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Opened my Gmail today and was surprised to find a brand new menu at the top of my emails. Two new buttons have been added to the interface, viz. Move To and Labels. Gmail has always had labels as opposed to the traditional folders of other mail services like Yahoo! Mail or Windows Live Mail. This ensures that a single email can be tagged with more than one label if it pertains to different topics. This becomes extremely useful in finding your emails by topic. Traditionally the Labels could be applied from the More Actions drop down and by moving […]
Microsoft has just announced a line up of educational content creators which are collaborating to build products with Semblio. Semblio is a software platform by Microsoft that is geared towards developing better educational content. For now, this software is only available as an SDK for developers but we’re expected to see a version for teacher which will allow them to easily assemble important lectures as in text, audio and video and turn them into interactive lessons. At the press conference today Michael Golden, corporate vice president for the Education Products Group at Microsoft said “Feedback from the education community regarding […]
There was a time I swore by AVG as an antivirus. Though I have Nod32 installed on my laptop, I installed AVG on any and every computer I came across. Sadly, v8 is a total mess and I quickly switched over to Avast which is really excellent. The problem with almost every antivirus is that it leaves behind files on your computer. These files may interfere with the new antivirus program you are uninstalling. Fortunately, AVG provides you a remover utility that will cleanly remove itself from your computer. AVG Remover utility removes all parts of AVG installation on your […]
EDIT: The Article’s been temporary removed. Will be back up. Hopefully! Thanks for bringing that to our notice Michael! […]
Apple and Adobe are teaming up to create a flash player for the iPhone. Narayen (Adobe Executive) said that he was “pleased with progress” since June of 2008. Apple CEO Steve Jobs originally claimed that Adobe Flash was too resource-heavy for the iPhone. The iPhone has a YouTube application that can transcode flash videos to .H264 on-the-fly, so the iPhone should be fine with Adobe Flash on Safari. Currently on the iPhone SDK guidelines plug-ins for Safari are not permitted, so it looks like there will be a change of rules. My Viewpoint: Apple should make a flash player that […]
When Gmail came out a few years ago extremely was very pleased with the brand new shiny email service that came up in competition with Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail. However, off late using Gmail has been a real pain. The problem is amplified on slow internet connections. So, now this new announcement has definitely made me a happy. Gmail has a new Lab feature that uses Gears allows you to store your email offline on your computer. Simply navigate to Settings > Labs and enable Offline support then hit the little Offline button in the top left. You’ll see a […]
Early this morning, I released Top 10 – A Page Counter and Popular Posts plugin for WordPress. I detailed my experience while designing this plugin. The major problem that I faced while working with this plugin was with WP Super Cache. WP Super Cache creates a static file of your post and displays this to the viewer. As a result, any PHP code that is present in your WordPress blog template is executed only once and the cached file is then served to your visitor. The initial version of Top 10 used PHP to record the page views as well […]
Are you an avid reader of Garfield? There was a time I waited eagerly to read the comic strip the next day. Imagine my shock and surprise when I came across the following strip in a leading publication! The best part is that you can get featured too! Simply visit this link and… …create your very own Garfield Comic strip 🙂 Making the strip is very simple. Select a comic character that you would like to add to the panel. You can choose between a single panel and three panel comic strip. Add the character, add the text, scale them […]
Have you ever seen the screen above? The screen above is shown to Windows users, primarily Windows XP whenever you’re using a wallpaper and your explorer crashes. If you’re facing this problem repeatedly, you can either manually make changes or with a single click set everything to default. You can use Desktop Hijack Fix to restore Microsoft Windows default settings for Active Desktop and remove any changes that had been made. It can also be used to backup your current Active Desktop configuration to be restored later if you choose to not restore Microsoft default settings. During running operation this […]
It’s really normal for me to copy tons of pictures and logos on my Hard drive while I’m blogging. Just the other day, I found at least 10 logo images of Microsoft Windows 7 in my Pc and there were there for no reason. I have just stumbled upon an award winning duplicate picture finder software that helps you scan your entire collection of digital images, analyzes their contents and locates files that look alike. Image Comparer analyzes your digital images and automatically selects the best shot out of the many duplicates on your system, allowing you to move or […]
