This is a paid review of Proxybonanza paid proxy service. If you’re browsing the web from an office or school, you’re most likely on a highly restricted network. Many public networks block video sites like Youtube and Metacafe due to the high bandwidth that these consume. Additionally, several other social networking sites like Facebook, Orkut etc. also end up being blocked. Honestly, I never understand the purpose of the latter, but then network admins do not want you spending all your time “networking” when you should be working. One good method to bypass this is to setup tor. However, you’ll…

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Have you made a quick post, hurriedly hit the publish button and then suddenly realize you have a few glaring mistakes in it. So, what’s the big deal? Simply edit the post and everything is back to normal. Well, it is a big deal when your blog is highly popular and you have a huge number of readers subscribed to your feed. Enter Feed Pauser. Feed Pauser, pauses a post from being made available through RSS. Below is a video explaining how to setup Feed Pauser on your blog. Whenever you publish a new post, Feed Pauser captures the publish…

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Last week, Microsoft owned Sysinternals released a new virtual desktop management software called Desktops. Desktops allows you to organize your applications on up to four virtual desktops. Read email on one, browse the web on the second, and do work in your productivity software on the third, without the clutter of the windows you’re not using. After you configure hotkeys for switching desktops, you can create and switch desktops either by clicking on the tray icon to open a desktop preview and switching window, or by using the hotkeys. At a 62KB, Desktops is a small and quick to use…

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As promised, ReviewMe has now launched their Affiliate Program. Ten days back they announced that your prices could be set. You will now get paid $25 for any referred sale even if the visitor does not purchase a review from your blog. Additionally, you can also create buttons for your blog / site using which also count to refer visitors can use to refer users to ReviewMe, thus serving a dual purpose. You can now buy reviews out here at Techtites. Reviews are priced at only $60!

After having declared that all Advertisers get a 50% off on reviews, ReviewMe has announced that as of this Monday, Publishers will now be able to edit the price at which they want to sell the reviews. I haven’t yet added this blog to ReviewMe, but intend to do so once it completes six months. As of now you can buy reviews at AjayDSouza.com. Reviews are priced at $100, but this month you get it for only $50, which is great for a link from a PR6 site! ReviewMe will also be introducing an affiliate program which will go live…

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Except for the fact that upgrading this blog gave me problems, I have had absolutely no problems running WordPress 2.1, codenamed Ella.I promised a review of WordPress 2.1 a while back, but have been busy testing out the various features it has to offer. The WordPress Blog Release Post listed a few of the new features, which I shall take a look at here.

In a bid to increase the number of advertisers, ReviewMe has announced that they will be offering half rate reviews all of this month. Publishers will not lose anything as ReviewMe will absorb all the expenses, i.e. it will forfeit its share of the review. Advertisers need to use the coupon trial during checkout to avail of the 50% off. This means that all of this month you can buy a review at AjayDSouza.com for just $50. Our previous coverage of ReviewMe.

If you are like me, i.e. you love to eat, then Burrp! is a place you must check out. Burrp! is aimed at the foodie in you. Burrp currently covers Mumbai and Bangalore with plans for Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune and Goa. So what is it? burrp! is an online platform where you can search and review local businesses, such as restaurants, bars, nightlife, juice centres, paan shops, bakeries, etc. All reviews on burrp! are written by regular users like you and me, hence expect accurate personal experiences. I have followed the evolution of burrp right from its pre-launch period,…

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Do you have an extensive music collection? And are you fed up of adjusting the volume of your player everytime the track changes? MP3s with different volume levels is a common problem. This problem stems from the fact that tracks in Audio CDs themselves have different volumes. Albums have an average volume with the tracks within them have different volumes about this average. Unfortunately, all albums do not have the same volume. Differences between various MP3 encoding tools / algorithms just adds to this. While there was no solution for this problem earlier the Replay Gain Proposal hoped to change…

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If you have taken my tip about organizing your Start Menu, then here is one where you can virtually just do away with it! I’ve come across two software with the same functionality. The first is FindRun Robot and the second is Launchy.