CARTRIDGEMONKEY NEWS
Teen fined for scaring monkeys
A teenager who broke into a monkey enclosure at a zoo and scared the primates into hiding had been fined. Bryce Samuel Boothby, aged 19, gained entry to Alma Park Zoo in Brisbane, Australia with two friends on three occasions earlier this year, the Courier Mail...
Google introduces next Android version
Individuals who use ink cartridges to print photos directly from Android-powered smartphones may be interested to hear Google has unveiled the newest version of the software. The company demonstrated version 4.0 of the operating system (OS) - also known as Ice Cream...
Cartridge Monkey’s Big Brother
Jezebel.com has reported that the Dutch installation artist, Florentijn Hofman, has created a giant sculpture of a monkey in Sao Paolo, Brazil.
The giant installation is called Macaco Gordo in Portuguese, which translates as The Fat Monkey. But the Fat Monkey is not just like CartridgeMonkey after too many bananas. He is 45 feet long and is constructed entirely out of 10,000 pairs of brightly coloured flip flops.
The Cartridge Monkey Of Venice Or Much Ape-Do About Nothing?
At CartridgeMonkey, we love a good story about our little hairy tree swinging friends. We even love stories about virtual monkeys that swing around a computer programme.
Canon celebrates 50 millionth EOS camera
Many people may look for Canon ink supplies to print off photos taken with one of the brand's EOS range of digital SLRs, as the manufacturer has announced it has produced 50 million of the devices. The EOS series - which stands for Electro Optical System and is...
Brother printer ‘offers good value for money’
Home users looking for a multifunction printer with a good range of features may want to examine the DCP-J925DW from ink cartridges maker Brother. The device offers scanning, copying and faxing functionality as well the ability to print on CDs and DVDs and a Wi-Fi...
Canon Ixus model ‘a great pocket camera’
Casual photographers looking to use ink supplies to print out their best shots may like to consider the Canon Ixus 230 HS when looking for a high-quality compact camera. Nik Rawlinson of CNet UK noted the design of the device, which is small enough to be carried...
Electrical appliances ‘becoming greener’
Consumer electronics and electrical appliances - which may include printers that use ink cartridges - are becoming greener, which could be good news for people trying to make their home as eco-friendly as possible. According to Dr Paula Owen, director of Paula Owen...
Apple improves photography services
People using ink cartridges to produce copies of their favourite photos may be able to benefit from a new update for Apple's iOS that should offer them improved functionality. The iOS 5 operating system, which is being rolled out to all owners of iPhones, iPads...
Criminals caught out in Million Dollar ink cartridge Scam
We would never have believed that criminals could think of so many ingenious but dishonest ways to make money from their printers and ink cartridges.
HP to offer printing subscription services
People may require HP ink cartridges in the future if a pilot program by the company to offer print-to-home services to magazine subscribers is a success. The firm has announced a partnership with publishing company Conde Nast, which is responsible for a range of...
Could printing photos help save treasured memories?
People may need to invest in ink supplies if they want to ensure snaps of some of their most memorable occasions are protected for years to come. According to a poll by Thomson Al Fresco, reported by News Today, 47 per cent of people have lost photos that were stored...