Wednesday, April 30, 2008

The Family Keylogger - Stealth Keystroke Logger

Keylogger

Family Keylogger is a special software from Spy Arsenal that every parents would love to have it. As every parents concerned about their child's online security. The keylogger will let any parents to monitor what their children's do on the computer when they not at home. The Internet has reached in almost every home. The Internet is not a safe place. It is full of the porn sites, phishing, scams, blackmailing etc.

keylogger It is not only for children but you can monitor all the family members or friends who use your computer, you can know what they have done on the computer when you are not at home. It gives all the deep information about the activity done by your family members or friends. Like what website they have visited, what online application they have submitted etc.

The Family Keylogger also has some cool features, It can work in the stealth mode or can say in background so no one will know that he/she is on watch. While running, it records every keystroke a user makes in every application and then it saves it to a text file.

Family Keylogger Features at a Glance

  • Very easy to use
  • Small size and low system requirements
  • Can work in hidden mode (invisible to everyone)
  • Invisible for CTRL+ALT+DEL (Windows 98/Me/NT/Win2k/WinXP)
  • Invisible in Windows Explorer
  • Invisible in msconfig
  • You can set any keystroke to unhide feature
  • Capable of removing itself from tasks list (invisible / stealth mode)
  • Capable of removing itself from uninstall list
  • Capable of removing program's shortcuts from start menu

In addition to the above features, Keylogger has some more features like it can track the launch of any application, sent emails, visited websites.

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You may use this keylogger in other way, suppose you are writing your project report in a word processor like notepad and suddenly your computer freezes or the power cuts. You will loose all the unsaved data. This keylogger can help you to retrieve the data, so you will regain the text you have typed.

So, in my opinion you must try this software as not only you can track your family members but all the friends, girlfriends, employees, customers.

http://www.spyarsenal.com/familykeylogger/

Edit your Gmail contacts directly from your Chat List

It happens sometimes that when you add a new friend to the Gmail chat, email address is added as their contact name, such as hikingfan@gmail.com. Everyone wants to display names of their friends in the chat list so you will never be confused as to who's who. The only way to change this, people used to go to contacts, select contact profile, add the name of the friend, and then save it.

Now with the new version of Gmail (launched for Firefox 2 and IE7) you can correct the above problem by editing your Gmail contacts directly from the chat list. You just need to hover your mouse pointer over one of the contact, you will get a pop-up with the contacts details. If you click on the contact name, it will automatically become an editable field. Now simply type the desired name and hit "enter". Your changes will save the name in your chat list as well as in your contacts.

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[Gmail Blog]

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Spock - People Search Engine

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Spock is a new people search engine which I think has the ability to show the search results that you will never find anywhere. Spock helps you to find your friends and colleagues on the web. You can add and edit the information that Spock finds about you on the web. The format of searching peoples is different here. You can search peoples by email, tags, their hobbies or their location.

How Spock Works
Spock uses the combination of two very powerful forces that makes Spock - the best for people search. The first power force is that the technology Spock uses organizes the web content about people into easily understood search results. It searches almost every place on the internet for information like biography pages, social networks, news sites, blogs, directories and many more. The second is, the Spock community contributes information to help enhance the search experience. The Spock users can increase the relevance of information as they can add tags, pictures, and web links or simply vote on existing information.

Spock - Jaideep Singh

For Instance
If you want to know the Presidential candidates then it will list out all the pro-choice. Click the link. http://www.spock.com/q/pro-choice-presidential-candidate

http://www.spock.com

A 3,800 HP Jet Powered Motorcycle

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This is a 3,800 HP Jet Powered Motorcycle.

Something tells me this 3,800 HP jet-powered bike isn't the safest or most efficient way to get around town, but then again, you aren't going to fry a crosswalk's worth of schoolchildren to a crisp driving around a Plymouth Voyager. Oh, and the name of the guy who built this monster? Mad Ron Laycock. Ponder that while you hit the jump for another picture of this thing.

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source: Gizmodo

Sunday, April 27, 2008

Mobuniverse.com - Nokia Mobile Portal

Now days Nokia is the popular mobile brand all over the world. I also used some Nokia Mobiles. I found that Nokia offers very advanced technologies to their users and also offers customization of there mobile, look, feel, software's. We can search online for Nokia themes, ring tones, tutorials, various types of software's and download them. The problem is the Internet is vast, the themes and software's are scattered in some quantities on many websites. I found a new mobile portal which has all the Nokia stuffs.

