There are some very cool toys that can be used for snow, for those of you that don’t have any 🙂  Or can be used for other things, if you so choose 🙂

http://www.wired.com/2015/01/turbo-diesel-snowblower/

Because it is a little bit confusing for some, I wanted to post a front / back picture of one of our newer stocked cartridges, the HP 2560, also known as the Q2392A.

This formulation is the original formula for the SECAP Picaso and the RENA Easy-Ink, which was licensed through HP and private labelled by those two companies.  The ink was reformulated into the CG353A, but kept the same or similar names.

Now, HP is packaging the original formula as the Q2392A or HP 2560, available at a discount to the two private labelled newer formulations.

So, if you were having success with the original formulation, or possibly didn’t know it changed, there is a lower cost alternative to the SECAP Picaso and RENA Easy-Ink.  If you have any questions about it, please feel free to contact us for more information.

Here is some news that the App economy is larger than the motion picture industry.  That is mind boggling to me.  http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/01/the-app-economy-is-now-bigger-than-hollywood/384842/

Just couldn’t pass up passing this along …  Sometimes curious what goes through a person’s head when naming a child.  Birthday party for my son “Versatile” is this weekend 🙂

www.entrepreneur.com/article/242186

We would like to pass on a great big thank you to everyone who participated in the Ink4Mail Vote4Change recycling campaign.  We had our biggest collection of recycle returns so far thanks to our dedicated customers. Send your empty cartridges in anytime that is convenient for you but we are looking to start another push for them around Mother’s Day.  For more information on our recycling program go to https://www.ink4mail.com/faq/recycle .

Oh, so you come from the land down under 🙂

http://mashable.com/2015/01/20/vegemite-crust-pizza-hut/

There is a lot of discussion going around about mobile payments, with Google Wallet, and Apple Pay seeming to take up most of that chat.  In the movement toward a resolution, there are always going to be some intriguing ideas that the marketplace rejects, and interesting stories that go with them.  Here’s one …

http://marketingland.com/rumor-google-buy-softcard-caused-demise-google-wallet-114739

Starting the New Year gives us all new opportunities and possibilities.  With all the holidays behind us Ink4Mail.com has started the New Year by adding some new products to our already extensive list of quality HP and Collins Inks.  Recently  we added the Collins TWK1961H Super Fast Black Ink.  This ink was designed to print on scratch-off lottery tickets.  We have also recently added the Collins TWK2103 Pack Ink which is ideal for coding and marking.  The addition we are most excited about is the return of the HP Q2392A.  This ink, best used on glossy substrates or aqueous, was reformulated years ago as CG353A, branded and sold as Picaso, Rena and Easy Ink.  HP has now purchased the rights and has begun producing the old formulation again for those who used to use it and were not happy to see it go or anyone who is looking for a good quality value on ink that will print on aqueous stock.

Please be sure to check out these new items at Ink4mail.com as well as all of the rest of quality line of HP, Collins and Colorlabs Ink Cartridges we sell.

We look forward to many new additions and opportunities to the Ink4Mail.com website in the upcoming year.  This is made possible by all of our dedicated, loyal and new customers.  We wish all of you a happy and healthy new year.

Each individual tweet that is sent out can probably be described in value on a range from none at all, to huh, interesting 🙂  But, if we can find ways to collect and analyze them in larger groupings it can give us information about larger human behaviors, which unfortunately seems to be as much of an influence on the stock market as the fundamentals of the companies, themselves.  http://smallbiztrends.com/2014/12/ross-hedgechatter-turning-tweets-into-stock-tips.html