Author: Silki
I am Silki Garg, a telecom professional from the holy city of Varanasi in India. I have a natural crush for Technology and having bitten by Blogging Bug. I usually have a contrarian approach.Silki has written 32 articles for us.
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Free 30 GB Online Storage at HUMYO
Software Seems line Online File Storage space is hotting up. There is yet another launch this week in the already competitive segment of Online File Storage. And it is none less than 30 GB of FREE online storage space at your disposal. And this shear characteristic makes this ahead of the other services like Dropbox, box.net, [...] Read More »
Oriango | Online Dictionary of Web Content
Internet Tools / Useful Websites / Web2.0 Welcome to Oriango. It is a repository of web content, which allows you to quickly store and share your favorite web links, news, videos, sites, profiles, music, blogs, anything you need. Like most of the other user driven sites, characteristic of Web 2.0, the content on this site is user driven. People submit the content [...] Read More »
Jing | Capture a screencast and easily share with others
Software I have been using SnagIt to capture screenshots for long, and can safely say that it is one of the best piece of codes available for this purpose. The promoters of the SnagIt also run a hugely popular service ScreenCast.com, where you can upload your screencast and share them with others. For those, not knowing [...] Read More »
Search emails quickly with GMail Search Options
Gmail Gmail is getting more and more popular these days. With its ever increasing storage space, the concept of deleting your old emails and attachments to free up space for new emails, is now virtually over. You are no more expected to delete old email. A big relief. But this has increased complexity in searching an [...] Read More »
TrueCrypt | A FREE file encryption utility that is useful too
Software We all know the importance of file encryption to store our sensitive data. But still, most of us, don’t do that because of procrastination or simply because we don’t know how to do that. Technically speaking, encryption is the process of transforming information using an algorithm (called cipher) to make it unreadable to anyone except [...] Read More »
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