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Dec
3
2012

How to control which sites show your Google Adsense ads

Sites authorized to display ads

The Google Adsense team has been working behind to scenes to give publishers better control on their sites. Your single Adsense account can be used to display your ads across several websites. This is an excellent feature since you don’t need to manage multiple accounts for multiple sites. In the new feature released, you have much better control via the “Site Management” section. While this feature is being rolled out to users globally, other users can still authorize which sites they want to display ads and earn revenue from. To add and claim which sites you wish to show ads…

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Nov
27
2012

Now send up to 10GB attachments with Gmail

Gmail and Drive

Last month, Gmail rolled out the new compose interface. Today the Gmail team released a new feature to compliment this. If you’re using the new compose window, within the next few days, you should be able to see a new button that lets you quickly link to files stored in your Google Drive. The current limits are around 25MB, so this will allow you to send files up to 400 times the size! Your recipients will always have access to the latest file since this is stored in your Google Drive. The interface is smart enough to check for permissions…

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Nov
22
2012

Pirates make hay while Microsoft lets the sun shine

Windows 8 activated

A month back we told you how to get hold of Windows 8 Media Center for your Windows 8 PC for free. And it seems like pirates have used this method to find a workaround in the Windows activation program Using this method, you can now simply activate your copy of Windows 8! Below is screenshot of my Windows 8 Pro with Media Center edition which I purchased last month. As you can see it shows the software as activated. I didn’t have to do anything special to activate Windows since I upgraded from within Windows 7. However, if you’ve…

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Nov
16
2012

3 free Android games to keep you busy this weekend

Android

It’s that time of the week again where most of us have some time to kill. This post will will look at five of the latest trending games available for free. Together these games give you hours of playing time that can easily eat up this weekend as well as the next! Shipwrecked You and the other members of your party are stranded! But is that such a bad thing? Now it’s up to you to build a beautiful and thriving civilization on the Lost Island! Adventure, magic, and romance await as you explore the mysterious jungle, discover hidden secrets,…

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Nov
15
2012

Search for attachments in Gmail by size

Gmail Search by size

Gmail’s advanced search feature is extremely powerful. I usually use this for for searching for emails from recipients or with certain labels. Today, Gmail rolled out a new feature on searching through your emails. This feature allows you to search for attachments of a particular size and from a particular period. This means, for example, to find emails larger than 5MB, you can search for size:5m or larger:5m or to find emails sent over a year ago, older_than:1y. Do you find the feature useful. For me searching for attachments would be much less used. But, I would most likely be…

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Nov
13
2012

7 free apps to listen to radio on your Google Nexus 7

Nexus 7

Last week we covered 7 apps to check email on your Nexus 7. With both the 16Gb or 32Gb, you have sufficient storage space for your music files. However, if you’re looking to listen to something different and are wanting for choice, then radio is an excellent choice. In this post, I’ll cover some of the popular radio apps you can install on your Google Nexus 7 or any other Android smartphone or tablet. TuneIn Radio This is my favourite radio app. TuneIn gives you access to music, sports and news from every corner of the earth, with over 70,000…

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Nov
5
2012

7 free Mail apps for your Google Nexus 7

Nexus 7

I bought the Nexus 7 (32Gb) last week when Google released the new model. At £299, it is perfectly priced and you receive a powerful tablet power by Google and Android. This is my first Android based devices and I spent a good portion of my weekend exploring the tablet and the Play store. I’ve been hunting for a good Mail app and I present below some of the popular apps that allow you to check mail on your Nexus 7 or just about any other Android device including smart phones or tablets. Gmail This is the default app that…

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Oct
31
2012

How to get Windows 8 Media Center for Free

Get Windows 8 Media Center for free

I upgraded my old (though still robust) Dell Inspiron 15 to Windows 8 over the weekend. I’ve struggled quite a bit since then to get it up and running and finally ended up resetting my computer. It has been stable since then and the operating system is definitely faster than Vista and Windows 7. If you’ve purchased Windows 8 Pro, then for a limited period, you can get the new Windows 8 Media Center completely free! Simply visit the Add Features page on the Windows site before 31 January 2013 and you can get a serial code completely free emailed…

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Oct
30
2012

Improve your productivity with Gmail’s new compose experience

Gmail new compose feature

Composing emails in a desktop client like Thunderbird or Postbox allows you switch back and forth between windows easily. Look up your other emails for reference or just let the Compose window sit in the background while you check new mail. By contrast most web-based clients don’t give you this flexibility and Gmail hopes to remedy that with the new compose feature. The new compose pops up in a window. It works the same way as chats allowing you to write multiple messages at once and minimise a message to finish it later or browse through your email which sits…

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Oct
1
2012

Manage tags and gather useful insights into your visitors with Google Tag Manager

Tag Manager 01

Google announced the release of their official tag managing tool. Titled Google Tag Manager, the tool lets you manage tags (such as tracking and marketing optimization tags) on your site. You can add and update AdWords, Google Analytics, Floodlight and non-Google tags from the Google Tag Manager user interface instead of editing site code. Tags are tiny bits of website code that let you measure traffic and visitor behavior, understand the impact of online advertising and social channels, use remarketing and audience targeting, test and improve your site, and more. Features include: Asynchronous tag loading—so your tags can fire faster…

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