Recover lost or deleted photos without frustration

We are highly dependent on storage media where ever we go. It is common practice to stuff a memory card into the smartphone to get extra space for photos and videos. If you are a bit more active, you probably have a dedicated camera for better-quality images and more options. The content unnoticeably keeps piling up until a disaster happens. Maybe you deleted an essential image while viewing on camera, or it is unreadable due to media failure, which caused power failure on camera or corruption in data integrity. Common sense tells to make backup copies as soon as possible, but in reality, things work differently, and Murphy’s law strikes when you expect it least. In all those cases, it is possible to recover deleted photos from the camera.

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3 Ways Construction Crews Use Technology To Stay Safe

There are many ways in which construction crews remain safe. Using hi-viz vests allows construction workers to see each other from a distance to ensure onsite safety. Collapsible cones, grabber cones, and barricades help block off areas, so only those authorized to be on a job site or field are actually within that zone. But, today, the use of technological advancements, is also making its way onto construction sites. And, these technologies are significantly improving the way communication occurs, and ways in which construction crews stay safe on site. How exactly is the technology used for safety? There are many ways. These are three prominent areas in which technology has helped enhance onsite safety.

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Top 5 Profitable Side Project for Teachers

Economists have often cited the average salary for young and experienced teachers alike is far too low to keep up with the increasing standard of living throughout the United States. This should come as no surprise as the country continues to struggle to fund educational programs – let alone teachers’ salaries. In some metropolitan areas, it’s essential that teachers take on side gigs to help supplement their weekly or monthly income. The misconception is that these secondary jobs are things people don’t want to do, but the reality is that many teachers who take on supplementary work choose jobs they specialize in and actually have considered doing full-time. We’ve outlined the best side gigs according to a panel of teachers who have been doing this for several years.

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Facebook javascript engine boosts react-native on android

The mobile app community received yet another boost when Facebook came out a few months ago to announce the launching of their new JavaScript Engine, Hermes. According to the company, the open-source engine is meant to boost the performance of android mobile apps built with JavaScript code.  Nowadays, there is increasing complexity in the way JavaScript code mobile apps are designed as users’ needs continue to evolve. As a result, most tech giants often face the challenge of optimizing their solutions to meet the limited processing power and garage provided by many smartphones available today. That’s why there are so many lite versions of big JavaScript apps like Facebook, Uber, Twitter, Skype, and many others. 

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How To Manage Risk Associated With Social Media

Social media platforms such as Facebook have become an integral part of doing business. Regardless of how often you use your social media platform, it can still trigger a multitude of risks to your organization. Some of the common risks associated with social media include hacking, unauthorized posts, as well as ill-advised posts. No company wants to destroy its reputation using their social media platforms. It is for this reason that firms are opting for social media risk mitigation strategies. Organic methods that allow bringing free Instagram followers are more fluent and natural way of getting a risk free growth. Keep reading for tips on how to manage risk associated with social media.

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