By Leslie Poston |
If you are smart online, you’re always looking for ways to make multiple income streams happen. Every trickle into your wallet adds up. Luckily for you, internet shopping behemoth Amazon makes it easy to create a subscription income stream and get your blog offline to…
By Sean P. Aune |
Father’s Day is always one of those gift giving occasions that kind of sneaks up on you. You can’t remember exactly what day it falls on, and you put off buying a gift until … “Oh, is that today?” Well, luckily there are a lot of tech…
By brandonminiman |
After going to the YouTube partner meet up at YouTube HQ in New York City, I’ve learned a few trick and tips to help you be more successful on YouTube, whether that means adding subscribers, gaining views, making more money, or earning partner status. We…
By Jon Rettinger |
Making YouTube videos take s a decent amount of courage. You are putting yourself out there to be judged, criticized, and evaluated. Often times your risk is met with reward, in the form of helpful comments and a dedicated audience, while other times it is…
By Sean P. Aune |
Jon returns with the second installment of his series of advice for aspiring YouTubers. In this one he delves into how you build your channel and find an audience. Before you go wild shooting videos and posting them, do you know what you’re going to…
By Jon Rettinger |
Over my three plus years online I have been very fortunate to have even a modicum of success. During that time, I’ve had highs and lows, and learned quite few lessons that have proven to be invaluable. I know there are many of you out…
By Sean P. Aune |
You’ve surfed every website known to man. You’ve seen your fill of YouTube videos of people doing stupid things. And worst of all? You are bored with playing Tetris online. What can you possibly do to kill off your boredom, you know, other than going…
By Travis Harvey |
Perhaps you didn’t need that new MacBook as bad as you thought? Kyle Conroy has compiled a long list of Apple products, their release date, original price, and how much you’d have today had you instead invested that money in a bit of Apple stock.…
By Sean P. Aune |
In Dec. 2009, a hacker stole 32 million passwords from the site Rock You. According to a Jan. 2010 article from The New York Times, the list briefly appeared online and was downloaded by hackers and security experts alike. While both parties had very different reasons…
By Travis Harvey |
We’re doing our best to sift through the piles and piles of user-generated content that you all work so hard to produce and we’re certainly working to improve the system. While we make improvements, here are some tips that can help your blog catch the…
By polrid |
You can of course part with your hard-earned cash for top notch system security software but why bother when there are so many excellent free programs available?…
By polrid |
Security specialists have analyzed a list of 32 million breached RockYou.com passwords recently posted on the internet and revealed that we really need to take more care when choosing how we secure our online data.…
By Sean P. Aune |
Sometimes it feels like Google is almost too powerful, and other times it feels like it’s an idiot. There never seems to be a happy medium with this search engine, but luckily the company planned ahead and added some nifty tricks that will help you…
By polrid |
If you find Microsoft’s Office suite is either too bloated or too costly, you’ll no doubt be pleased to know there are free alternatives available. Let’s take a look at five of them.…
By thegadgetjunky |
One of the questions I get asked frequently is should I buy a Time Capsule? Well, I am here to address this as it is recommended for Mac users, and maybe PC users. Here is a video where I explain what Time Capsule is, how…
By thegadgetjunky |
Don’t you just hate it? iPhoto has to open up every time you plug in your iPhone or iPod Touch. It’s very annoying if you ask me. Well, there is a way to keep iPhoto from opening up every time you plug it in your…
By Jon Rettinger |
With mobile core i5 and i7 chips quickly approaching mass release it stands to reason they will find their way into Apple’s Macbook Pro. The Macbook, iMac and Mac Mini were refreshed in October, but the pro line went untouched, leading us to believe that…
By Jon Rettinger |
I am always asked where my gadgets come from. Is there a secret e-mail address one needs to be a tech reviewer? Do I buy it all? The answer is a bit of ‘yes’ and ‘no.’ As you build your TechnoBuffalo tech blog, you are…
By Sean P. Aune |
Spam is the bane of just about every blog owner on the planet, and it gets to be overwhelming at times and you just end up throwing your hands up in the air and saying “to heck with it, let it go through!” Well, Google…
By thegadgetjunky |
The other day, I was at a local electronics store doing my usual “window-shopping” routine just to see what’s new. At one point I was looking around at digital cameras and I just happened to overhear a conversation between a customer and a sales associate.…
By Armin Talic |
Blu-Ray has been around for a number of years now, making very few advancements since its inception and ultimate domination over the HD DVD format. So why is it then that the price of a Blu-Ray movies is at time more than twice the price…
By Jon Rettinger |
During part 1 of this series I talked about what to do as you are just starting to build your audience. In this edition, I’m going to expand on that a bit, and give some advice for general video creation. Your YouTube channel is just…
By Jon Rettinger |
During my two and a half years on YouTube I have been lucky and fortunate enough to have achieved a small bit of success. In that time, I’ve had my fair share of tribulations, and have learned a few things I’d like to share. Since…
