include auto-focus and the LED flash.

But of course, the last but not the least, the operating system is Android OS, v4.0 with a chipset of videa Tegra 3. As its name implies, it has four (4) CPU or its processing units, also named quad-core, which runs as fast as 1.5 GHz.

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Blogging with Firmoo Computer Eyeglasses
Thursday, August 16th, 2012 | Author:

Blogging is no way an easy thing to do and to risk nowadays due to the fact that bloggers are getting more and more in numbers today compared to the previous years. And also, with the availability of different networking sites and easy-steps to follow information on making blogs and websites, one shouldn’t wonder and question more about the boosting of the blogging industry.

But of course, as I mentioned “to risk” because of the very competitive sphere bloggers are in now and the unpredictable stuff Google is doing also.

Moreover, for bloggers, like me, it is always a thing to consider ones health especially the eyes that is almost always the only organ being highly compromised — an hour or two or more being in front of the computer, receiving all the radiation from the computer monitors. Thence, I could say that computer eyeglasses is very important to have. Just like the Firmoo Computer Eyeglasses that I recently own.

Blogging with Firmoo Computer Eyeglasses

 Accordingly, this Firmoo Computer Eyeglasses has anti-glare and anti-radiation which is very suitable for bloggers like me who, most of the time, stay in front of the computer. I could say, this ones very helpful and useful for me.

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Angry Birds Space: Red Planet
Tuesday, August 07th, 2012 | Author:

For all Angry Birds fanatics like me, this is another update for the most recent Angry Birds Space season they have.

Accordingly, the Angry Birds Space: Red Planet launching is just so timely with the NASA’s rover, Rovio. Anyway, here below, a video about this update of Angry Birds.

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Computers haven’t just made it easier to communicate with other people around the world, watch TV and write documents.

They’ve fundamentally changed every aspect of modern living in a way that, other than a global shortage of silicon, nothing is ever likely to reverse – and support companies like Conosco work hard to keep computers running at their best, so we can all make the most of these impressive machines.

computer (image source and credits)

But among the massive strides that have been made since personal computers were introduced in the 1980s, there are a few innovations that truly stand out.

1. GPS

It might not feel like a computer technology, but GPS owes plenty to the rise of computer electronics.

Nowadays, it’s practically impossible to get lost, with satellite imaging and virtual three-dimensional representations of the landscape around you right there in the palm of your hand, and a gigantic red arrow showing you which direction you’re pointing.

 

2. Mobile Phones

They’ll come up again below, but mobile phones – and, in fact, all cordless computing devices like laptops and tablets – are an impressive achievement, bundling an enormous amount of processing power and technical know-how into a device that, more often than not, can fit into your pocket.

Like GPS, you need never be lost with a mobile phone in your pocket, as you can always call for help – providing you have a signal, of course.

And perhaps the most thoughtful feature, though we all hope we’ll never need it, is the fact that you should be able to make a call to the emergency services even if you’re out of credit, regardless of which network you’re on.

 

3. On-Demand Everything

We’ll give the internet its own time in the spotlight in a moment, but separately, on-demand music, television, digital radio and so on deserves to be bundled together into an honorable mention.

Gone are the days of heading to the record store at weekends to get the latest singles (and gone are many of the record stores, as a result) – on-demand downloads have irreversibly changed the way we consume music, and are rapidly doing the same for television and films, too.

The dark days of internet piracy are largely behind us, and innovations like iTunes (from Apple, who we’ll also mention again later…) have made it easy to legitimately purchase songs and TV episodes for just a few pence.

 

4. Touchscreen and Accelerometers

You might think nothing of it when you tilt or swipe your device to navigate its menus and screens, but the sophisticated technology that enables touch-sensitivity, or allows your tablet or phone to know which way is up, is truly astounding.

The next time you rotate your phone or tablet to view a picture in landscape instead of portrait, take a moment to appreciate how complex the behind-the-scenes electronics are, purely to create such a simple and elegant effect.

 

5. The Internet

It was envisioned as a way for scientists to share research data, but since then, dial-up has become broadband, fixed-line has become wireless, and even mobile phones are getting in on the act through 3G and dongles.

Games consoles, digital television decoders, fridges and photo frames are all getting online, sharing data in an unprecedented way that grows and grows as time goes by – and it’s hard to imagine where the worldwide web will go next.

 

6. Apple

To list Apple’s innovations separately would take up at least half of this list – the iPhone turned smartphones from a businessman’s accessory to an everyday communication tool for the masses, the iPod was the biggest thing in mobile music since the Sony Walkman, and the iPad made tablet computers a mainstream option.

Even if you’re not a fan of the company or its products, it’s impossible to deny that Apple is the biggest brand in innovative computing technology at the start of the 21st century.