Mobiuniverse.com is a cool Nokia Mobile portal where you will get all type of Nokia stuff. Here you will find mobile prices, mobile ring tones, mobile sms, mobile tutorials, mobile wallpapers, Nokia mobile software's, Nokia mobile themes. It has a mobile tutorial section which is very informative, you can know the meanings of CDMA, PTT, GSM, SI, EDGE terms. You will find not only Nokia mobiles but also many other brand tutorials.

Most Nokia mobile are using the symbian operating system, on Mobuniverse.com there is a special category only for symbian software's. Most peoples always search for the new symbian software's, here you will get all the latest information and downloads on symbian software's.

You will also find the reviews of Nokia mobiles and news about Nokia mobiles. So go and check for latest Nokia mobile stuffs.

http://wwww.mobuniverse.com

Nokia Mobile

Friday, April 25, 2008

The Carbon Fibre Watch

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The F1/Carbon GMT watch is constructed of carbon fibre, Swarovski crystal, rubber and metal. The designer of this watch John Pszeniczny want to give a turbo boost to the time.

This watch is inspired by the world of F1 race cars. Embedded with 18 identical rubies, this watch tell the time in everyone of the 18 cities on the 2008 F1 circuit. It has a built in stopwatch and laptimer too. [Yanko]

Thursday, April 24, 2008

I signed up for Pay Per Post

Many of my friends told me about Pay Per Post. So I searched some information about it and I found Pay Per Post is a much popular market place where Bloggers like me can get paid for giving their opinions about advertisers product and doing some blog reviews.

I joined pay per post and I want to share a little bit about it with you. Many of you might be knowing about it but for those who don't, Pay Per Post is a blog advertising network or we can say an online marketplace where it connects Bloggers with the Advertisers.

Here is what they say about Bloggers
"Get paid for blogging. You've been writing about Web sites, products, services and companies you love for years and you have yet to benefit from all the sales and traffic you have helped generate. That's about to change. With PayPerPost advertisers are willing to pay you for your opinion on various topics. Search through a list of Opportunities, make a blog posting, get your content approved, and get paid. It's that simple. "

After signing up for Pay Per Post you will have to submit your blog for review. They will review your blog and if approved then you can go further to make some money. My blog is approved and they paid me $20 dollar for writing about them. Do you know that some popular Bloggers are being offered upto $2500 for a single review. Isn't it cool.

I started my blogging on this free Blogger platform and with the money which I will earn from pay per post I will buy one or two domains and hosting (I have not planned yet, but there is a thought somewhere in my mind).

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Fat Shark Wireless RC Glasses Let You See Through your Car In First Person

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Fat Shark Wireless RC glasses let you see and drive your RC car in first person view. Strap the glasses on your face and you'll be able to see through the actual head of the RC driver.

Video (of the ground model) after the jump.

[Gizmodo]

Optimus Maximus Keyboard Now for the (Expensive) Taking on ThinkGeek

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ThinkGeek is shipping Art Lebedev's Optimus Maximus keyboard at last. Price is $1,589.99. [ThinkGeek via Gizmodo]

NDrive G800: First GPS with Real Photography for Navigation

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At last half of my wish about GPS systems comes true. NDrive's G800 is the very first GPS navigator which uses real photography to show you the best way to navigate, experiencing something never seen before. But people outside UK and Ireland still need to wait for this because the company has Ariel views of UK and Ireland only.

This GPS Navigator has some cool features like videos, photos, e-books, music, games, FM transmitter, a 4.3-inch screen and Bluetooth. It comes with 8GB memory.

Now I am waiting for the GPS which will show you the Real Live view of the City with your position.

[NDrive via Gizmodo]

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Dell Introduced their Smallest, Greenest PC Yet

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Michael Dell, the king of Dell, today introduced his company's smallest, greenest PC yet at FORTUNE Brainstorm: GREEN. This PC is 81% smaller than a mini tower and 70% less energy-consuming. It's also shipped in recycled and recyclable packaging.

