The Most Effective Tools for Digital Marketing in 2013

By Guest Writer in Techy Waffle · May 25, 2013 · No comments

With the number of people using the internet every day, it’s a no brainer to use online marketing to one’s advantage. Here are the top 4 of the most significant online trends marketers can utilize for their businesses

Social Media

Most people nowadays wouldn’t go through their day without checking their Facebook and Twitter pages. Digital marketers see this as a chance to advertise to their pages to disseminate information. Business sites like LinkedIn and Google+ are also frequented by a lot of individuals so distributing information through these websites is a very good idea. Read the rest of this entry

National Vegetarian Week 2013 – Day Six

By Fee Hutch in Random Waffle · May 25, 2013 · No comments

Super Quick Mixed Berry Crumble

This is a super easy recipe and can be thrown together quickly and easily when you are in need of a sweet treat.
The crumble topping recipe is estimated because having made this for so long I don’t really measure it as such. Your topping wants to be like moist breadcrumbs and if in doubt go for more fat not less. I love adding oats to my crumble but you can simply use more flour if you don’t like oats. Seeds are also optional.

Ingrediants
500g mixed frozen summer berries
3oz chilled unsalted butter cut into cubes
3oz caster sugar
3oz plain flour
2 large tablespoons of mixed seeds

Preheat the oven to 200 degrees or gas mark 6.
Pour the fruit into the casserole dish and sprinkle a heaped tablespoon of sugar over the fruit. Read the rest of this entry

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite

By Guest Writer in Techy Waffle · May 24, 2013 · No comments

amazon paperwhite kindle

Amazon has been known to be the first to create e-reader devices for their users. These Kindle e-reader devices give users amazing reading experience. The Kindle devices have become a rage to the extent that other companies like Apple are also emulating Amazon. Lately, Apple’s iPad has become popular which provides features like Kindle devices. Apart from the famous Kindle Fire HD, Amazon Kindle Paperwhite has also been launched which gives amazing performance and is cheaper to buy. Read the rest of this entry

National Vegetarian Week 2013 – Day Five

By Fee Hutch in Foodie Waffle · May 24, 2013 · No comments

Spinach & Ricotta Lasagna

This is very cheesy and therefore not exactly healthy per say. But it does feature a lot of green veggies and is a very comforting dish.

Ingredients

around 400g of frozen spinach
250g tub of ricotta
2 tablespoons of vegetable oil
1 diced courgette
1 chopped onion
1 cube of frozen garlic/ 1 teaspoon of garlic puree/ 2 crushed cloves of fresh garlic
around 50ml milk (I use soya)
1 teaspoon of ground nutmeg
Plenty of fresh black pepper
Large handful of fresh chopped parsley
about 9 sheets of dried pasta lasagna sheets
430gjar of white sauce
Grated cheese of your choice and volume

Pre heat the oven to 200 degrees or gas mark 6 Read the rest of this entry

Goodbye Windows Phone, Goodbye

By Guest Writer in Techy Waffle · May 24, 2013 · 1 comment

goodbye windows phone

If you are an owner of Windows Phone, then you’ll soon become the one who can boast the most exclusive mobile phone ever. But if you just planned to become this phone’s owner, then you need to hurry up, because it seems that Windows Phones from Microsoft will cease to exist very soon.

What happens?

Yes, friends, it is a really bad news for all Windows Phone fans. Microsoft has recently announced that it will stop supporting its Windows Phone mobile operating system in 2014. Why does it happen so? Well, we hope that Microsoft will be able to explain everything and give really good reasons for such a decision. Read the rest of this entry

Five Tech Fantasies in Film That Came True

By Guest Writer in Entertainment, Techy Waffle · May 23, 2013 · No comments

The sci-fi genre and series like Star Trek and Star Wars have captured the imaginations of audiences for decades, often giving a prescient look into the future. In the introduction to his book The Circus of Dr. Lao and Other Improbable Stories, science fiction author Ray Bradbury writes: “Science fiction is the most important literature in the history of the world, because it’s the history of ideas … Science fiction is central to everything we’ve ever done.” Indeed many of the cutting edge gadgets, products and services we have today have their roots in the futuristic ideas of the sci-fi genre.

Back to The Future II / Metropolis – Video Conferencing

Video conferencing is a staple of science fiction, first appearing in the book The Machine Stops written by E.M. Forster in 1909, and the groundbreaking silent film Metropolis in 1927. However, its most accurate depiction came in 1989′s Back to the Future II when in the year 2015, a much older Marty McFly chats with colleagues on a large flat screen TV. Teleconference technology has been in the works since the 1960s but was not widely popularized until the availability of cheap webcams in the mid-1990s. Videoconference service Skype was founded in 2003 and Apple announced its popular “facetime” feature in 2010, now available on all iPhone 5s.  Read the rest of this entry



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