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Biography
Gregory Mulford is a US citizen living and working in Shenzhen, China. He currently is the marketing director for Shenzhen CE & IT online storefront, Quad-Band-Phones.com. Gregory is interested in writing and also in electronic devices.
Gregory Mulford's articles
Most probably know the basic reasons for visible watermarks in product photos. Having them deters control & copy thieves, displays your copyright of the image/product, and (for the purpose of this article) can offer you free advertising.
Posted: 2010-01-23
Category: Ecommerce
A data feed is a transmission of inventory information from a system's sever to another one. A shopping search engine shows different costs for products to potential customers. So what happens if you mixed the two together?
Posted: 2010-01-12
Category: Ecommerce
Many people have had the idea to set up an ecommerce site to sell their own products, however, these people may not have the required skills or even the time to make one alone. A choice for people in this situation could be getting a turnkey ecommerce site, but first they should know what that is.
Posted: 2009-12-23
Category: Ecommerce
When it comes down to taking photos with your phone, it basically comes down to two different things; What can the phone’s camera do? What can you do with the phone’s camera?
Posted: 2009-12-07
Category: Mobile Phones
When a person thinks about what merchandise to dropship to another country, mobile phones are ofttimes one of the selections which ordinarily be considered. The high-level amount of likely consumer interest added to the by and large low shipping terms oft are rather attractive. All the same, you might be liable to scramble to make any money dropshipping branded phones if you sell them at a competitive internet price.
Posted: 2009-12-04
Category: Mobile Phones
From their humble beginnings, cell phones have quickly become a de facto way we stay in touch and a SIM card (Subscriber Identity Module) is one of the most ubiquitous parts of any phone. Recently a new SIM feature has been creeping up on the public conscience; dual SIM working together at the same time. Every cell phone user could find a lot of use out of this feature, but international travelers and businessmen in particular will get a lot of benefits out of this kind of phone.
Posted: 2009-12-04
Category: Mobile Phones
Many people have heard that China is the world’s mass producer of brand name cell phones including such names as Sharp, Apple, and RIM. At the same time, China is also making non brand name cell phones that are available not only in the Chinese market, but increasingly worldwide from many online sellers Chinese electronics. So are you able to tell the differences between a Chinese made phone that is produced for famous brands and those that are made as off brand phones?
Posted: 2009-12-02
Category: Mobile Phones
Until recently, if you bought a made in China PDA function mobile phone, you had limited choices; a cracked, unlicensed edition of Windows Mobile or not mainstream custom platform made in China (such as SmartNX). However it ended up you were getting an OS (operating system) that at best was unlicensed, and at worst would have non-existant support for common applications and upgrades.
Posted: 2009-12-02
Category: Mobile Phones
How do I upload Java apps? Is it hard to run Java applications? It really is very a breeze to do this, but takes just a little knowledge. Read on for some useful hints (along with some added pics) that you might try.
Posted: 2009-12-02
Category: Mobile Phones
Although quite a few phone users have heard the term, not too many people know the actual definition of what GSM is, and the role in plays. As they say, knowledge is power, so let's find out.
Posted: 2009-11-27
Category: Mobile Phones
A newly introduced phone from Dapend produced in China, that comes with some some standard (and not so familiar) characteristics, but having issues that can take alittle getting used to. Let's take a better close in look at this phone.
Posted: 2009-11-10
Category: Mobile Phones
Chinese company CECT makes a fresh appearance with their current run iclone of the iPhone, the I68++. This new version of the Sciphone's range of Apple replicates boasts several updates and sought after hardware upgrades.
Posted: 2009-11-10
Category: Mobile Phones