Gizmodo

Earth Day: Top 10 Views of Earth by NASA

To celebrate the beauty of our planet on Earth Day, NASA released ten most favorite photos taken by astronauts on the International Space Station.

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An eruption from Cleveland Volcano in the Aleutian Islands

You can see all 10 views of Earth at ZDNet.com.

Monday, April 21, 2008

Thoughts.com - More than a Blogging Community

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Today I am going to tell you about a new blogging community or you can call it a new blogging platform. Here you can create a free blog. Those who are seeking for a new type and style of blogging platform I recommend http://www.thoughts.com/. Create your own blog, upload photos, videos and even download podcasts.

What can you do on thoughts.com?

* Create Blog Posts
* Share Photos & Videos
* Share Music Files & Podcasts
* Post in the Forums
* Discuss Current News
* Meet New People

Its so easy to use for peoples who have not handled any blog yet, just sign up here for free and then you are ready to share your thoughts, Pictures, Videos with your friends, families, employees and business partners.

What sets Thoughts.com apart from others? lets read in their own words.

What sets us apart is how our roots are grounded in our community. Our user rating system allows your fellow thoughts.com members to rate each of your blog posts, photos, podcasts and video blogs. We calculate a weighted average to determine your overall user rating. Our most active members with high average user ratings are eligible to win an all expense paid retreat to a fun new location every year. These will be trips you don't want to miss. In 2007, we went to Las Vegas!

It has some cool features like -
You can invite friends directly from Thoughts.com, You will get an entry into their monthly Netflix giveaway for each active friend you invite. Thoughts.com allows you to decide for each blog post if you want it to be public, private, or only viewable by your friends and family. Members of Thoughts.com can rate your posts and vice versa. You will get your blog url as www.thoughts.com/username/blog. It provide unlimited bandwidth and space.

Like a good part, it also has a bad part that is, you can not change the blog themes, the blog url syntax looks old fashioned.

Overall, In my opinion those people who want a change in their blogging style and want a free and simple blogging platform can join Thoughts.com

Thoughts.com

Thoughts.com | Features | About

Apple like interface for Google Image Search

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Everyone likes the Apple's interface for scrolling through albums visually with a scrollbar. You will find the same interface for scrolling through websites on SearchMe.

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Now you can browse Google Images like scrolling through albums on Apple. An Austrian developer named Franz Enzenhofer has built his own interface to Google Image Search named CreativeSpace. This interface is built with Ajax. You can also set the safe search to on/off.

TechCrunch

Sunday, April 20, 2008

Its Good to Learn another Language

This is a commercial advertisement from a language school AVISTA. Language is a very essential part of our life ( or body?). Its always Good to Learn another Language.

Why to learn another language.

  • The main communication medium in our life is our Language.
  • As you can see in the above funny video, language can save your life. In my opinion just try to learn to shout "HELP" in as much as language's you can. Who knows when you need that word.
  • You can get knowledge more than your expectation by learning another language.
  • You can expand your business worldwide and understand one's culture.

If you are not satisfied with these reasons then you must see 10 good reasons why you should be learning a foreign language.

BreakTheVault: Solve Puzzles with Clues and Win Cash

Many people stay online for hours playing contests, there are two types of peoples who play online contests. Firstly who those want to show/test their skills over the contest and Secondly who those want to Earn some money by testing their luck over the contest. For both the types of people I have a special site which pays to their players for solving their quizzes.

BreakTheVaultBreakTheVault.com is a online contest site which offers free online contest so peoples can take participate in and can win huge cash. You just have to register an account for free. Members have unlimited chances to attempt to solve the puzzle, the first one who solves will win cash or prizes.

This site launches a new contest every Monday at noon EST. The main thing I love to this site is it provides clues to their players. Each day thereafter at noon EST they’ll release another clue. It's up to you how many it takes before you get the right answer, but check back daily, because when a new clue is released, the old one goes away. You might be thinking what if someone solved the puzzle prior to the next Monday, they will release another online contest. So you will always find at least one contest for you to solve.

Some people might be thinking what kind of contest will be there? For instance, they have a series called “Where in the World?” These are geography based and lead you to a city, monument, venue or other such landmark. If you're the first one to put all of the clues together, you’ll win the prize.

