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Edward Marquez
JoinedNovember 12, 2011
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I live in Houston, Tx. I own many Apple products including the iPhone, iPad and Macbook Pro. I do love me some Microsoft too, though! I play Xbox and enjoy many games including the Modern Warfare, Halo, Assassin's Creed and Resident Evil series. You can follow me on Twitter @marqattacks

New Patent Reveals Facial Recognition Technology For Personalising iPhone and iPad

Edward Marquez·December 30, 2011
We’ve seen facial recognition technology before as an optional tweak for the jailbroken iPhone. It never really took off; the interface was clunky and it was hit or miss. According to a patent filed by Apple, it may now be an official feature for the next lineup of iPhones and iPads.

Google’s Android Vs. Apple’s iOS: Christmas Match

Edward Marquez·December 28, 2011
This holiday season brought in a lot of sales, especially with cell phones. People asked Santa for a lot of things this year, but Android and Apple products sat snugly on top. So how did they do?

Detect Photoshopped/Morphed Images The Easy Way With Photo Police For Mac

Edward Marquez·December 26, 2011

browsAR For iPhone And iPad Takes Augmented Reality And Your Facebook Profile To New Heights

Edward Marquez·December 25, 2011
Since I first heard about the new QR code technology a few years ago, I’ve noticed them everywhere. I’ve seen them on decals, magazines, product packaging and restaurant coasters. The technology is very popular worldwide, allowing anyone to advertise anywhere with a simple box type code; they link to whatever site they wish.

iPhone Market Share Grows In U.S., UK And Australia, Falters In Much Of Europe

Edward Marquez·December 23, 2011
In the United States, you see people using their iPhone’s virtually everywhere, but there are many more Android devices being used. They are harder to detect because they come in so many different shapes and sizes.

Apple Reportedly Working On Fuel Cell Powered MacBooks, Aims To Provide Battery Life for Weeks

Edward Marquez·December 23, 2011

Vocal For iPhone 4S Lets You Control Your Mac Using Siri – Download Now

Edward Marquez·December 22, 2011
I take my white iPhone 4 everywhere I go. Usually when it’s within sight of someone I am always asked if it’s the new model: “Is that the 4G or the new 4GS?”, “No,” I reply, “It’s the 4; and the new one is called a 4S.” Smile.

Google: Over 700,000 Android Devices Are Activated Daily

Edward Marquez·December 22, 2011
According to a tweet by Google’s Android chief, Andy Rubin, Android is activating over 700,000 Android devices every day. That comes out to about 5 million every week!

Jurassic Park: The Game 2 HD For iPad 2 Now Available On App Store

Edward Marquez·December 21, 2011

Face Swap For Windows Phone Swaps Faces Of Two People In A Photo – Download Now

Edward Marquez·December 21, 2011
Microsoft has released a fun (and free!) application that promises a few laughs. Face Swap is available for Windows Phone users and with a few simple steps, allows you to swap faces between two people. It may work with more than two, but I have not tested it. The application can be downloaded from the Windows Phone Marketplace.

How To View Forgotten Passwords In Mac OS X

Edward Marquez·December 20, 2011
When I first started using online accounts I created passwords to go along with them. At the time, they consisted of only five characters. I used the same word as a password everywhere online. After some time, I was forced to add some numbers to it. Later, I needed at least one upper case character. With one of the sites I use, I am forced to create a new original password every three months, making me scratch my head to think of something new.

Google Working On Nexus Tablet Of ‘Highest Quality’ To Compete With iPad

Edward Marquez·December 20, 2011

T-Mobile Rolls Out 3G Support For Unlocked iPhones In U.S.

Edward Marquez·December 20, 2011
There are over one million iPhones using the T-Mobile network. To use the Apple branded device, one would have to complete the jailbreak and unlocking process. Before T-Mobile offered micro-SIM cards, some elbow grease was also required. The T-Mobile SIM card had to be trimmed to fit into the iPhone’s micro-SIM slot.

iTunes Match One Month Later. Is It Worth It?

Edward Marquez·December 18, 2011
Apple released their much awaited music-in-the-cloud service, iTunes Match, approximately one month ago in the United States. The $24.99 price tag came along with a product that differed slightly from the cloud services of Amazon and Google. Apple’s pitch was that uploading music to the cloud would be a breeze. Once purchased, the service would scan your iTunes library and match songs that Apple already had available on their servers. No uploading required.

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Edward Marquez·December 17, 2011
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