Somehow i was sent back to line to start all over
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Saturday, December 24, 2011
Future Shop Sucks 2
Its a coffee maker
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Wow u guys need help
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Wow u guys need help
Futureshop Sucks on online ordering
Trying to buy a coffee maker and 1 hour later still wAiting
After all your upgrades the online experience is still a nightmare
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Come on guys get on board with Amazon Cloud computing
After all your upgrades the online experience is still a nightmare
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Come on guys get on board with Amazon Cloud computing
Friday, December 23, 2011
The Otter Box Reflex iPad Case Review
I have been using Otter Box products for quite some time but have only used their traditional Otter Box 1000 boxes to protect photographic, electronic and radio equipment.
Having many other types of devices I searched for products that would protect my iPad or iPhone and took a spin over to www.otterbox.com, and bingo they had tons of stuff of interest to me.
Since I use my iPad a lot for business, photography or Ham radio uses, I find myself I need to protect my expensive iPad from harm.
I have been using the Otter Box Reflex case and so far its been a real life saver or should I say money saver.
The rear case slips on very easily and has some slight padding but what makes it unique is that it uses air cushioning effects to protect the device. I dropped the unit and it landed on its corner and the iPad was not damaged in any way. Otter Box designers call these Reflex Zones. Trust me they work.
The rear slips off easily so I can slide it into my Xtreme Mac charging stand or If I am using a different case if I am doing something else like maybe needing waterproof case.
Also included is a easy snap on and snap off screen protector shield that also doubles as a stand. I can easily take the shield off and use it as a stand watching movies on the airplane doing business travel. The angle is perfect even when the rude passenger in front of me reclines their seat back as soon as the plane takes off.
As usual the Otter Box products have legendary build quality
I loved the Reflex case for the iPad so much I got one for my wifes iPhone. Addition: i almost forgot but the creative design engineers also found a way to enhance the sound quality of the speaker. They have molded a section behind the speaker with a channel that improves the sound with a horn effect if you will.
Having many other types of devices I searched for products that would protect my iPad or iPhone and took a spin over to www.otterbox.com, and bingo they had tons of stuff of interest to me.
Since I use my iPad a lot for business, photography or Ham radio uses, I find myself I need to protect my expensive iPad from harm.
I have been using the Otter Box Reflex case and so far its been a real life saver or should I say money saver.
The rear case slips on very easily and has some slight padding but what makes it unique is that it uses air cushioning effects to protect the device. I dropped the unit and it landed on its corner and the iPad was not damaged in any way. Otter Box designers call these Reflex Zones. Trust me they work.
The rear slips off easily so I can slide it into my Xtreme Mac charging stand or If I am using a different case if I am doing something else like maybe needing waterproof case.
Also included is a easy snap on and snap off screen protector shield that also doubles as a stand. I can easily take the shield off and use it as a stand watching movies on the airplane doing business travel. The angle is perfect even when the rude passenger in front of me reclines their seat back as soon as the plane takes off.
As usual the Otter Box products have legendary build quality
I loved the Reflex case for the iPad so much I got one for my wifes iPhone. Addition: i almost forgot but the creative design engineers also found a way to enhance the sound quality of the speaker. They have molded a section behind the speaker with a channel that improves the sound with a horn effect if you will.
Secure your iPad with Otter Box "The Latch"
I have been using Otter Box products for quite some time but have only used their traditional Otter Box 1000 boxes to protect photographic, electronic and radio equipment.
Having many other types of devices I searched for products that would protect my iPad or iPhone and took a spin over to www.otterbox.com, and bingo they had tons of stuff of interest to me.
Since I use my iPad a lot for business, photography or Ham radio uses, I find myself I need to secure my expensive tablet in ways maybe others may not.
The Latch is a multipurpose accessory that does so many things and can be used with the various Otter Box cases like the Defender, the Commuter or the Reflex.
The latch comes with a hand strap, a lanyard, a shoulder strap, a head rest attachment, leg strap and an angled stand. It all fits into a small carry case. It also includes some carabiners for attachment to the unit.
This versatile accessory does so many things .
Below are examples in how I use it is as follows:
The hand strap allows me to securely hold the unit.
The lanyard allows me to hang my iPad off my neck and have the unit in front of me.
The Shoulder strap allows me to carry my unit off my shoulder.
The head rest allows unit to be attached to a car headrest so that videos can be watched at eye level quite easily. This is a clever accessory. I even used this on an airplane to watch iTunes rentals.
The leg strap allows you to secure the iPad to your leg. I haven’t really used this.
The angled stand is also handy to use the iPad on a table and the angle allows the glare off lights to be reduced and easier to view.
There is a 4 point screen cover that is the core unit that all straps and cords attach to.
This has been an excellent accessory to have in my kit bag and has been very useful.
Check out the website for more information and videos of its use
List Price is $50
www.otterbox.com
BTW, My employer has an excellent application that allows the iPad to be voice enabled using wifi and can be used as a business grade IP telephone.I am seeing industrial and medical users adopting the iPad in these environments and the Otter Box Latch is perfect for these uses. Highly Recommended
Having many other types of devices I searched for products that would protect my iPad or iPhone and took a spin over to www.otterbox.com, and bingo they had tons of stuff of interest to me.
Since I use my iPad a lot for business, photography or Ham radio uses, I find myself I need to secure my expensive tablet in ways maybe others may not.
The Latch is a multipurpose accessory that does so many things and can be used with the various Otter Box cases like the Defender, the Commuter or the Reflex.
The latch comes with a hand strap, a lanyard, a shoulder strap, a head rest attachment, leg strap and an angled stand. It all fits into a small carry case. It also includes some carabiners for attachment to the unit.
This versatile accessory does so many things .
Below are examples in how I use it is as follows:
The hand strap allows me to securely hold the unit.
The lanyard allows me to hang my iPad off my neck and have the unit in front of me.
The Shoulder strap allows me to carry my unit off my shoulder.
The head rest allows unit to be attached to a car headrest so that videos can be watched at eye level quite easily. This is a clever accessory. I even used this on an airplane to watch iTunes rentals.
The leg strap allows you to secure the iPad to your leg. I haven’t really used this.
The angled stand is also handy to use the iPad on a table and the angle allows the glare off lights to be reduced and easier to view.
There is a 4 point screen cover that is the core unit that all straps and cords attach to.
This has been an excellent accessory to have in my kit bag and has been very useful.
Check out the website for more information and videos of its use
List Price is $50
www.otterbox.com
BTW, My employer has an excellent application that allows the iPad to be voice enabled using wifi and can be used as a business grade IP telephone.I am seeing industrial and medical users adopting the iPad in these environments and the Otter Box Latch is perfect for these uses. Highly Recommended
Monday, December 5, 2011
Bankrupting of Avaya Telecom Implosion The bankrupting of Avaya from the inside out
This is a very interesting article with some financial analysis training as a bonus
Written by JMHawkes a consultant at SonicMG
http://www.telecomvardeath.blogspot.com/p/avaya.html
Written by JMHawkes a consultant at SonicMG
http://www.telecomvardeath.blogspot.com/p/avaya.html
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