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I’ve read about a few website that helps you create polls online but most of them are limited to their own website. I’ve confronted a much better website today which lets you create polls online where you can allow visitors to choose more than one answer to express their view. twtpoll is an excellent online service that not only allows you to create your free polls online but you can also post them directly on your Blog, Twitter and Facebook. The process is really simple. You don’t have need to sign up or register to create your poll. Simply log […]
Ever send an email out only to realize you’ve forgotten an attachment or even worse, it’s gone to the wrong person! Now, in Gmail Labs, you’ll find a new feature that will delay the sent email for five seconds before it is sent. During this time you will be hit the Undo button and stop the email from being sent. If you close Gmail before the message disappears or if your browser crashes, or if you just don’t do anything, Gmail will continue to send the email. Remember you can report any bugs or send feedback about your […]
Are you a die hard gamer. Can’t wait to buy the latest games in the market? Is your computer tweaked to the height of performance? How about getting into the creation business and making your very own game. You don’t need to be an expert at coding and programming especially with software that makes this job easy for you. One such software is Construct. Construct is a free powerful and easy to use development software for both DirectX 9-based games and applications. It includes an event based system for defining how the game or application will behave, in a visual, […]
Microsoft earlier announced the availability of their new and improved Internet Explorer 8. Microsoft promised a much faster, easy to use and more secure browser for your comfort. They offer security features in direct response to people’s increasing concerns about online safety. Recent studies have shown that over 90% of adults in the U.S. are concerned about online threats in the current economic climate, and 78 percent are more likely to choose a Web browser with built-in security than they were two years ago. “Customers have made clear what they want in a Web browser — safety, speed and greater […]
One thing ever Gmail user loves is the conversation view. However, one painful experience with the conversation view is the "Mark as Unread" feature which used to mark the entire conversation as unread, which means that you had to figure out exactly which was the first unread post, the next time you opened up the conversation again. This has always been a painful experience especially if you have ten or more emails as part of the conversation. Gmail has finally fixed this after being so many years in the "beta". Now if you’re reading a conversation that had unread messages […]
Facebook is the most popular social media website for people to connect with their friends and family members. Previously they unveiled an extention for Facebook platform which makes it easy for you to bring your friends with you all over the Web. Recently they have expanded the same concept to iPhone and iPod touch by offering “Facebook Connect for the iPhone“. It let users take their Facebook friends, identity and privacy with them wherever they go. The new Facebook Connect for the iPhone provides the first live social experience for iPhone and iPod Touch applications. Users will now be connect […]
Over the last few years at Techtites, we’ve covered several posts on Excel as well as tiny utilities that made life simple. These have remained in the posts and well, not everyone drops into every post! So, I finally decided to dedicate a separate section on this blog to all these home grown files along with a link to the corresponding post. I give you the Techtites Downloads. You’ll find the link in the menu at the top. Currently, there are only six downloads. But, over time I plan on adding several more for your use. I also have a […]
When, I reviewed Postbox a few weeks back, they still hadn’t added support Windows Live Mail / Hotmail. However, in their b8 and subsequently b9 release, one-click integration with Windows Live Mail was added. However, even then, Hotmail required you pay for POP3 access. Not any more! The Mail Call blog announced the rollout of POP3 for all users worldwide. I jumped the gun to check out and quickly added my two accounts (one ancient Hotmail and one more recent Live account) to Postbox and did they work fast and smooth. If you’re not using Postbox, you’ll need to enter […]
Google Adsense Team announced the launch of interest-based advertising. This will be offered to a limited number of advertisers over the next few months as part of the beta before a full fledged launch in late 2009. So, what is interest-based advertising To develop interest categories, we’ll recognize the types of webpages users visit across the AdSense network. As an example, if they visit a number of sports pages, we’ll add them to the "sports enthusiast" interest category. This will ensure that your visitor will see more relevant ads based on their past browsing habits. Isn’t this spyware? I’m no […]
I know it’s a little late to be talking about the Rebel Xti. It’s been around for as long as Moses has and almost everyone’s already done a review. But the main reason for this article is basically to show you how you can do stuff like this with the Rebel Xti. (This Photo courtesy Abduzeedo – Photograph by Christopher Hibbert) Light Painting is basically the art of taking long exposure shots to get the desired effect. It’s basically as simple as putting your camera in one place, giving it’s shutter a manual timer and then just standing back to […]
