Find User reviews and rating on Web Hosting
Written by Apu on 5:24 PM
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97% of emails are spam
Written by Apu on 4:51 PM
In a new security report Microsoft says that 97% of the mails sent are spam. Among spam, 48.6 of it are advertisements for pharmaceutical products. There are interesting facts in this report which you can view here
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15 cool apps from the Google Applications Gallery
Written by Apu on 4:45 PM
Google has an application for us to do right about anything. Here's a cool list from Webware about 15 cool apps from the Google Applications Gallery. Check this out.
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web tools
Where to find Linux Jobs?
Written by Apu on 9:39 PM
Yeah sure you can use the big places like Monster to search for a Linux job but if you prefer a job website catering specifically to Linux Professionals then here are two sites which will get you going.
Mojolin.com is a job site focused on Linux, Apache, MySql, PHP, Perl, Python and other open source professionals. It offers the latest jobs and also career advice.
kerneltrap.org has a job board where you can find the latest Linux jobs.
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New Nokia N86 mobile
Written by Apu on 5:27 PM
The new mobile in Nokia’s N Series is out. Nokia N86 sports a 8MP camera with Wide-angle Carl Zeiss optics and has many cool features. wwwblog runs a short review of the new mobile you can find here.
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Scan Registry for File Extension problems
Written by Apu on 4:07 PM
Ever ran into problems related to file extensions? I am sure you did. I have had such a problem many times with my system. If you are not sure what I am talking about here than just try to remember the last time you installed any software in Windows and it asked you during the installation process whether or not it should associate certain file types with it, and you clicked yes (some applications actually associates certain file types with them even without asking!).
It’s fine till now, but when you uninstalled that software somewhere down the line you notice that certain file types which was associated with the program you just uninstalled isn’t associated with any applications anymore and you have to follow the long route to open those files (as double clicking on them doesn’t open them). Ideally the previous file association should be restored when an application is uninstalled and its file association is removed. But if it doesn’t happen due to any reason your file associations are broken and your registry is in a mess with many broken entries. There are many other reasons which can cause various file extension problems in your system.
So, how do you fix them? Sure, you can fix some minor problems manually with a few clicks, but it will be time consuming and there may be some problems which you may not even be aware of. This is why taking help of software for this specific job makes good sense. Here’s one such software from computerfileextensions, which scans your registry for such errors and fixes them with a single click. They also have a database of numerous file extensions with description where you can find out what a particular file extension actually is. So if you want to know what file type are the files with an extension PPS ,DLL or DMG, just access the extension database and find the description.
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SiteLauncher : Launch your favorite websites using your keyboard
Written by Apu on 5:13 PM
Here's a new Fiorefox Add-on which can be quite useful. It gives you a super-quick way to to open your favorite websites using only your keyboard. One special hotkey brings up the 'Launcher', followed by a unique key to launch a site.
@SiteLauncher
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GPS Tracking Solutions from Brickhouse Security
Written by Apu on 5:07 PM
GPS tracking has generated a lot of buzz off late (both positive and negative). GPS tracking finds use in many areas from employers tracking employees to spying on your spouse. Many of these uses of GPS tracking have raised concern about privacy issues. But whether or not you like it, GPS tracking is here in a big way and it is going to stay. GPS tracking can also be extremely useful to travel business owners who can manage their fleet of vehicles better with a tracking system in place. It can also be helpful to track down a stolen vehicle. But at the same time it has been used to spy on people, (especially by suspecting spouses and depending on the law of your land it may be illegal too.)
Anyway, if you have a need for any GPS tracking solution (whatever the use you may find), let me introduce a place where you can find a variety of GPS tracking solution to meet your different needs. Brickhouse Security provides GPS tracking solutions to a wide customer base. Their elite client base includes the FBI, US Navy, Police etc and is trusted by many corporate and small businesses. With their GPS tracking devices you can track any vehicle or person anywhere. There is a wide range of devices available suite your needs sporting features such as long battery life, small size, works indoors, fleet management system etc.
So, if you are in need of a GPS tracking solution, don’t look beyond Brickhouse Security. They also offer huge discounts over the current market price which results in heavy savings for you. You can also use paypal to purchase their products or order securely online by phone. For more details visit Brickhouse Security.
