How Online PC Repair Fixed Facebook Issue

PC repair can be a blood sucking experience probably when you don’t know it’s a b c. The same happened with me. It was the Christmas Eve last year, and I was online to wish a few friends who stayed abroad.

Just before I could enable video calling with my facebook profile, I was brutally punished. All of a sudden the browser page displayed "Javascript is disabled on your browser", it frustrated me a lot. I updated the browser to IE 8 but there was no improvement.

First I thought of calling a local PC repair technician to get things right, but I postponed that as it was a festive day, and hardly anyone would come to help. I surfed on the Google to get some professional help for facebook, and luckily I was diverted to an online PC repair portal. There was a toll-free number, and I wasted no time.

Thankfully, a technician came forward for help, he took the remote access of the machine, resolved the browser issue, and setup and configured the webcam and microphone. He also enabled the secure browsing feature on my facebook account. Within a minute I was connected with my friends.

The support made that eve life-time memorable. I enjoyed it to the most.

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Latest Zink Milestone PC Mag on the Polaroid PoGo

The Zink/Polaroid partnership announced at January 2008s Consumer Electronics Show has borne fruit, in the form of shipping product, at least review units, and one of the first made its way to my favorite reviewer, PC Magazines M. David Stone. In his June 4 review, David shares some interesting findings on the new $150 Polaroid PoGo Instant Mobile Printer thats based on Zinks "Zero Ink" technology. Ive covered Zink "early and often", including their Demo 2007 launch to the CES 2008 partnership announcement.

In addition to his usual hands-on insights, Stone offers a great perspective on the corporate positioning at work here with Polaroid and the PoGo.

Aside from the obvious change to digital technology, the one big difference between the Polaroid experience then and now is that its not about the camera. Its about the printer. The premise is that many, if not most, people are walking around with their own cameras, often in the form of cell phones, so all thats missing is a printer. Polaroid has added the missing piece, so you can print from PictBridge cameras, as well as from phones and other devices that can print via Bluetooth.

Its also interesting that the usual printer trade-offs that industry denizens have to come to know and love understandably shift a bit when defining a new product category. For example, print quality (PQ), in this case, the color fidelity in the 2"x3" prints from mobile-phone-captured photos, may not be paramount. Stones somewhat forgiving of PQ that he calls "far from ideal", accepting that it may be ok in this format and application, and factors such as water and scratch resistance weigh heavily on the positive side.

A great and informative, if a bit mixed, review as well as a major milestone for Zink.

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