10 Great Business Card Designs for Inspiration

March 28th, 2011
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If you’re searching for inspiration to create a hot and sexy business card, take a gander at these 10 eye-catching designs. All of these designs have a modern, sporting, slick and sophisticated feel to them. One would think that business cards would have become obsolete by now, done in by all the social networking sites and mobile apps. But that’s not the case for live events. Business cards are still very much apart of network functions and meetings. And a well-designed card can give you an advantage over your competitors. Here are 10 fabulous business card designs.
Business Card Design - Black and Green

Business Card Design - Green, White, Orange and Gray

Business Card Design - Orange and White

Business Card Design - Orange and White

Business Card Design - Red and White

Business Card Design - Clear Orange and White

Business Card - Green and Gray

Business Card Design - White and Blue

Business Card Design - Black and Red

Black and White Business Card Design

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WordPress Stats not working – Help

March 7th, 2011
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A few day after installing my own custom blog theme, the stats show a drop off of visitors on my site around the same day I performed the update. I was missing a small line of code that cause this to break.

In you footer.php file, add above the close body tag this:

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

That’s it. Enjoy!


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Mac Android Development – Publish to Device

March 6th, 2011
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Having problems getting your newly developed Android app to run on your device using a Mac? Well this is the missing puzzle that not many people know. You have to change your application setting in your Android phone first in order for your Android SKD to find the device USB location (if your on a PC, you’ll have to run a second USB support application). Here’s how: Continue Reading »

Free Facebook GUI in Layered PSD

February 25th, 2011
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When designing apps or promotions for Facebook, it’s nice to have a layered PSD file will all the assets needed to quickly comp something up for a pitch or tech hand off. I know, you could simply take a screen grab of your FB wall or page but you’ll still end up in photoshop cutting, pasting, covering up unwanted graphics and moving pixel blocks around to complete a FB layout. But why start with flat art when you can get a thorough GUI layered photoshop doc for free.

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Change the permissions of a file in SSH

February 5th, 2011
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To change the permissions of a file in SSH, once you have logged in, you can use the CHMOD command. Here are a few common examples of CHMOD:

chmod number filename 

chmod 600 example.html - This will give the file read and write permissions by the owner only (-rw-------).
chmod 644 example.html - This will give the file read and write permissions by the owner and read by everyone else (-rw-r--r--).
chmod 700 example.html - This will give the file read, write and execute permissions by the owner only (-rwx------).
chmod 755 example.html - This will give the file read, write and execute permissions by the owner, read and execute permissions by the group and others (-rwxr-xr-x)
chmod 666 example.html - This will give the file read and write permissions by everyone(-rw-rw-rw-) (NOT RECOMMENDED)
chmod 777 example.html - This will give the file read, write and execute permissions by everyone (-rwxrwxrwx) (NOT RECOMMENDED)

Changing the ownership

To change the ownership of a file in SSH, you can use the CHOWN command. e.g: chown owner filename

chown user example.html


chown user:group <directory-name>

chown apache avatars

What should Apple produce next?

February 5th, 2011
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I’ve been thinking. Why haven’t these big computer companies tapped in to the high-end watch market. Think of all the cool synced content they could push to a dazzling digital watch. Facebook updates, weather, tweets, email notifications, and QR codes. This leads me to believe that there are still a lot of stones unturned when it come to digital devices. What do you guys and girls think?


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Great Home Media Interface Designs

October 7th, 2010
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View inspiring media player interface designs from some of the top companies and startups for home theater entertainment. Maybe you can learn a thing or two regarding UX design by glancing over these well imagined and executed works of art.

Rovi Liquid Detail View

Rovi Liquid Detail View

Rovi Liquid TV Portal

Rovi Liquid TV Portal

Rovi Liquid Photo Gallery

Rovi Liquid Photo Gallery

Behance creative network launched ten new sites

September 21st, 2010
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Behance network of served site is growing. These site feature top featured projects from their main Behance site by category. This move was to help highlight artist work on a more relevant URL allowing the creative to stand under it’s own category with out being surrounded by non-related projects. For those who contributes, this will give you even more the exposure you deserve.

Here are a few of their new web sites:

Setting up AOL Mail with your Entourage App

August 11th, 2010
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To my surprise, I was excited to find there is an easy way to setup my AOL mail using my favorite email application… Entourage!

Here’s how:

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Continuous Connection Failed Error

July 31st, 2010
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On my iMac using Mac OS X (10.6.3), I kept getting this connection error:

There was an error connecting to the server “Server Name”. Check the server name or IP address, and then try again.

This started happening after opening a shared PDF file syncing comments form central server location. The problem is that I, not connected to my works server from home so It’s constantly fails to connect. Acrobat had something called Adobe Synchronizer running in my login items, and this seemed to continually try and reconnect to the shared drive. Once I removed that the problem went away. Continue Reading »


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