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Browse Posts written in September, 2008

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  Microsoft Windows Goes Open Source

  In a startling revelation that took the Microsoft employees by surprise, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said that Microsoft would be making the source code of all Operating systems they manufacture open source. This announcement was certainly not expected from a company whose engineers working on the code themselves didn’t have full access to it. Read More | Tweet This

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  How To Control Sitelinks That Appear For Your Site In Google Search?

  Sitelinks are additional links Google sometimes generates from site contents in order to help users navigate your site. Google generates these sitelinks periodically from your site’s contents. This list of sitelinks is update periodically, so you may see different sitelinks for your site over a period of time. However, Google does allow website owners to [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Compare Mobile Broadband With Broadband Expert

  Broadband is most common way of accessing the internet these days, gone are the days when people used to surf the Internet using phone lines and dialups, there are several high speed networks available today that allow you to surf the Internet at blazing speeds without having to pay the hefty subscription fees. With more [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Real-Time Twitter Updates In Google Search

  Twitter has the reputation of providing real-time updates for several events and incidents alike, making it very important for getting the latest updates for any ongoing events or incidents, the Mumbai terrorist attacks and the recent Hudson river landing are some of the incidents that were picked up by twitter earlier than any other news [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Access Google Reader From Outlook

  Microsoft Outlook can be used for more than just sending and receiving emails, you can also read your favorite feeds (including us) in Outlook. But if you are a Google Reader user and do not want to re-subscribe to feeds in Outlook, there is a simple trick that will allow you to view Google Reader feed [...] Read More | Tweet This