Nowadays, you may think that faxing is no longer needed. A lot of people think this technology is already declining and may no longer exist in the future. However, based on studies, the need for fax service is still growing. This technology is evolving fast and today comes the emergence of mobile fax – the use of a mobile phone as a fax machine.
So are those cellphone and gadget buy back sites worth it? Short answer is no. Long answer is no. It’s just no overall.
The idea for this little article popped into my head because of a persistent marketer. I got an email from a guy representing a company I won’t name, but it’s one of those cellphone and gadget buy back site where you can sell your old cellphone and other electronics for cash.
And it’s a new review by me over on TestFreaks..
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-ola-tv-xl-gsm-dual-sim-bar-style-cellphone/
Quote:
"Today for review I’ve got the OLA TV XL which is a dual sim bar style phone that’s fairly basic. The name of the phone is the TV XL, yes it has a TV tuner built right in but sadly it doesn’t work here in the states because we’ve gone digital, but it will work in most other countries. The phone also has an FM radio and a 2.4” color screen along with a .3mp camera. Yes it’s not some amazingly powerful phone, it’s just a basic phone with some other little features thrown in but it costs under $35, and I don’t think that’s too bad for a backup phone or if you’re just looking for a very basic phone… Read one to learn more… "
New day, new review…
Link: http://www.dragonsteelmods.com/tmart-cellphone-repair-kit-review/
Quote: "Hello and I’m back with a quick review for you of a tool kit from Tmart, it’s a cellphone repair kit but it’s officially named the Repair Opening Tools Kit Set for iPhone 2G/3G/3GS. Just because that’s what it’s called doesn’t mean that’s all it can be used for. I like collecting little tool kits like this, I find they come in handy often when working with electronics. As far as I’m concerned you can never have enough little tools floating around as I always seem to be needing another one. This little kit it meant for opening cellphones, but it can be used for tablets and such as well. The idea is that they are made of plastic and shouldn’t damage your devices while you’re opening them up to fix them or change the battery or whatever reason. This little kit contains eight pieces and it only costs $2.72 with free shipping, and for that it’s worth it I think."
Review Link: http://www.dragonsteelmods.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17363&Itemid=1
Review Snipit:
"I don’t know about you, but my phones and mostly all of my gadgets must have cases on them. I paid quite a bit of money for these things and as we all know, accidents happen. No matter how careful we are with our stuff, things can happen out of our control that can quickly turn our devices into useless junk. I’ve got an HTC Titan Windows Phone and it’s nice, and it’s expensive and it needs protection so today for review I’ve got the HTC HC C652 Hard Case with Kickstand for the Titan. This case is meant to protect the Titan from bumps and drops and scrapes but it also has a built-in kickstand for your viewing pleasures.
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Quote:
" Up for review today I have the Pantech Link II which is what you would call a feature phone, it’s not an amazingly high-tech assistant like other phones out there, but it gets the job done and sometimes that’s all you really need. The Link II is more of a social centric phone and it does feature a full qwerty keyboard and the capabilities we’ve come to expect from our phones like Bluetooth. The phone is very user friendly along with being thin and lightweight and best of all it’s very inexpensive."
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-pantech-link-ii/
Quote:
Cameras on our phones have come a long way haven’t they? You can almost use your cell camera in place of a regular point and shoot camera. Some phone cameras are good enough to do that, but not many. Personally I don’t take many pictures with my phone, it’s nice for something quick or if I forgot my camera, but other than that I rarely use the camera in my phone. If you’re a shutterbug with your phone though you might like the product I have for review today from USBFever, it’s a lens set that includes both Macro and Wide Angle Lenses for you phone. It’s magnetic so it just attaches to your phone and then can be stored away until future use. It’s not a bad little gadget actually, read on..