Are you a gamer?

You should give XFIRE a shot. I came across this application while trying to figure out why most of my games don’t detect hundreds of servers. It turns out, they detect only the servers that are affiliated with the games master server list. There are thousands of game server in our world that aren’t attached to these master list. XFIRE can help you find them. It also a community application, chat, in game voice and a bunch of other stuff…

I know there are other applications out there that can do what this one does. A lot of other people would agree, but for this moment, let’s give XFIRE a little glory. I’m only going to mention them!

http://www.xfire.com

OK, this is a test run. I wanted to have the capability to post on my blogs from my HTC8925 and I believe I’ve got it! I found a program called moblog and it allows what I’m trying to do. After posting this, I’ll verify the capabilities and take it from there… . .

BrB

Posted from moBlog – mobile blogging tool for Windows Mobile

I got tired of trying to keep up with the main page of RyanJB.com. No one even reads that stuff. Some do, but not a lot. When I visit sites, I look for Navigation points that lead to what I’m looking for. Even if there’s an article, I skim through it for the valuables.

SO = RyanJB.com, will be a Nav-Point and I will make the content within my sites straight to the point. Hopefully I’ll save on editing and publishing time!

An Update is in order…

Hp received my laptop around the 3^rd or 4^th of July. They replaced the motherboard and wireless card with another of the same model; then shipped the laptop back to me and I received it on the 15^th of July. Fast and great services; my communication with HP has been through interactive chat and I had to use it again.

After receiving my laptop from service in great order I noticed 2 things wrong with it.

The button near the mouse pad that turns the mouse on or off is very stiff to use. I have to really give it some pressure to operate it. This can be because of the de-and-reconstruction of the laptop case. They probably didn’t realign the mouse pad properly.

Then, HP didn’t return my power adapter. So I went back on HP’s service site and spoke with a tech. First, they claimed, they won’t replace my lost adapter because I was not suppose to ship any accessories with it. I asked for a manager and explained my situation. I don’t think I got a manager because I was never informed of such. I told them to review the transcripts of the conversation between myself and HP (on Hp’s side of the server) to verify my claim. HP then found the location that stated where the tech informed me to INCLUDE my adapter with the shipment. The support representative I spoke to, then issued and shipped out a replacement adapter for me.

I thought… WOW great service. Then the brand new adapter arrived and it didn’t have the 3 prong plug for the outlet. I gave up on HP, went to radio shack and bought the 3 prong plug for $8.00 USD.

Great service when covered under warranty.
Careless physical support with installing new hardware.
Willing to do anything to please the customer.
Their laptops overheat and run hot.

So, if you’re going to buy an HP because they are affordable, spend the extra money and buy the extended warranty.