Saturday, April 19, 2008

A Dirty Little Secret about Inject Printers

"Who knew what was going on inside inkjet printers? Yikes. A lot of that ink, which costs three times more per milliliter than a $350 bottle of the finest Cristal champagne, is seeping into a gummy well of useless black slime. What a waste."

Metacafe via DVICE

Friday, April 18, 2008

Motorola's 2008 Cellphones Leaked

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Here are the Cellphones that are to be launched this year by Motorola. According to Gizmodo these Cellphones are pretty much retreads of old devices, and there aren't any great new form factors—not even an iPhone clone—to speak of.

The ZN5 model has some cool features like 5-megapixel camera, Xenon flash, 2.4-inch display, 500MHz Freescale processor and Montavista Linux. [via Gizmodo]

9 Reasons to Archive your Gmail

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Google has a Report which says that many Gmail users don't archive their email. I think many Gmail users don't know What is the use of Archive button in Gmail. Here is a short description of Archive in Gmail.

Archiving moves messages out of your inbox and into All Mail, letting you tidy up your inbox without deleting anything. Messages you archive can be found in All Mail, in any labels you've applied, and by searching Gmail. When someone responds to a message you've archived, the conversation containing that message will reappear in your inbox.

Here are 9 Reasons you should use Archive in Gmail.

9. Phone numbers and addresses
You never know when you'll need a phone number someone emailed you or an address that was in a signature.

8. Procrastination
Sometimes you want to get a message out of your inbox, but you don't want to deal with organization, and you don't want to trash it.

7. Posterity

Just because you’re not famous now doesn’t mean that in forty years (or fifteen minutes) you won’t want to write your memoir.

6. Winning arguments
“But on May 5, 2005 at 8:43pm EDT you said….”

5. Mailing lists
Do you really need to know what Clintobamccain is doing every day? Auto-archive* their messages until you want to donate again.

4. Birthdays
Search for “grandma birthday” and voila, find the message you sent her last April. Aren't you glad you archived instead of deleted?

3. That guy
Remember that guy you thought you’d never need to get in touch with ever again?

2. Because you can
May as well use the free storage space. Plus, clean inbox = clean mind.

1. Fate-tempting is bad. You just never know
Thirty-one days after you send that message to the Trash and it gets permanently deleted, you're going to need it. Don't tempt the fates.

Impressed? Want to start using Archive feature.

To Archive your email select the email and click on Archive button.

To move your email back from Archive click and go to All Mail, select the email and click Move to Inbox.

All reasons are provided by Official Gmail Blog.

Also Read: 9 reasons not to archive messages

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Picasa 2.7 Released for Linux, Download Now

Here is Picasa 2.7 a new version of Picasa for Linux and is now available to Download for Linux users.

Picasa for Linux

"Picasa is software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures on your computer. Every time you open Picasa, it automatically locates all your pictures (even ones you forgot you had) and sorts them into visual albums organized by date with folder names you will recognize. You can drag and drop to arrange your albums and make labels to create new groups. Picasa makes sure your pictures are always organized. "

This release includes the same feature as in Picasa 2.7 for Windows.

Web album upload and download, folder hierarchy views, better raw support, localization in many languages. For those interested in open source aspect of Picasa 2.7, This software uses these open source technologies: WINE, Mozilla.

New Features:

  • Upload to Picasa Web Albums
    Use the new "Web Album" button to post your best photos online to share with friends and family.
  • Download from Picasa Web Albums
    Download albums from Picasa Web Albums directly into Picasa using Firefox.
  • Save edits to disk
    Save edits, undo saves, and revert to the original file with ease. We've got batch saving too! Picasa will even match the jpeg quality of the original. Right-click on your saved files to try the new "locate original" feature.
  • Folder hierarchy views
    Browse through folders Explorer-style. Use the button at the top of your Albums List to try them out.
  • Improvements to Import
    Import into an existing folder- we know you've wanted this feature for a long time! We've made importing photos from your camera faster too.
  • Better RAW support
    Now you can work with RAW files from the Canon 30D, the Nikon D200, Adobe DNG files, and more.
  • Internationalization Improvements
    Enable support for non-english languages.
  • Many other enhancements
    Larger thumbnails, better caption editing, ability to configure the row of buttons, special "Starred Photos" album, search by ISO and focal length.

