things to sell online to make money

It is always nice to make a bit of extra cash by utilizing the internet. In fact, it really is possible to make a full-time living by working solely online. Make use of one of the many websites out there offering you the opportunity to earn money.
What are the best sites to make money online?
oDesk is an outsourcing website which attracts employers and contractors from all over the world. Contractors offer services, ranging from web design to writing, programming to transcription, in return for an appropriate fee which is paid into their oDesk account and can be transferred directly to a bank account or PayPal. You need to set up a profile first and it's worth spending quite a bit of time on this. If your profile is empty or it contains numerous spelling errors or unclear information, an employer will most likely turn you down immediately. There are even hundreds of tests available that you can try, and a good test score in your chosen area of expertise always looks impressive on your profile.
Zotspot is a site that pays you to search online and also for referring new members. You won't make a fortune but it's dependable and it requires minimal effort on your part.
Review Stream: As the names suggests, Review Stream pays members to write reviews about movies, books, plays, products, holidays, a whole range of subjects. This can be a very interesting way to earn some money, writing about the things you love, or hate,and getting paid to do so.
Epinions is another review site. You don't get paid upfront, instead you get paid every time somebody clicks on one of your reviews. So your objective here is to try to write about products or movies that you know will draw a crowd. The more interesting the topic, the more likely you are to have a large amount of traffic reading your review and, thereby, make more money.
Associated Content is one of the many writers' websites where you earn money for writing articles. It's very popular and is known amongst writers as one of the best sites to make money online. You don't get paid in advance, instead you get paid every time somebody clicks on your article. It can take time to build up earnings but it's worth giving it a go. Write as many articles as you can and try to ensure that the articles are of interest to a lot of people and sit back and wait for the clicks!
These are just some of the best sites to make money online. Happy earning!

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Googles Android App Portal

By Dream Light Droid program will be able to encourage users to use additional packages by downloading from their mobile phone, with a record of the user knows the user. In previous android malware outbreaks have featured programs capable of downloading additional packages without user intervention.

When all was said and done, approximately 30,000 to 120,000 users said it was struck by plague, dubbed Droid Dream Light. Google quickly responded and pulled the 25 applications that are suspected of being infected. Those applications including titles developed by the company Magic Photo Studio, BeeGoo, Mango Studio and Tean ET.
Lookout says the this latest round of malware does not rely on users manually launching infected apps to trigger the malware’s behavior. Rather, the programs can be activated through basic phone functions, such as an incoming call. 

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The LG Revolution 4G LTE Capable

Verizon recently released four new smartphones in which three of them are supported by a system of open-source Google Android operating: LG Revolution, X2 Droid, and Play Xperia. Many options are not? Now the question is of the three are you interested? Of course each has its advantages and disadvantages.





The LG Revolution: 4G LTE Capable. A monster 4.3-inch screen nearly an inch longer diagonally than the iPhone's and the standard front-facing camera, HDMI out, and HD video recording round out the Revolution's package. It also comes with a 16 GB MicroSD card. It's not exactly "revolutionary," but its specs are impressive and come in a sleek package. The biggest drawback is the price ($250), which is $50 more than the Verizon iPhone 4.

That is one revolution LG and not only one of the fastest phone on the Verizon network (both in terms of processor speed and connection), but also one of the first Android phone that supports streaming movies through Netflix. And with the retirement of an optional package, you and your friends or your family can use a laptop with 4G wireless connection.

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Android remains the top smartphone platform amongst U.S. mobile users

However, Android is not conjunction in find its the market share increase deadlock: by Nielsen, or Apple or RIM is create any advances growing their share of the smartphone market, either: Apple holding steady at 26 percent, while RIM is hovering right about 22 percent. However, all companies can expect to see sales growth: even if their share of the smartphone market is not changed in recent years, the smartphone market continues to grow in the United States, with Nielsen's estimate some 37 percent of U.S. mobile users devices now carry a smartphone.

Nielsen’s data, based on an analysis of some 65,000 cell phone bills, shows other distinctions between iOS and Android users: while Apple users tend to download (and pay for) more mobile applications than Android users, Android users consume an average of 582MB of data a month, compared to an average of 492 MB for iOS users.

Proportions of heavy data use activities are largely the same across both platforms: app downloads are the single biggest consumer of data service (74 percent and 79 percent for Android and iOS, respectively) with streaming music or mobile radio coming in a distant second with 43 and 46 percent, respectively).

Industry viewers guessing that Android's market share increase May to have made plain, and that only a big riot in the mobile market will produce significant progress. Apple is gearing up for the IOS and 5.0 (according to some reports) 4 refreshed version of the iPhone, Google's Android Amping up for improved tablet experience. Other possible shift could come from failure-RIM has increasingly come under attack to recapture market share smartphone, and Nokia says it is increasingly confident that it will launch its first Windows Phones by year's end.

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Ricoh has seen its group net profit drop sharply in recent years

Company maker of digital cameras and office equipment in Japan will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide over the past three years due to declining operating. The business hit hard by the 2008-09 global financial crisis and the strong yen and have been struggling to recover in the face of stiff competition.

The cuts from a global workforce of over 100,000, Ricoh's first major wave of job losses, will be made both at home and abroad by March 2014. The company currently employs 40,000 people in Japan and 68,900 overseas.

Company president Shiro Kondo said no area of the company would be exempt from streamlining. "For example, you might have 10 people working together to develop software that two people could develop. You need to question whether having more people is really speeding things up," Kondo told a news conference, Dow Jones Newswires reported.

The company declined to disclose details of layoffs, because the state and business segments will be affected. However, the company will move 15,000 workers to areas with more growth potential, such as information technology services for corporate clients.

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Cookiejacking in Microsoft

A researcher was very charming, recently a computer security researcher has discovered there are incompatibilities in Microsoft Corp's Internet Explorer browser. From the description researchers explained that hackers can steal your credentials to access FaceBook, Twitter and other sites. Researchers call this technique "cookiejacking." Where any existing web site cookies.

Hackers can exploit the flaw to access a data file stored inside the browser known as a "cookie," which holds the login name and password to a web account. Once a hacker has that cookie, he or she can use it to access the same site, who calls the technique "cookiejacking."

The vulnerability affects all versions of Internet Explorer, including IE 9, on every version of the Windows operating system. To exploit the flaw, the hacker must persuade the victim to drag and drop an object across the PC's screen before the cookie can be hijacked.

Could be said that hard work, but researchers say that it is done quite easily by building a puzzle that he put up on Facebook where users are challenged to "dress" photo of an attractive woman.

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How to arrange tiles on your Windows Phone 7 phone

The WP7 home screen uses a "tiles" metaphor for arranging your phone's apps, and it's easy to customize their appearance or arrangement. And if you already know all about arranging tiles in WP7, why not pass this video on to the new Windows Phone 7 owner in your life?

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Just Show Me is one of the events on TV Tecca, in the event are given tips and tricks to get the most out of gadgets in our lives. There we explained how to use the IPAD to digital photo frames and also explain how to customize Windows 7 Phone device.

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