Why T-Mobile, of All Brands, Is a Cool Trend Brand in the USA
An interesting article in Stern about how T-Mobile USA is winning over younger customers in particular and differentiating itself from its competitors.
— Read more at stern.de
An interesting article in Stern about how T-Mobile USA is winning over younger customers in particular and differentiating itself from its competitors.
— Read more at stern.de
If you connect an external monitor to your MacBook and the text looks very blurry (as in the image below), this link may help:http://www.ireckon.net/2013/03/force-rgb-mode-in-mac-os-x-to-fix-the-picture-quality-of-an-external-monitor It worked for me with my […]
Recently, I have repeatedly seen problems updating Pages, Numbers or Keynote on iPhones and iPads. The update appears to download, but the installation cannot be completed. The icon of the […]
Here is the rather cool “Color Emotion Guide” and the infographic “How Colours Influence Conversion Rates”.
— Read more http://www.content-marketing.com/warum-ist-facebook-blau/
The Russians really do stop at nothing: first Crimea, then eastern Ukraine, and now an alleged iPhone 6 leak by Russian smartphone customiser “Feld & Volk”. Even the name “Feld […]
Simply incredibly cool: students at the University of Kaiserslautern, together with their lecturer Thomas Wagner, connected an Oculus Rift headset to a roller coaster at Europa-Park Rust. Special software was […]
First it was mobile operator O2, or rather Telefónica, that named its tariff portfolio after the company colour, simply calling it “Blue”. In October 2012 Vodafone followed with its Red tariffs. And now guess what Deutsche Telekom plans to unveil at IFA 2014?
Exactly! They plan to rename their tariff portfolio after that wonderfully pretty, unmistakable and terribly intrusive colour, magenta. More on the new Magenta Mobile tariffs can be found, among other places, at Teltarif via the following link.
— Read more http://mobil.teltarif.de/telekom-magenta-mobil-neue-tarife-flatrate/news/56814.html
Teltarif explains the problems of the Galileo project very clearly in this article. It is not only about how the two satellites ended up in the wrong orbit, but also where the fundamental problems of this billion-euro money pit lie. Final quote:
Politicians should therefore ask themselves whether it might not be wise to pause once more, look at what has already been achieved and consider whether the remaining objectives could be achieved more cheaply through a new tender. Ultimately, it does not matter who supplies the satellites or who launches them. What matters is that the EU ultimately has 100 percent control over the satellites!
The full article is available at the following link.
— Read more at http://www.teltarif.de/galileo-satellit-navigation-gps-glonass-fehlstart/news/56778.html
If you want to know how to get fast mobile internet while on holiday in Greece, you have come to the right place. For most travellers, mobile internet at their […]
Apple is doing something for its customers’ privacy, and the US tracking company Nomi has allegedly already laid off employees as a result … Nicely explained by Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Just follow the link.
— Read more at http://www.sueddeutsche.de/digital/neues-iphone-betriebssystem-apple-bremst-die-spurenleser-aus-1.2085229