With these all new features Picasa 2.7 also has some known issues. To see the knows issues goto Linux Download Page.

Download Picasa 2.7

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Google Earth 4.3 Available with a Whole New World

Today Google released the latest version 4.3 of Google Earth. Google added lot more feature in this latest version and with all of the great user-created buildings in the 3D Warehouse. With the Redesigned Navigation system you can fly very smoothly from the heavens down to the streets of your town. The most important feature I like is, you can view the exact date of a particular satellite image.

Google Earth 4.3

Here are some of the Feature available in Google Earth 4.3

  • New navigation - We've improved the zoom control so you can swoop down from outer space to street level in a single seamless motion. And with the addition of the "look" joystick, you can look up at buildings or across a mountain range.
  • More, faster 3D buildings - It's more fun to navigate through a lot of new 3D content. Besides adding thousands of buildings contributed by people around the world, we've added dozens of photo-textured cities and towns in the U.S. and elsewhere.
  • Street View - The popular Google Maps feature makes its Google Earth debut.
  • Sunlight feature - Never seen the sunrise over the Alps? Now you can.
  • New languages - There are 12 new languages, including Danish, English (UK), Spanish (Latin American), Finnish, Hebrew, Indonesian, Norwegian, Portuguese (PT), Romanian, Swedish, Thai, and Turkish.
  • Imagery Dates - As I said above, You will be able to see the dates of a particular satellite image.

Here is a Video Tour of Google Earth 4.3 from gearthblog.com.

Download - Google Earth 4.3

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Latest iPhone Firmware lets users save pictures in Safari

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A good news for all iPhone users, now you can save pictures directly from Safari Browser and into the Photo Album. The latest beta version of Apple's iPhone 1.2.0 firmware gives you the possibility of saving pictures straight from Safari. You just have to hold your finger against an image for a longer time than usual and the popup dialog will appear.

[via Gizmodo]

Monday, April 14, 2008

Smorty: A Get Paid for Blogging Network

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I don't want to bore you telling about Making Money from writing blog posts. All you there certainly aware of these kind of Money Making Ways. Even I tried these ways sometime and will continue doing.

I just want to introduce a Blog Advertising Network called Smorty which connects Bloggers with Advertisers. Where Bloggers can get paid for blogging for the Advertisers product, services. Where Advertisers advertise on blogs to increase there product sales or there sites traffic and search engine ranking.

To Get paid to blog with Smorty your blog must be accepted by them. Here are some of the requirements.

  • Your blog must be indexed by Google and Yahoo
  • Your blog must be older than 3 months
  • Your blog must not contain any violent, hate related or adult content
  • Your blog must be active and have a history of minimum average 2 new posts per week
  • The blog must not have duplicate posts or excessive duplicate content

The most important feature of Smorty is it sends payments to your paypal accounts weekly and the feature I dislike is it gives you only 24 hours to write and submit the post. By registering your blog you will have to wait 72 hours to get your blog to be approved. That's it! You will be making some extra cash writing post of your interest. So All you out there, if you have a blog can try Smorty and get paid for blogging with Smorty.

Saturday, April 12, 2008

Different Stages of Success in the Web 2.0 Life

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This wonderful diagram from a Hutch Carpenter will teach a newbie of the Web 2.0 life  the way to get steps up. This diagram shows various stages in the life of an average Web 2.0 citizen. Very True!

In my opinion, very few people reached the top (Yellow) stages. Am I Right?

[Digital Inspiration]

Friday, April 11, 2008

Registry Hack to Keep Similar Taskbar Buttons always Grouped

The Windows built-in feature of Grouping Similar Taskbar Buttons is nice, it helps you to remove clutter from your Taskbar. This feature groups your Similar Taskbar buttons in one when your Taskbar starts to get full it will start grouping applications together to conserve space.

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For Instance, If you have opened 10 or more Internet Explorer windows at a time, it will show you only one window in the Taskbar, if you have the grouping feature enabled.

The only thing is that it only works when the Taskbar has filled up with the Windows. The CyberNet blog offers a customizable registry tweak that sets this feature to Group Similar Taskbar buttons with two or more windows open.

