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Hello and welcome to a big part of my life, the Oneplus family. In this post I will let you know how I joined the Oneplus Family and how it have influenced my life. Let the story time begin. My journey with OnePlus starts in the early days of 2014. The new start op company introduced the world to one of the greatest ever phones made. A flagship killer with a mission: Make a ripple in the smartphone industry - and what ripple effect was to come. My first OnePlus The OnePlus One. The flagship killer. A phone that would prove to the world, that iPhone and Samsung had driven off into their own world and left the users behind. A phone that was able to do whatever all the other phones could do, but to a fraction of the price. The One was my second ever smartphone and my third ever mobile phone, following a Nokia 6300 and a Samsung Galaxy S2. A phone that I bought on subscribtion to lower the price, but still a price higher than what I had to spend for #TheChosenOne. I had always been a big t

I've recently joined the wave of Black Ops, with a new setup and a new mindset I've set out for a mission to play and talk about the newest games over the holidays of Christmas and continuing in the new year. With Call of Duty still not converting from their peer to peer lobby service, the old NAT type settings still remains an issue all over the world. I myself ran into the problem after wanting to play the game for the first time yesterday along side some of my friends. Sad I was to receive the error 'NAT settings is blocking your connection'. Seing the NAT Type set as 'STRICT' within my game came as a shock, as I was sure I had the Port Forwarding 3074 added, as suggested all over the web, as a solution to this problem. I then began to try and fix this error... Adding all the other port forwarding connections made no difference, even setting up my system as DMZ over the local network didn't fix the problem. The problem was something else! It took me

So, I've been thinking about it the last couple of days, while playing some Diablo in between my university studies. The difference between the too things isn't that great, actually. There is some similarities. And this isn't just between studies and diablo, this also apply to for example a report or debrief and many other MMOs. But lets not walk too much around the boring stuff, lets just get off to the comparison! First off you find out what you wonna write about or wonna make a study about. Its always the same hurdle, and it can sometimes be the most difficult. But finding out what to do, is also the most important. For Diablo players this process is similar to picking the character you wanna play, and picking out a name. This is the most essential to whats gonna happend next! Second thing you do, is to read about the chosen topic and collectiong relevant theories descriping your topic for further processing and analysing. For many studies its also very important t

In continuation from my last ESET Mobile review I have now registrered my phone to my Anti-theft profile. That meening, that when I log on to http://my.eset.com and those the Anti-Theft, I now see my mobile alongside my laptop and PC which I have also registrered. So, on to the review of the Anti-Theft part in the mobile app. Test one (remember when testing, to accept the test on the mobile device!) First I tested the basics, which was a full test, with every thing turned on, on my mobile (Wifi, Mobile Network (3G) and GPS) I then logged on to my.eset.com and ran a test, which gave me the following results: So, with everything on, it takes like no time to retreive all data needed, if your phone gets stolen. This really blew me away, that it was so fast. And it even took 2 photos, from my front and backcamera! And watching them I actually see my desk, and even my self. So it works! (se below)  It even tells me the IP address and the name of the Wifi supplier, which I th

Hi techfans! So, I just joined the betatesting of ESETS newest Mobile Security app for Android. You can join too, by liking their google+ site: https://plus.google.com/110270843223695558828 And opting as beta tester on Google Play: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.eset.ems2.gp The app is very easy to install and easy to use. It offers: - Antivirus protection - Anti-Theft protection - SMS and call filter (premium only) - Anti-Phishing (premium only) - Safetycontrol (premium only) The app offers maximum protection within its limits. However I think it lacks a little ind advancability. After my opinion todays antivirusprograms shouldn't "just" offer maximum protection, due to all the many different offers out there, claiming they have just as good a protection program as the others. Although this is my opinion I find the ESET app very easy to use, not a lot of wierd and questionable functions! And it even comes with an automatic scanner for new applicat

So, at first I was sceptical, when I heard about Onlive back in the days. I thought it was a flop, that would never get anywhere, because it was too big a project. Allthough I was sceptical, I signed up, because I had a real shitty computer and wanted to play all kinds of games, and signing up would be the best way to support the idea! Today I am really glad I signed up, although I have never used any money on it yet, but just to have seen the development over the years has been all worth it! I have gotten a couple of free games, with I can play just with an internet connection, and I think it is great! I have wondered about buying some games there, but I just havent found it stable enough in Denmark, to those games I wonna play. And I wonna play multiplayer games and racing and FPS games. I tried out Fuel for 30 minutes, it was really fun, and it didnt even lag. LEGO Harry Potter also did play real great! Hoever AvP multiplayer was a little too laggy, maybe because there is such