Author: Keshav Khera
Keshav Khera is a young freelance writer from India. Alongside writing for the web, he also attends school and tries not to bunk classes. He keeps interest in music, table tennis, reading and of course, twitter (@keshav)Keshav Khera has written 111 articles for us.
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40 Artistic And Eye-Catching Laptop Skins and Decals
Featured Articles Ever noticed the artistic skins some laptops sport? Like the Lamborghini or Ferrari models that some manufactures launch? Fancy sporting a similar one for your laptop without spending a fortune on those brand centric models? You’ve come to the right place. Artistic decals or skins for laptops aren’t a new thing. People have been designing them since years, and laptops have been wearing them like Guccis and Armanis and Axes. Read More »
Dropbox Updates Web Interface – New Bulk Controls Introduced
Software Dropbox, the amazing file syncing application that most people are a fan of, released an update to their web interface recently. With this new update, managing files on the web interface became a bit more easier and functional, making Dropbox even more awesome. The features that top the list are: An overhauled interface for the web and some nifty new features that make bulk handling of files even more easier. Read More »
Samsung Unveils Ultra Slim Camera: ST45
Gadgets News Samsung recently revealed an ultra slim camera, adding to its compact camera line up. The ST45 is a 12 Megapixel camera and features a 3x optical zoom. The best part about it? It’s just 16mm in thickness. Read More »
Wikify Automatically Adds Wikipedia Hyperlinks Into Text
Internet Tools / Useful Websites / Web2.0 Ever wanted to inject Wikipedia links into some lines of text? Found it tedious? Here comes Wikify – that’ll let you inject Wikipedia links into text – automagically. Read More »
How to Enable Opera-Like Smooth Scrolling In Google Chrome [Extensions]
Internet Browsers Opera users know what it means to have smooth scrolling. When browsing ruthlessly through pages, smooth scrolling really helps as it feels more natural and makes the page movement fit well with the motion of your eyes. You had it on Opera? We have it on Chrome. Check it out: Read More »
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