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Middle Park, Australia – Middle Park, Australia – Middle Park, Australia – Ink & Paper App Co. today is pleased to introduce Okidoki Photobooks 1.0 for iOS, their app that allows users to design real-life, printed photo books on their iDevice, which they can then order and receive by mail. In this first of its kind application, users simply download the free app, and choose any photos from the photo stream on their device to add them to their Photobook. They may add captions and order books that will be completed in 4-5 days and mailed directly to their homes. Okidoki Photobooks are printed on top quality materials using state-of-the-art technology and, bound to last, they make wonderful, personalized gifts. Feature Highlights: * Easy to use, intuitive layout * Add captions to describe pictures * State-of-the-art printing technology and materials * Books bound to last, shipped to user * Printed and bound in 4-5 days * Make fantastic, unique gifts * Facebook and Instagram use comin...

Posted in: Online Services August 11th, 2012, 18:24 by Prasad The days of easily finding pirated content on the Internet are slowly be coming to an end. With the recent SOPA/PIPA and Megaupload fiasco, it’s clear that the powers that be are starting to crack down on the pirated content on the Internet by trying to shut down websites that provide them. The latest move comes from Google, who have announced that they will now start downranking websites that receive valid copyright removal notices. The more notices a website receives, the lower the rank will be of these sites. Note that Google will not be removing these sites entirely from their results; just downranking them, so with some effort you may still be able to access them. Or you can just use any of the other search engines out there. Google feels that this move will direct people towards purchasing genuine content when they search for something, like a movie or TV show, instead of providing them easy access to pirated content...