dotTech e-mails have been restored, this is what you missed *Updated*
September 13, 2012 5
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Hello dotTechies,
The e-mail ban issue mentioned yesterday has been resolved and my host has restored access to port 25. This means dotTech e-mails will resume from now onwards. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and would like to take this moment to remind you to please *not* mark dotTech e-mails as spam. If you don’t want our e-mails, simply unsubscribe.
Update: There is still an article email backlog that is slowly clearing. When it clears, e-mails will be operating as normal.
For those of you e-mail reliant fiends, I’m sure you didn’t troll over here yesterday without getting an e-mail. So the following is a list of all articles posted yesterday that you might have missed. Enjoy!
- My, what big and pointy teeth you have [Amazing Photo of the Day]
- Compress your files to the smallest possible size with File Optimizer [Windows]
- Resize images from right-click context menu with Free Image Resizer [Windows]
- Read stunning photo blogging on your Windows 8 computer or tablet with the official Big Picture app [Windows 8]
- Always missing spur-of-the-moment photos? Take photos faster with InstaCamera [Android]
- Download Wikipedia to your Android device with Wikipedia Encyclopedia Offline [Android]
- Keep track of, and manage, shared expenses easier with “iouo” [Android]
- Create breathtaking collages of your photos with TurboCollage [iPhone]
- Jewels with Buddies is a multiplayer version of the classic gem matching game [iPhone]
- Save big on your data plan with Onavo Extend [iPhone]
- ‘Splice: Tree of Life’ is a dazzling puzzle game [iPad]
- Blood Roofs: A rooftop running game powered by the Unreal Engine [iPad]
- Plight of the Zombie: Strategy game in which you play as a zombie in a non-zombie world [iPad]
- Free your Mac from useless files with CleanMyMac [Mac OS X]
- See where your hard drive space is going with DaisyDisk [Mac OS X]
- Get yourself organized with Opus Domini, a desktop organizer [Mac OS X]
- Forgot password or security questions? Apple will say too bad, wipe iTunes account, and lock you out
- Want the world’s thinnest quad-core smartphone with a stunning 441 ppi 5-inch display? Check out Oppo Finder 5 X990
- Microsoft keen to bring us into Star Trek era with 3D, real-life, whole-room display gaming
- Chrome for Android is updated, touts better stability and other improvements
- Integrate SkyDrive with Gmail using Attachements.me [Chrome, Firefox]
- Microsoft debuts Visual Studio 2012, the only (free) way to create Windows applications
- Apple event summary: New iPhone 5, iPod Touch 5G, iPod Nano 7G, EarPods, and updated iTunes
- These are official, high-quality images of the iPhone 5
- If you don’t like our e-mails, please do NOT mark them as spam — just unsubscribe
- iPhone 5 is official: 4-inch screen, A6 processor, and 4G LTE, coming September 21
Over and out.
-Mr. Boss
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Or, of course, people simply can scan through the postings here . . . . ;^)
Yes, after i wake up to see my phone, i see more than 15 email about dottech articel. And I though “Man, are these people crazy to post article with same time”. I guess I wrong XD
@Mike: They could, but I know many people don’t.
@Riezo Haibane: Hehe, yeah that backlog from yesterday cleared today. Sorry about that.
you are most faithful worker!
Would it be possible to have a preferences page in our ‘Profile’ ?
If you came up with a category system for the emails, we could opt in, for the ones we are interested in.
Say you had a category for Apple, and perhaps sub categories for iPhone, etc.
I would ensure none of mine were ticked, and thus would avoid all Apple emails.
If the ‘Profile’ idea cannot work with your hosting system, perhaps come up with 2 letter categories, that are placed at the front (left) of the email Subject.
EG AP (Apple Phone) AM (Apple Mac)
At the moment, I have to mouse over the subject, to get a tooltip, and then carefully navigate from left of the Subject, to the rightmost visible text (of the subject), so that the extreme right of the Tooltip becomes visible for me.
Sorry, if this request appears ungrateful.
Rob