Galaxy Tap and Ipad Compare Pros and Cons

Posted on November 11, 2010 by WEBMASTER

The Galaxy Tap will be here and it will cost $400 with a cellular data contract, or at $600 with cellular capability but no contract.

The iPad starts at $499 for a Wi-Fi model with no cellular-data capability or contract, and is $629 for the least expensive model with cellular data capability but no contract.

Size: The GalaxyTab has a 7-inch screen versus the 9.7-inch display on the iPad
Weight: Tap weighs less than a pound, compared with 1.5 pounds for the iPad

The best thing to do before making your purchase is to go down to a local best buy store and spend a short amount of time playing with the two tablets to see which one suits you more.

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5 Steps To Save Your Firefox Bookmarks Before Reformating

Posted on May 23, 2010 by WEBMASTER

1. Open up a Firefox window.

2.Step 2: Click on the “Bookmarks” menu and select “Manage Bookmarks…”. In case of Firefox 3.6.2 select “Organize Bookmarks…”

3.Step 3: Click on the “File” menu and select “Export” in the window that pops up. click on In case of Firefox 3.6.2, click on “Import and Backup”. Select “Export HTML”. A save option will appear.

4.Step 4: Give your bookmarks whatever title you like and choose a location to save them, in the save window that comes up.

5.Step 5: Open this file on any computer with a Web browser and click on the links to go to each bookmark, now that your bookmarks are saved as an HTML file. Or you can import them into the bookmarks or favorites menu of another computer.

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