Month: August 2012

Samsung Galaxy Camera a 4 point Marketing Strategy by Samsung

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Yesterday, Samsung introduced something extraordinary! The Samsung Galaxy Camera. I don’t really know how you see it or whether you find it an extraordinary camera cum phone or not but to me, it is set to change the game. Yes, a game changing device that will allow you to capture your moments with 21x, f/2.8-5.9, 23-480mm digital lens and will let you enjoy them with Android 4.1 jelly bean. The idea behind putting an Android … Read more

Hybrid Game Review: a New Third-person Shooter Experience Awaits

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Aliens and humans gunning each other down is a concept that third-person fans are familiar with, but 5th Cell’s take is truly innovative in Hybrid. The company famous for the Scribblenauts doesn’t reinvent the wheel in their latest release but has it spin in a way that will charm and puzzle many newcomers. In the absence of a single player campaign and with graphics that are decent without impressing, Hybrid had to extract the most … Read more

Alchemy Classic HD Game for Android Review

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Hey there.  I recently had the pleasure to try out Alchemy Classic HD for my Android Phone.  I know that the game has been out for awhile but I never really gave it the time of day.  Not because I wasn’t interested but simply because I didn’t have an Android powered phone.  I have carried a Blackberry with me for the better part of 5 years and this year, I decided that Blackberry phones just … Read more

Rediscover the Delight of Exploration with Dust: An Elysian Tail

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Platformers are a dying breed and except for a couple of hardcore fans who anxiously wait for the few releases of this genre, most players regard them as a summer distraction. What Dean Dodrill achieved with Dust: An Elysian Tail is to reignite the faith in the hearts of those who think that 2D games still have a future. Unlike most of its counterparts, Humble Hearts’ title combines the traditional elements of the genre with … Read more

Cleanup and Improve PC Performance with Cloud System Booster Pro #Giveaway

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I always like testing new software to help clean up and optimize performance on Windows PC’s so when Anvisoft contacted me and asked me to review a copy of Cloud System Booster Pro and then host a giveaway for my readers I was eager to put it to the test. The first step is to download and install Cloud System Booster, you can get a free trial version but you will really want the pro … Read more

Google Plus Starts Rolling out Custom Profile Links

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I had an email from Google that they had pre-selected a custom URI for my profile and I was quick to accept it.  My custom Google+ profile URL no longer contains that long crazy number string and Google Plus was far behind other services in letting you hand out a simplified profile URL you can just share with your friends that had your name or brand in the URL itself.  (LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and just … Read more

Win a Free 1 Year Web Hosting Package from Zyma

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Here at DragonBlogger.com we have partnered up with Zyma Technologies to bring our readers a chance to win a free 1 year unlimited web hosting plan. This unlimited web hosting plan includes: Unlimited disk space Unlimited bandwidth Unlimited email accounts Unlimited SQL Databases Unlimited FTP Accounts Free transfer from existing account (and assistance) Free tech support CPanel Web Hosting and Free Google Vouchers If you are looking for another hosting provider, or currently running a … Read more

Configure Link Click Opt-In with SimplyCast

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I have since switched my email subscriber list from MailChimp to SimplyCast and really like that SimplyCast has a free epic plan which lets you send unlimited emails per month to up to 2,000 subscribers of your mailing list.  This is actually more than MailChimp which only lets you send 2,000 emails per month period, as you can send any number to the same set # of subscribers until you get over 2,000 subscribers. In … Read more

Unveil the Brilliant Storytelling and Intense Action in Persona 4 Arena

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Even if we were to describe Persona 4 Arena as an amazing fighting game, we would do it a grave and gratuitous injustice, because this title is much more than that. While being an honored member of the aforementioned genre, it includes enough RPG elements and a cohesive story that makes it transcend the barriers. Simply put, this is a proud successor of Persona 4 with a spectacular twist that those who love fighting games … Read more

