CARTRIDGEMONKEY NEWS
New Website
Welcome to the new CartridgeMonkey.com website. We hope you like the look of it. All of the products you shop for regularly are still here, we’ve just made them a little easier to find and everything just that little easier on the eye.
Cartridge Monkey’s Top 5 Monkeys!
After a bit of a break from blogging here at Cartridge Monkey, we managed to get our monkey down from his tree to come up with a few ideas. A few hours passed, and all he could think of was a feature on how good bananas were, how to climb a tree and something about peanuts. We really weren’t getting anywhere, so when the monkey started talking about his old friends, it came to us! With all the talk of monkeys, why not bring you Cartridge Monkey’s top 5 monkeys? So without further hesitation; here they are!
How to reduce the amount you spend on ink cartridges
You can get great deals on printers these days, but have you ever gone to buy your ink cartridges...and they cost you more than the printer did!? That’s because most printer manufacturers make their money on the ink cartridges. Which? the product testing website...
How to Quickly Re-order at CartridgeMonkey!
Have you ever needed to order ink or toner cartridges for your printer, been in a hurry and you just can’t remember what your printer model or cartridge number is? Find out how to quickly re-order at CartridgeMonkey.com
How about a 3D Printed Acoustic Guitar?
We all know by now how awesome 3D printers are, not to mention some of the spectacular objects that have been printed by these incredible machines. We have seen such things as shoes, robots, cars and even artificial limbs so with every new prototype that’s released,...
iPhone 5 Vs iPhone 4s Vs iPhone 4: What’s the difference??
On Wednesday the 12th September 2012 the iPhone 5 was announced to much hype in an Apple Conference along with an updated iOS 6, new iPod touch and Nano range and you may be asking yourself, ‘what’s the difference?? So how does the iPhone 5 compare to the previous iPhone models?
Love Great Service? Then You’ll Love the Monkey!
In the early days of our business, I always got the feeling that being an Internet Retailer was looked upon by many as ‘not a proper business’. Even though our early days were the noughties, I think this must have been a hangover from the spectacular boom and bust of the early technology companies in the late eighties. That view has very much changed today. With the exponential rise in online purchases by us all, being an Internet Retailer is definitely recognised as being a credible business. And despite there being huge online growth, online is not an easy marketplace to compete in.
Swedish student wins Google Photography Prize
The winner of the 2012 Google Photography Prize has been announced as 24-year-old photography student Viktor Johansson from Sweden. His series of shots of diver Christoffer Eskilsson beat competition from around 20,000 entries from 146 countries around the world to...
What’s your Monkey Name
The Boffins here at CartridgeMonkey.com have taken a break from offering you ink and toner cartridges at great prices to bring you something that’s a little bit of fun: The what’s your Monkey name game.
Save money when printing at home
Consumers across the UK are being placed under considerable financial pressure by rising energy costs. Indeed, uSwitch.com warned recently that since many people are "struggling to absorb" price hikes that were implemented last year, a growing number are...
Google Culture | Soft furnishings and hard work
Google… It means many things to many people, but in one way or another it touches all our lives.
The company that was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin has had such a profound influence on modern culture that the word Google is now used as a verb. If we’re not sure of a fact, or want to find what’s on at a local cinema or need to buy ink cartridges, then we ‘Google it’.
Changing print settings ‘can save on ink cartridges’
Individuals looking to ensure their ink cartridges last for as long as possible have been advised to look at the options available on their printer. The Tampa Bay Times noted that by setting the machine to draft mode or greyscale, this cuts down on the amount of ink...