Google Reader which is a popular online RSS reader, also has a very good functionality to share and star posts, another feature that’s used more often is the email post feature. A quote on the Google Reader Home page tells feed readers We’ve made emailing items to friends even easier, with address auto-completion and HTML [...]

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xplorer² lite is a very good alternative for your regular Explorer windows and performs better than QTTabBar. It is a lightweight version of xplorer² software which is available for commercial usage. It is free for personal and academic use.

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windows live beta thank you email

Windows Live Mail which was rechirstned to Windows Live Hotmail will soon get out of the Beta and be launched to public. Windows Live Hotmail is a feature rich web UI email interface that looks like a desktop client allowing you use drag and drop features. Microsoft has been sending mails to its users with [...]

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Sony Party for God of war - vai gizmodo

There have been many stories about how bad violent games are and how much of a negative effect they leave on young minds, but how bad is it that the creator of the games leave a bad side effect on non gamers too. Check the picture below from the Sony pary to promote their game [...]

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I am a big fan of the Champions league, UEFA cup and English Premier League, but since I landed in US i haven’t caught a glimpse of football on cable. ESPN and Start sports in India showed all the matches live in India

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Google Ig the popular personalized homepage from Google has been rebranded to become iGoogle. The new name iGoogle was being used by Googlers as a shorthand to refer to the Personalized Homeage.

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Cools file options from tools

Many a times when we install a software we usually choose the express option, If you choose this option the software automatically changes the types of files to be associated with itself. This can be good if you are installing your favorite software, but If you are just installing a software to try it out [...]

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Adbux Image

AdBux.org is a new site that allows advertisers to reach thousands of potential customers by displaying their ads to users. If you join AdBux.org you will get 1 cent for every ad you view for 30 seconds. The number of sites you view daily may vary every day. You also have a unique opurtunity to [...]

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I being a keyboard Junkie rarely use my mouse to navigate the computer (being a linux freak adds to that am also a command line junkie). In this post I wanted to ask my readers which Keyboard keys they use frequently (Check out the tips at the end of the post for more useful shortcuts). [...]

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Peqno.com Beta

Peqno.com is a new service which shortens your url to something smaller. The service is pretty much similar to the one tinyurl.com provides. Using url shortening service can be useful when you have to send across really long urls to your friends you can simply use this service and shorten the url. Also if you [...]

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Just came across this piece of information about the world's 100 oldest dot com domains. The first dot com domain symbolics.com was created on 15 March 1985, this domain is still active. After symbolics.com in the list comes bbn.com created on 24th April 1985 and think.com created on 25th May 1985 Here are the top [...]

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  A bit off topic but it has been a bit taxing on me and I have been thinking quite a lot about different things which really confuses my brain. At times I think that something at times something different. Then I hit on this site called games for the brain, half an hour at [...]

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Solution Watch has come up with a comprehensive roundup of tools for developers. The article contains online tools which can be used for different phases of the development. Brian Benzinger covers the basic things involved for development, including Project Planning Development Code search and Manuals Issue tracking Usability testing and tracking Widgets and Web Services [...]

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As a HTML/ Css programmer which I do part time, I get lots of requests of making different types of menus and navigation, a certain type of drop down to be done or rounded edged columns using css and divs.Getting a request is one thing creating it is another thing. The first thing I usually [...]

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