Not Everyone use this feature, but for those people who use it this hack can be a real helper. You can download a registry fix file from CyberNet Blog, or if you are an Advanced user and know your way around the Registry you can make the change at the following key.

You’ll need to navigate to this location:

HKEY_CURRRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ Advanced

Then you’ll need to create a new DWORD (32-bit) value called TaskbarGroupSize there. A value of “0″ will disable the feature, while a larger numerical setting (2 or higher) will initiate the grouping when that number of similar windows is open.

CyberNet via Lifehacker

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Increase your Productivity with DarkCopy

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DarkCopy is a distraction-free online full-screen text editor, it is free and is a web-based clone of WriteRoom.

DarkCopy lets you only focus on your work may be your blog post or your any work you are writing, so you can work distraction free. Anyone who enjoy the simplicity of a typewriter, and wants to increase productivity by focusing only on writing can use DarkCopy.

When you finish your writing, you can save it as .txt file. No Registration is required to use this online text editor.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Tab Effect: Give a 3D Flipping Tab Effect in Firefox

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Tab Effect is a Mozilla Firefox add-on, which adds a 3D cube rotation effect when you flip or change the Tabs. This extension uses DirectX 8 to create the 3D Cube rotation effect while switching the tabs.

This add-on is good to impress your friends. But Not that much important for a geek as it slows down your browsing speed. I used it for a while and got bored then removed it.

Download Tab Effect

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Now use Google Earth to Browse Latest News Geographically

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In collaboration wih The New York Times Google developed a new layer for Google Earth which will provide users the ability to browse the day's New York Times Headlines  Geographically. This feature is just like the Yahoo NewsGlobe where you can Visualize Breaking News on a Rotating 3D Globe.

"The New York Times offers geo-coded news, and Google Earth offers the platform for reading that news in a 3D browser. This is the first time we've endeavored to show news updated in real time, and we're very excited to work with this first-class publication to bring you the latest and greatest news." - The Lat Long Blog

To use this feature you must have the latest version of Google Earth. To Enable this feature just make sure the "Geographic Web" folder is turned on. Click on a New York Times placemark and you will see the latest news and features pertaining to that geographic region.

Now just go to the regions from which you want your daily dose of News. If the region has any news then you will find New York Times placemarks. Click on that placemark and you will get all news from that region.

This layer is updated every 15 minutes to offer the latest headlines for those with a big news appetite.

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Friday, April 4, 2008

Google India launched Voice Search in Hyderabad

Google India launched a Voice Based Search Engine in Hyderabad. In this phone based service you can call a toll free number 1 800 41 99 99 99 to get information on local businesses, Shopping Malls, Restaurants, Movie Halls etc.

For instance, You make a call to Google on this free number to get information about restaurants in a particular area and Google will SMS you a list of all restaurants available in that  area.

This service is suppose to be available across all networks, but currently Vodafone users are not able to use this free service as the vodafone network does not allow calls to 1 800 numbers.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

OpenDownload: Run Downloads in Firefox Instead of Saving Them

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The difference between Internet Explorer and Firefox while downloading a file from internet is, Firefox will only let you save the file to your computer and then you have to Run it manually. Internet Explorer gives you facility to Run the file from its location (the file you run is downloaded and stored in a temporary folder). By this you will save the Hard Disk Space because the data within temporary folder will be deleted periodically. It will help when you want to use a file just once.

OpenDownlaod is a extension Firefox which adds a Run option like IE in Firefox download dialog box. When you select the Run option, it will download the file to your temporary directory. Then the file will run with the default application. After 24 hours the file will automatically be deleted from your system.

[via CyberNet]

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Diggs April Fool's Day Joke?

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While surfing the giant of the Current Affairs and Stories, I dugg an interesting story and found a interesting result. It was showing me a "%" sign. I closed the window assuming there may be some technical problems on Digg.com. So I haven't took the screenshot of the "%" sign. When I came to Front Page of Digg I found there a news about Digg's April fool from Bendosphere.

On that blog I came to know about Digg's April Fool Day Joke. Digg was showing random mathematical characters on the Digg counters. Here are more screenshots.

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[Screenshot Credit: Bendosphere]