Samsung Galaxy S3 Leaked Image: Another One?

By Clarkson in Android No Comments Tags: Galaxy S3, image, leaked, Samsung

Another leaked image featuring Samsung Galaxy S3. True or fake?

When compared with all the leaked images of Samsung Galaxy S3, this might look as a real picture and not a rendered one. However this doesn’t make it really trusty even if it respects all the rumors regarding the design of the new Korean based company flagship.

The latest rumors are saying that Galaxy S3 will keep the Home button (which can also be seen in this leaked image, too), just like its predecessors: S2 and S. This happens even if Android ICS 4.0.3 has the software button… Continue to Samsung Galaxy S3 Leaked Image: Another One?

Epicons: Android And iOS Cclient For Image Sharing Network

By Clarkson in Review No Comments Tags: Android, client, epicons, image, iOS, social network, upload

Nowadays, mobile devices are some important things in our lives. Therefore they are being used by an incredible high number of people. In the recent years, smartphones have been adopted by many and we can say that our lives have become easier and less boring. Also, the smartphone’s applications market has grown and now you can find all sort of apps with more or less usefulness and success. For many genres of smartphone applications, the success was granted by the social capability that they have provided.

So is the case with those applications which are meant to offer a… Continue to Epicons: Android And iOS Cclient For Image Sharing Network

Screenshot2Disk: Paste Clipboard Image To Windows Explorer [How To]

By James in How To No Comments Tags: clipboard, explorer, image, screenshot2disk, Windows 8

You sometimes browse the web and find an image that you would like to save to your computer, in order to set it as the desktop background later on. The main question here is how can you do that in the easiest and possible way?

Sure, you can always use the classic method to save a picture by right clicking on the image and then choose where to save it on your computer. What if the website that hosts the picture does not allow you to right click? Well, in this case you would have to use the Print… Continue to Screenshot2Disk: Paste Clipboard Image To Windows Explorer [How To]

How To Replace the Windows 8 Lock Screen Image

By Clarkson in Windows 8 No Comments Tags: change, custom, how to, image, lock screen, replace, Windows 8

I know that most of you have downloaded and installed Windows 8 Developer Preview in order to test it or accommodate with the new OS which will be released by Microsoft this year. Therefore, you have observed that when you lock your computer Windows 8 will display a nice image that contains the date, the time and some shortcuts which are useful in the login phase. Personally I am happy with this screen but there are some users which would like to have their own customized lock screen. Therefore, I decided to create a tutorial on how to change the Windows 8… Continue to How To Replace the Windows 8 Lock Screen Image

Image Batch (ImBatch) processor: convert or resize multiple images / pictures at once

By James in How To No Comments Tags: BMP, convert, image, ImBatch, pdf, PNG

If you have a couple of holiday pictures that you need to convert, in order to send them to your friends things are pretty simple. You open the picture that you’ve taken with your camera and using a dedicated editor, you convert it to the desired file format.

Things can get really complicated if your mates have asked you to send them 50 or more images. This would be a tremendous amount of work, as in theory you should open each one and convert it. In such a case, you should find and install a software hat is able… Continue to Image Batch (ImBatch) processor: convert or resize multiple images / pictures at once