Wrappz.co.za is a South African company who provides custom designed covers, skins, cases, stickers and other accessories to protect, cover and personalize your gadgets. It’s a great way to pimp your gadgets.
If you get a skin Wrappz.co.za for you gadget, it’s not “just another cover”. Their skins personalize and protect devices using patented 3M vinyl with easy-on, easy-off technology. The company also provides custom personalized hard cases for phones and other selected gadgets. Their hard cases are made from tough scratch resistant polycarbonate and can be customized.
Custom skins that Wrappz.co.za provide include bespoke designs for mobile phones, Apple iPads, Apple iPods, Apple iPod Touch, laptops, Kindles and all tablets, PSPs, DS, Xbox, etc. Their other mobile phone accessories include Apple iPhone skins and cases, BlackBerry, HTC, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Google skins, LG and Motorola skins. They also provide Kindle accessories.
Let’s say that you’re the biggest Thundercats fan in the world and you have the most awesome photo that you want on your phone casing or skin – the folks at Wrappz.co.za can do that. And you don’t have to visit a physical shop to show them your design, you can actually design your custom case / skin on their Website and order it directly from them. They also have a wide selection of images that you can choose from if you’re not the next Leonardo Da Vinci.
Wrappz.co.za is also very affordable. Prices range from only R179 for phones to R499 for iPads. Pretty schweet if you ask me. Maybe I should get a custom casing or skin for my Samsung Galaxy S3. Delivery can take from 10 to 15 days in South Africa and 14 to 18 days outside South Africa. Delivery charges vary from R15 to R68.
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Great News! myScoop (South Africa’s biggest blog network) recently underwent a revamp and now has awesome opportunities for both bloggers and brands.
In case you did not know, myScoop was created in 2009 and initially started as a blog aggregation tool which helped promote South African blogger’s content through the use of their sites and myScoop social networking channels. They also provided live and detailed statistics for each blog when using their tracking code. myScoop was the first of South African blog aggregators to introduce real time aggregation. I’ve been a member since their early days and I have to admit that I’m a huge fan of them.
myScoop was recently transformed into what it is today. Now it’s a mechanism to bridge the gap between brands and bloggers by allowing brands to publish sponsored posts to the South African blogs in their network. myScoop is the first and only company doing this in South Africa and they strive to keep bringing innovation to both bloggers and brands.
It’s quite easy and simple to understand and to use. When there is a new campaign from a brand / advertiser that has relevance to the category a member’s blog is in, an opportunity will become available. Bloggers then have the option to either accept or ignore the opportunity (once they have reviewed the details). If they accept the opportunity, the advertiser will receive a notification and it will be up to them to choose if the blogger will be included in the campaign. Once they have decided, the blogger will receive an email notification. Bloggers get compensated for allowing brands to use their blogs to get out their messages / campaigns to the right audience, so it’s a win win situation in the end for both parties. Pretty neat if you ask me.
What are you waiting for? If you have a blog or if you’re representing a brand, join myScoop today! It’s the logical and right thing to do!
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Valentine’s Day is around the corner. I have to admit that this has always been a case of “Single Reminder Day” for the most of my life (except for the times that I was in a relationship), which is the reason why I’m not a fan of it at all.
Contrary to popular belief, Valentine’s Day is not a made up holiday. The holiday has it’s origins way back in 270 AD (during the time of the Roman Emperor Claudius II). He didn’t want his men to marry during wartime. Claudius II believed that single men were better soldiers in the Roman army. Bishop Valentine performed secret wedding ceremonies without letting the Emperor’s knowledge. When this was discovered he was jailed and executed on February the 14th.
Valentine’s Day has come a long way since then. It’s certainly become less violent. The day was officially declared as a holiday in England by King Henry VIII in 1537. Cards have become popular since the 19th Century. It’s a major upgrade from execution if you ask me.
Mobistealth published this infographic about Valentine’s Day. I am pretty sure that you’ll find it interesting – even those of you who absolutely hate this holiday.
Some interesting facts about Valentine’s Day, don’t you think? If you’ve enjoyed this infographic, feel free to share this post with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. Remember: Sharing is Caring.
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