The Options for Digital Photo Storage

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• The Options for Digital Photo Storage
• How to Get 4Shared Apps to Your Phone
• The Tips on an AT&T Tilt Phone
• How to Activate Night Vision on the Handycam
• The Parts of a Coaxial Cable
• What Are the iPod Sizes?
• How to Use Non-Bluetooth Headphones With My Phone
• How to Go on the Internet With a Verizon Wireless Cell Phone
• How to Send a Video on a Mobile Phone to a Friend
• What Are USM Lenses?

The Options for Digital Photo Storage Posted: Digital photos have become almost the equal of regular film photography. With vibrant colors and high resolution, these photos have grown better in quality but also larger in size. So, placing these photos in a large enough storage area is important.... by Timothy Bodamer

How to Get 4Shared Apps to Your Phone Posted: Mobile phones have increasingly gained the use of mobile apps. You can find an app for almost anything. Many apps can be purchased from an official App store of a phone; however, you can also find apps from third parties. One such service can be... by Alex Lubyansky

The Tips on an AT&T Tilt Phone Posted: The AT&T Tilt is a slider style cell phone that was released exclusively for AT&T wireless customers in late 2007. The Tilt features 3G Internet capability, a 3.0 megapixel digital camera and a media player for music and video. You can slide out a... by Brian Vaughan

How to Activate Night Vision on the Handycam Posted: The Handycam is a line of video cameras produced by Sony. First launched in 1985, it has seen changes over the last several years. One of the key features Sony Handycams come with is night vision (Nightshot mode). The night vision feature allows you... by Kefa Olang

The Parts of a Coaxial Cable Posted: Coaxial cable is designed to carry high-bandwidth signals from satellite, cable, antennae, and a variety of other sources using RF-style connectors. RG-6 cabling comes in standard and quad versions, dictated by the amount of shielding surrounding... by David Lipscomb

What Are the iPod Sizes? Posted: Apple released the first series of iPods in October of 2001. Since that time, the iPod classic has transformed into many different models, including the nano, the shuffle and the touch. While they are all portable media devices, they vary in size,... by Amanda Gronot

How to Use Non-Bluetooth Headphones With My Phone Posted: Most phones feature a female 2.5 mm input connection. This connection is designed to function with most non-Bluetooth headsets. Most headphones, on the other hand, feature a 3.5 mm male connection jack. Unlike headsets, headphones typically offer a... by Matt McGew

How to Go on the Internet With a Verizon Wireless Cell Phone Posted: Many of the cell phones offered by Verizon Wireless have Internet capabilities. Verizon's smartphones require a data package, and have built-in browsers that make accessing the Internet easier. However, some of Verizon's multimedia phones also have... by Trela Raleigh

How to Send a Video on a Mobile Phone to a Friend Posted: Many cell phones have built-in cameras that allow users to shoot videos, as well as take photos. After saving a video to your cell phone, you can also share the clip with friends and family members by sending a Multimedia Messaging Service message.... by Christina Shaffer

What Are USM Lenses? Posted: Canon manufactures USM lenses; the letters USM stand for "Ultra Sonic Motor." These are small motors built inside the lens that drive the different lens groups during the focusing process. Canon designed these motors to be extremely quick and very... by Mark Spowart

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