Hasta La Gadget!

When it comes to the tech world, you can be sure that exponential growth is nothing new at all, in fact, it might seem to be more of the norm than the exception. Having said that, today marks the day that Instagram has seen its community of active users achieve the 200 million mark and beyond. This is quite an achievement, where to date, more than 20 billion photos have been shared on the Instagram platform, and there does not seem to be any sign of it slowing down anytime soon.

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Instagram Hits 200 Million Active Users original content from Ubergizmo.

On the left, a ship in a heavy storm as seen from the deck, going through giant waves. On the right, a ship in a heavy storm seen from a level deep inside, going through the same stress forces. I really don’t know which perspective is scarier.

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This article was written on June 13, 2006 by CyberNet.

Firefox Menus take up a large portion of the navigation bar, and if you are like me then you rarely use those menu options. I go there every once in awhile to adjust settings or configure extensions, but I doubt I use the menus more than once per day.

That is where Tiny Menu comes in. It allows me to collapse all of the menus into one menu option. This gives me more room on my toolbar and doesn’t make it feel so cluttered. Maybe you are thinking to yourself that you use one or two of those menus and you don’t want to use this extension because it be too much of a hassle. Well, all you have to do is configure the options and tell it which menus you want it to collapse and which ones you don’t. Easy huh?

With the help of this extension I have been able to cut my Firefox down to just two toolbars, the navigation bar and my tabs bar. My navigation toolbar just has the address bar, navigation buttons, Google Bookmarks extension, and the search box. Thanks to Tiny Menu I was able to get rid of my toolbar clutter.

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Contrary to what was reported earlier this morning when Sony Mobile US president Ravi Nookala mentioned that Sony will not be making use of Google’s Android Wear platform for its very own range of wearable devices simply because the company had already invested a whole lot of resources and time into its smartwatch platform, but life being life, it pays never to burn all of your bridges. In a nutshell, this statement by Nookala does not mean that Sony has closed their door to Android Wear for good.

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Sony Did Not Close Door To Android Wear Yet original content from Ubergizmo.