What does Xbox 360 and Verizon have in common? Well they both provide a service where you buy a device at a discount with a two year contract. that’s right, Microsoft will start selling the Xbox 360 at a discounted price so that you, the consumer, can have it on the cheap as long as you pay a monthly fee for two years. Is this deal worth it and will other companies like Sony and Nintendo follow suit?
May 03
May 02
Hey all! It’s been a while since we had another scenario animation, but here is the latest installment! You can go to our facebook page at www.facebook.com/followthebluedot , or comment here, to leave a suggestion on the next scenario animation.
Apr 27
This guide shows you how to hard reset your Htc Eris for Verizon. Doing this hard reset will wipe your Eris of any media or apps on your phone and will restore it back to its factory settings.
Feb 12
Here is a guide provided from the Verizon website that will allow you hard reset your Sharp Kin Two or TwoM phone to its original factory settings.
Note: We highly recommend backing up all the data prior to hard resetting your Sharp Kin Two to its factory settings. The hard reset instructions below will delete all of your existing contacts, and other data on your device.
- From the Home screen, swipe right.
- Select Settings.
- Select About Your Phone.
- Select erase phone data.
- Select ok.
Resources:
Download the Sharp Kin Two User Manual
Buy the Sharp Kin Two Verizon Phone in TheBlueDot store.
Feb 01
Better late than never right? I have been meaning to pick up Amazon’s Kindle Fire for months and have finally got around to placing an order. I got it much quicker than I expected and turned it on immediately. I actually got a much different interface than I expected. I knew Amazon put their own interface on top of the Android OS, but I didn’t expect it to be this different. I found the front page to be a large waste of space with huge icons taking up the middle of the screen. Those icons are what you used recently, which is a nice idea, but I would’ve preferred a different layout.
Oct 17
Long ago, when red and blue (or green) glasses were the only way people could watch a movie in 3D, it appeared and faded quickly. It’s fading was probably expected, how long could someone stand watching a movie with only red or blue. Not to mention the headaches it could cause. Polarized glasses were around in the 50′s, but it was expensive to print and film. For a while 3D was out of the picture, then suddenly it made a resurgence. We can blame the hype of Avatar and it’s record breaking sales for the sudden onslaught of 3D films. Technology was now at the point that making a film 3D wasn’t that expensive, and in some cases, drew more ticket sales. The rise of digital downloads and streaming movies have made it tougher and tougher for theaters to get us off the couch and into a theater seat. 3D, was the answer according to the industry. They needed something that you couldn’t get at home and 3D was that something.
