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Why you give a print command to the printer, as expected the device should react and start printing. However, if your Epson printer remains asleep, you should try to fix the problem instantly for getting your work done and preventing the possible loss of money and time. Although the number of cases may result in a sleepy printer, you should try to find the most common culprits might helpful to awaken the device from sleep...

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With the continuous usage and frequent handling, Epson printer slows down, especially when too much of workload is allotted to it. Since its not possible to keep deleting stuffs every time, one can opt for other ways to resolve the issue. One of the most useful ways is to uninstall the driver and after a span of time reinstall it again.

The Oneplus X is a smartphone that looks like possibly coming from Cupertino with similar aluminium-wrapped body and glass back design. Priced at RM 1158 in Malaysia; it`s absolutely a steal.

Hiring domestic helpers without an agency is possible nowadays and employers can rely on online sites for preliminary enquiry.

"Easter. The time of year where we remember that a (possibly fictional) bearded magician was nailed to some wood 2000-odd years ago to absolve us of our sins. No, we speak not of rubbish wizard David Blaine, but of JC himself, a man who if was alive today, would definitely have an iPad and perhaps be able to perform such miracles as "rolling out an Ice Cream Sandwich update sometime before the rapture". Anyway, enough of our topical patter because this week has flown by, packed, as ever, full of mobile morsels and technological titbits all waiting to be bundled into our round-up. So, let's not beat around the bush and get stuck in shall we?"

"There's plenty of flip-flopping going on in the world of the iPhone 5, as the latest rumour returns to the possibility of the new phone having a larger display."

"Enjoy our round-up of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including the new Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 tablet, Max Payne released for iOS and possible Nexus tablet delays."

"The United States Patent and Trademark Office recently published details on a Microsoft patent relating to a two-sided smart device display system for phones and tablets, PatentBolt reported on Friday. The invention features an integrated second low-power, possibly E Ink, display on the back side of a smartphone or tablet that would contain certain types of information. The secondary display could provide vendors with an opportunity to move standard items like a clock off of the main display to free up space, or it could display a variety of other information that might otherwise not be shown. The second display would use its own low-powered processor and may reduce the power load from a device's primary display. The patent appears to be similar in intent to Samsung's "smart-device-skins" invention - a technology that may allow users to change the appearance of a handset using chameleon-like technology - and it could be used to display images or animations on the back side of a device."

"The reviews of the Nokia Lumia 900 has generally been positive in the United States, and AT&T has been doing its best to shift as many as possible. Nokia has said that demand is outstripping supply, and that may have a knock-on effect for the upcoming UK launch. Nokia has said to V3 that the UK Lumia 900 launch has been bumped from April 27th to "around May 14th" in order to cope with demand of the handset in the US."

"Possible names of new BB10 devices from RIM have been discovered on the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha phone given out to selected attendees at BlackBerry World last week."

"Names of possible upcoming RIM devices have been discovered deep within in the operating system of the developer-only device given out at BlackBerry World 2012."

"After last month's rumblings about the HTC Golf, the latest budget smartphone from the Taiwanese mobile chaps, further pictures of the device have emerged on t'interweb, as has more debate regarding its possible 'proper' name."

"With iOS 6 rumoured to be unveiled at WWDC next month, leaks and whispers regarding the new operating system, its mapping function, and Siri are rife."

"Enjoy our roundup of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including possible specs for the Sony Hayabusa, real-life Reckless Racing and Stephen Elop's salary."

"This week, the usual relentless flow of mobile news seems to have abated ever so slightly, although this is possibly due to most of the major manufacturers suffering a bit of a hangover from last week's Barcelona-based festivities at Mobile World Congress. We don't mean a drink induced hangover, more of a "we've not got anything else to shovel out" hangover, although come to think of it, booze was probably involved somewhere down the line. Anyhoo, enough of our presumptions about the mobile industry's product output/alcohol intake, here's what happened this week …"

"Rumours that Nokia is building a tablet computer have gathered pace this week, starting with manufacturing insiders talking about a possible 10″ Windows 8 slate being close to production, and continuing now with what could be seen as confirmation that a tablet will arrive from Nokia soon."

http://www.voip.com/why_voip.aspx - Any one who has worked in telecomm sales knows the stigma that is attached to the phrase cheap phone plans. But times are changing and voice over IP technology is making free long distance calls and great international phone plans not only possible, but the prices and services that VoIP companies offer are making people rethink their concepts of phone services. With VoIP cheap phone plans do not have to mean cheap service.

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