Whether you are an all-time filmmaker or are looking to have a crack at video marketing, the best thing to do when producing videos is keep your production simple and focused. The following tips are important to consider when producing a video and can help differentiate between video success and epic video fail! While the first and most important thing when putting a video together … Continue reading 5 top tips to keep your video production simple
The dependence on the internet and online services today is much higher than how it was a few years ago. While searching for a service or a product, people do a thorough research online to find out where they can get the best quality service or a product at the right price. Unless your company or business occupies one of the first few positions in … Continue reading Why is Search Engine Optimization (SEO) important for your business?
Movavi Photo Editor is a great tool to edit and enhance family photos and images from your graduation ceremony. The flexible tool allows you to enhance photo quality and edit them according to your preference. With the easy to use interface and handy features, you don’t need to worry about things like how to remove person from photo or how to snip a certain irregular … Continue reading How to Remove People from Photos
When you start using your drone to shoot aerial videos, you will soon notice that your videos do not look as captivating as the professional drone footages. This is mainly due to the fact that professionals know several tactics to capture and edit their drone footage in a way that makes it look more cinematic. And below, we will look at four such tips that … Continue reading How To Make Your Drone Footage Look More Cinematic
Shortcuts to help you manage your phone way faster Android phones are popular as ever thanks to their unique features that let you customize your phone entirely. You can work your way through with the settings and change anything that you don’t like starting from the shape and size of the icons and finishing with the home and lock screens, word placement, or color of … Continue reading Hidden tricks for your Android Phone
It’s amazing to reflect on how much technology has advanced in the past couple decades. In the 1990s and even the early 2000s, many of the electronic devices that so important to people now were seen as a luxury. There are quite a few items that can improve your quality of life, but only a select few are true essentials that most people will use … Continue reading A Day in 2018: 4 Essentials for Modern Living
Children are rapidly growing up together with technology in a way that millennials have not experienced. Simply watch a toddler use an iPad or tablets, and it is understandable that tech comes naturally to the modern generation. Because we continuously evolve into this digital society, coding has become a fundamental skill to establishments everywhere, making programming a bright career for the generations to come. Coding … Continue reading 6 free apps that teach kids how to code
The iPhone X (which Apple are insisting you pronounce ‘iPhone Ten’) was unveiled this week and will go on sale in November. It’s by far the most powerful iPhone ever made, and it comes with an array features never before seen on an Apple handset – such as wireless charging and the ability to unlock your phone with your face. But when it comes to … Continue reading How does the iPhone X compare to the best Android phones?
There was a time when Apple dominated their little corner of the technology market, churning out well-designed consumer electronics with sharp advertising campaigns and luxury price tags. Times are changing however – with competitors catching up fast and not everyone being a big fan of the new MacBook, we’ve decided to take a look at 5 windows machines that can give the MacBook Pro a … Continue reading 5 Windows alternatives to the MacBook Pro
The device that weaned many of us off our CD collections and introduced us to the world of digital music will cease production this year. Released in 2005, the iPod Nano and Shuffle could only play music downloaded from iTunes or ripped from CDs, and lacked many of the features found in later devices, such as streaming service Apple Music. Apple have described the move … Continue reading After 12 years, Apple is killing-off the iPod Nano and Shuffle
Some of our readers of a particular age may remember a time in the early 2000s when you couldn’t move without bumping in to another extreme sports videogame. This gaming movement was pioneered by the original Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater released for the Playstation 1 in 1999 – a game that would go on to see eight main sequels, various spin-offs and countless imitators. The … Continue reading Why Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 represents the pinnacle of skateboarding games
