Twitter 101 launched: The Twitter’s guide to Twitter | Using Twitter for Business.

July 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment

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Twitter has recently been named as the fastest-growing phenomena on the Internet. Twitter just launched its own guide Twitter 101 in the form of a website that contains documentation for how Twitter cn be best used for business. It explains various dimensions of twitter in a quick and summarized format. The website has been loaded to the sub-domain – business.twitter.com which gets automatically redirected to the link  http://business.twitter.com/twitter101/ anyways.

Today Twitter has established itself as a prime communication platform where people can share, discuss and discover new and old information among themselves. Twitter has taken a step forward to allocate some space for businessmen too. Perhaps the placement of Twitter 101 into the business sub-domain on twitter is an early indication about the idea which twitter has for its future.  [Read more...]

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Get the Snap to Slide Functionality of Windows 7 on Windows Xp and Vista using Windows Space.

July 22, 2009 By Leave a Comment

Windows Space is an amazing and interesting utility which gives you the power to enhance and manipulate your current windows behavior. Some of the most fantastic and notable features of Windows Space include snapping windows to the screen edges and other windows, moving and resizing them with keyboard shortcuts, maximizing vertically or horizontally. The software can also be used to pin a window on top of the other windows, hide from view and can also be minimized to tray.

Windows Space: Snap to Slide Functionality

Furthermore, the Windows Space also gives its users the facility to Cascade, Tile and Close All Windows at once by using hot-key combinations. [Read more...]

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Case Converter: Simple Online tool for text case conversion.

July 21, 2009 By Leave a Comment

Case Converter. Online text case conversion Tool

Case converter is an online tool which helps the users to convert the case of huge volumes of text in no time. The user’s can simply type in the text or even copy the text from other sources and get converted text in terms of case within a matter of seconds.

Case Converter has four conversion modes. i.e Conversion to upper case, Lower case, proper Case and Sentence Case.

Once you got your text in the desired case, you can [Read more...]

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Google already has more than 17 Million Chrome OS Users even before it is released!

July 20, 2009 By Leave a Comment

 

Google has got over 17 million users already even before the launch of its popular and much talked about Google Chrome. This is because of  sheer goodwill and reputation which Google has gained from more thank a couple of years. These 17million Chrome OS users are a result of those efforts which google took two years ago by approaching college students and providing them with unlimited facilities and web-services free of cost.

The main motto behind google’ strategy is building a long-term relationship and a feeling of trust among its users. This strategy is just a step further in developing a bunch of developers who are comfortable with the all new Buzz of Cloud Computing 

Google’s main competition on campus is Microsoft,

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Copygator | Another website to check plagiarism and content theft.

July 19, 2009 By Leave a Comment

copygatorWeb publishers have always been in a state of fear when it comes to stealing of content from their websites. Recently, Copyscape established  helped to help web publishers who want to know who copied content from their websites.

Copygator introduced itself as a new internet service just like Copyscape who help the webmaster check the websites copying their website content. Unlike Copyscape which uses total number of words which match among other sites on the web, Copygator uses the technique of checking out the RSS feeds, monitoring it over time and finding where the content has been republished in the Internet.

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Freelancing Site Elance hacked | Hacker finds security loopholes | User data Stolen!

July 16, 2009 By Leave a Comment

Freelancing Website Elance hacked

The popular freelancing site has recently suffered an attack by hackers who managed to steal the personal information of Elance users including their including name, email address, telephone number, city location, and username, and that contained protected versions of user passwords, strongly encrypted in a format called a one-way hash!

The stolen user data is now appearing on OutsourcingRoom.com, a competing service. Elance writes that it is trying out its best to have the data removed from there.

Another thing to note here is that the hackers did not steal any financially important data from the user accounts which included credit card numbers, bank account, social security or tax ID numbers.

Many Elance Users have recieved the following letter from the Vice President of Elance

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