Limited Luxury iPhone Case Review

If you’re one of the many iPhone users out there who want protection for their phone, but hate how many cases sacrifice aesthetics for protection, then these cases from Limited Luxury might be what you’re looking for. Limited Luxury has recently entered the global market, bringing their high quality mobile phone and tablet cases to the masses.

The first thing that you’ll notice with these cases is that that the designs are aesthetically pleasing. There are numerous designs offered by Limited Luxury to please virtually everyone. The cases aren’t bulky and are very light weight.

The cases are easy to put on, with the simple two part slide-on design. The case will provide you with moderate protection in case of accidental drops, along with providing a great grip to help prevent drops from happening. The one aspect I wasn’t to big of a fan of was that the case didn’t have a “tight” fit, meaning that the iPhone shifts very little distance in the actual case (but nowhere near to the point where it causes the case to come apart). Overall, these feel of these cases were suggest that the materials used are much higher than others I’ve used in the past (especially those you get from the mall).

There are many interesting options available online. I suggest making Limited Luxury Cases one of your top priorities when it comes to iPhone protection. You get great protection, beautiful designs, and the knowledge that you’re using a very quality product at an affordable price.

Star Wars: The Old Republic Tutorial – Key Binding 101

Since being informed about the importance of key binding in an MMO, I have spent my time researching and getting equipment for it (Razer Nostromo and Razer Naga), so I decided to create a tutorial on basic key-binding. I will create a more detailed version version for more advanced bindings in the future when I get to that level. Thanks for the feedback everyone and enjoy!

Star Wars: The Old Republic – Sith Marauder Walkthrough Episode 6 Commentary

In this episode, Seishin visits the legendary Dark Temple. Will our favorite Sith Warrior have want it takes to stand up to the mysterious forces surrounding this temple?

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Star Wars: The Old Republic – Sith Marauder Walkthrough Episode 5 Commentary

The Sith Marauder – Episode Five:

Seishin continues his trials to prove his worth to the Revanites and meet the leader; however, he’ll learn that the leader isn’t exactly what he thought, ultimately throwing our hero an ultimatum. Afterward, Seishin continues his main quest to the Dark Temple and finds out some interesting facts about the ancient temple.

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Hello all! Vic here, bringing you a walkthrough of the my adventures through Star Wars: The Old Republic. In the first season, we’re going to follow Seishin, a Sith Warrior, as he fights his way to become the top Marauder in the Sith Empire.

This walkthrough is designed to help you learn and understand what Star Wars: The Old Republic offers in terms of a cinematic adventure and gameplay, to help you decide if it’s worth your investment (which for many of you, I’m sure the answer is “Heck yea!”). This will also provide a guide to complete missions and flashpoints that can otherwise be tough and confusing, along with helping decide on builds for your characters throughout the seasons.

Also, make sure to subscribe to keep up with the latest adventures of Seishin!

Top Extension Picks for Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer (IE).

Hey all! I thought it would be a good idea to share with you my favorite extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and even Internet Explorer! There primarily security based, but there are few non-security ones I thought you would enjoy as well.

Chrome:

1. Web of Trust - Web of Trust shows you which sites are safe to visit based off the ratings given by fellow WOT users. It’s a great site and helped me come avoid some suspicious sights while searching.
2. AdBlock Plus - Just like the Firefox version (though not as powerful yet), it’s design to block all those pesky ads. It does a very solid job of blocking most ads; however, due to the nature of Chrome, it’s not nearly as powerful as the Firefox version. With Chrome 17, there are APIs that will allow it to achieve Firefox perfection and start blocking ads within videos and embedded files.
3. Google Mail Checker - If you use Gmail, this app displays the unread count for your email and gives you quick access to your Gmail inbox at any time.
4. LastPass – This is a free password manager for your web browser. Allows for easy password management for nearly all your websites.
5. ScriptNo - If you used “NoScript” on Firefox, this will be familiar to you. This extension blocks scripts/pop-ups from running in website that takes up valuable resources and is just a major annoyance. This extension is still in the “experimental” stage, but does a great job. I recommend that if you download it, change the Default mode from “Blocked” to “Allow” and just block what you don’t want.

• Here are some additional security extensions for those who want a high level of protection:
  • SaferChrome - This is a great security extension that makes your web browsing safer by identifying and preventing security and privacy breaches.
  • Dr.Web Anti-Virus Link Checker – This extension allows you to scan web pages and files.
  • Secbrowsing – This extension checks to see if Chrome is running any out-of-date plugins that have security vulnerabilities.
  • KBB SLL Enforcer – This extension enforces encryption on the websites you visit, greatly improving your browsing security and privacy (especially when browsing over Public Wi-Fi networks). There is also a dedicated button available for those who want easy access to customization.
  • Click&Clean – This is a free tool that’ll scan for malware, delete your history, cookies, cache, temporary files, clean up your hard drive, securely delete files, and allows you to access to the Chrome’s task manager, hidden, advanced settings and monitoring tools. There are also a ton of other tools available in this extension!
  • PasswordFail Extension – This extension is pretty simple in what it does. It warns you of websites that store your password in plain text, which is a very insecure way of storing one’s password.
  • View Thru – This app is nice since it displays the full URL when you’re presented with a shortened URL, so you know where you’re being directed to.
• Some additional ones I recommend for Chrome that you might enjoy outside of my Top Picks and Security are:
  • Google +1 Button - Allows for quick +1′ing and sharing of a webpage.
  • Google+ Notifications - If you use Google+, this extension allows quick access to your Google+ notifications.
  • TooManyTabs for Chrome – If you’re one who has a ton of tabs open at once, this is a great tool for managing. Quickly view your tabs, suspend them to reduce the amount of tabs open while being able to bring the back at any time.
  • MuteTab - Allows you to find tabs that are making noise and quickly mute them.

• Rapportive – This app is a great tool for getting information about the people who you send and receive email with every day. It integrates with Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and more and grabs that person’s information from those sources.
• BugMeNot Lite - This extension allows you to bypass registration for sites you really just don’t care about. When sites (especially forums) require registration to view or download the content, use this extension to generate a username and password and get what you need.

Firefox:

1. Web of Trust - Web of Trust shows you which sites are safe to visit based off the ratings given by fellow WOT users. It’s a great site and helped me come avoid some suspicious sights while searching.
2. AdBlock Plus – The original Adblock Plus, allowing for the most powerful ad blocking on Firefox. Also allows for customization of filters and a context option for blocking/unblocking images, Flash, Java, etc.
3. InstantFox – Jealous of your friends with Chrome or IE and their ability to do a search right from their address bar? Well, this extension will combine your search and address bar to duplicate that exact feature!
4. NoScript – This extension is great for blocking unwanted scripts and popups, along with blocking known exploits and security vulnerabilities to provide a much safer browsing experience.
5. LastPass – This is a free password manager for your web browser. Allows for easy password management for nearly all your websites.

Internet Explorer:

1. Web of Trust - Web of Trust shows you which sites are safe to visit based off the ratings given by fellow WOT users. It’s a great site and helped me come avoid some suspicious sights while searching.
2. Adblock for Internet Explorer – This is an Adblock program that is pretty solid for IE. It has a limit of 200 blocks per day for the free version, but still a decent option for those who refuse to leave IE.
3. LastPass – This is a free password manager for your web browser. Allows for easy password management for nearly all your websites.
4. KeyScrambler Personal – This is a free add-on that encrypts your keystrokes for added security, especially on public networks.
5. Dr.Web LinkChecker for IE – This extension allows you to scan web pages and files.