Tag: Razorianfly

RazorianFly on: Feedburner

RazorianFly is now available through Feedburner! This is a service in which you can subscribe to ‘feeds’ to get notified of the newest articles posted to a particular blog or site.

Never miss a thing again. Subscribe … (more…)

September 15, 2008
Introducing Our New Branding – [Briefly]

Yesterday, I took the time to have an in-depth look into large gadget blogs including the likes of Boy Genius Report and Engadget and I noticed that what ultimately sells their content to thier audience, is the way it’s ‘branded’ … (more…)

September 14, 2008
Razorianfly on: YouTube

Yes, it’s true – We’ve started a Vlog! … (more…)

September 10, 2008
A Fresh Start, Calls for a ‘Fresh’ Theme …

You may have noticed we’ve switched to a premium theme! On Friday, and bearing in mind we wanted to re-launch RazorianFly with a bang, we picked up the ‘Fresh News’ theme from WooThemes. This theme offers tonnes of configurable options behind the scenes, but also offers a lot more to you, our readers …

We’ll be editing and moving things about for quite a while until we’re happy, but I’d just like to highlight some of the new, convenient, features this theme now offers you … (more…)

September 9, 2008
Shoe Circus: Microsoft’s defense to ‘I’m a Mac, I’m a PC’ Ad Campaign.

Bill Gates, starring in his own commercials? – Surely not.
Sadly, yes. Also on the pay roll? – Jerry Seinfield [Wiki].

In this first installment of the series, we see Bill Gates visit a low-discount shoe store, with Jerry following shortly after him. Microsoft says the ads are part of a new $300 Million advertising campaign aimed solely at striking back at Apple’s smug “Get a Mac” ads … (more…)

September 5, 2008
September 9th: No iTunes Unlimited.

I recently blogged about the possibility of Apple unveiling a new option to buy your music from iTunes, dubbed iTunes Unlimited. Unfortunately, according to sources within CNet, Apple will not be introducing an iTunes subscription service next week … (more…)

September 4, 2008
Users Buying iPhone Applications based on thier Icons? – [Briefly]

We all know the iPhone is seen as a status symbol, or a highly desirable object, but in a recent growing trend, style might just be swaying the deciding factor of application purchases by App Store users.

In a quite controversial trend, It seems users may be looking at the one thing which hits you first, when buying any application from the store – it’s icon. With recent threads popping up on numerous message boards over the internet, App Store users seem increasingly more conscious of how the application icon will look on their home screens, without actually weighing up the functionality of the application, first …

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September 3, 2008