PC Game Review: Expendables 2 Take Charge of the Elite

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When the Expendables 2 movie was announced, the fans of the genre opened a Champaign bottle or hoped for a better movie than the original. This is the kind of film that you either love or hate, but the game is slightly different and frankly that’s not all for the better. At least a part of those who enjoyed it on the big screen left chanting and waiting for a sequel, but PS3 aficionados will … Read more

AffiLinker-Automatically convert your keywords to affiliate links

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A number of times, affiliate marketing bloggers face the situation where they want to include a particular affiliate link for products that target their respective keywords. It would seem easy when you just want to link 1-2 keywords in an article but gets hectic if numerous articles want to include links to those keywords. It even gets worse when you want to target more than one particular keyword. So, how do you tackle such a … Read more

Win a Copy of The Hunger Games on Blu-Ray

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We have partnered with our friends over at FilmBook to give readers a chance to win a free copy of The Hunger Games on Blu-Ray. I thought the movie was very well done and saw it in theaters though I hadn’t read the books myself.  We did a review of The Hunger Games here on DragonBlogger.com back when it came out in theaters. Contest Rules: All entries must be in by October 21, 2012 at 11:45pm … Read more

ImageNuke – A Very Complete Image Hosting Script

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Hey there.  On more than a few occasions I have had the opportunity to post for a company.  I’ve done a few that have allowed to me post directly from the confines and comfort of my blogging platform.  Other times, I have to submit the post directly to the sponsor for them to review and approve.  The problem with having to submit my post is that any images that I use in the post must … Read more

Living Classics – Amazon’s New Gaming Venture

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Re-experience some of your favourite childhood stories with some lively and entertaining illustrations while you race against the clock to spot creatively integrated animations. Imagine a game like Bejeweled crossed with Alice in Wonderland and you will have Living Classics. To add another level to the game, you must complete puzzles and quests in order to rescue the foxes who have gotten lost in each of the different stories.     The puzzles are fun, … Read more

Windows 8 Series: Metro UI and 8 Windows 8 Tablets in Focus

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Are you still calling the Windows 8 UI the Metro UI? After a lot of name juggling for the revolutionary Windows 8 user interface, rumor has it that Microsoft has finally come up with an un-original and un-inspired winner – the Windows 8 Interface. Following much hue and cry over trademark issues with Metro Group, which is apparently a business partner too, the rumored name marks a dull conclusion. Be it an intentional ploy to … Read more

Protect Your WordPress Blog from Being Framed

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After reading about @ileane having her blog iframed by other blogs which can lead to not only your content being read and used on another site, but your Google banner ads displayed on another site and a violation of AdSense ToS which does not allow AdSense ads to be displayed via an iFrame.  This could risk in an account ban. So I decided to test out the WP No Frames plugin after I saw it … Read more

Windows 8 Series: Windows 8 Changes Revolutionary or Scary?

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Microsoft Windows 8, the latest installment of the most popular OS worldwide, brings about highly revolutionary changes in personal computing. Some changes, like securing low-level processes and cloud integration, have been lauded while others, like offering identical interfaces for tablets and desktop/notebook PCs and highly controlled app marketing through Windows Store have been vehemently denounced. While it remains to be seen whether the few early protests will be echoed by the millions of PC users, … Read more

Drawception Tutorial, Guide, and Tips

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Hi there Drawception fan!  If you’re like me, you probably can’t get enough of this social telephone picture game and desire to hone your skills.  The following is a detailed guide that will teach you how to make the most of your 10 minutes, improve the quality of your drawings, and connect with other Drawceptioners eager to help you out.  Reading this guide will not make you the next Corvax but you will notice your … Read more

Bloggers Start Paying Attention to Your Mobile Users

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How often do you check your Google Analytics for your blog to see what percentage of your users come from a mobile browser, compared to standard desktop browser?  Have you started putting in a mobile theme yet or started on a plan to appeal to your mobile readers/customers? You have even more limited real estate on a mobile browser screen, so it is imperative that your mobile theme be optimized for the mobile experience.  In … Read more