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Wednesday, 21 March 2012
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
20+ Funny and amazing Timeline covers
Facebook timeline is buzz around: some like it and others do not. The Timeline has a wide open space at the top of the profile where you can add an image, called the Cover. Most of the timeline users are currently in search of covers that are funny and which would reflect their sense of humor. I've compiled a few funny Facebook timeline covers here, which would help you guys in accessing it easily.And I bet You will like them.
Create Cool Images With a Wet Floor Effect Maker
This website allows you to give your pictures a unique effect:
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Make your own gifs
An animated GIF is an image file that contains a number of images that are displayed to make an animation. This type of image is hugely popular for banner and sidebar banner advertisements in websites and blogs. It’s also a very popular format when it comes to memes and humor.
How to create a database from cpanel hosting?
For any dynamic website, we need to work with any database. For example, if you would like to create a website using Drupal or Joomla or Wordpress or something like this, then you have to work with an database. The frist thing about creation any dynamic website, you must have to create a database. Most of the time, people are like to host their website to any hosting provider like HostGator, NameCheap etc. like web-hosting providers. So, if you are using such type of web hosting company to host your company, then you need to do evething through cpanel. In this page, I will explain you, how easily you could create a database using cpanel.
Friday, 2 March 2012
Disable Theater Mode On Facebook & Get The Old Photo Viewer [Firefox]
Some Facebook users are not really happy with the new Theatre Mode for viewing photos. This feature displays photos with a black background, similar to a slide show. So, if you don’t like it and want to browse photos the old way, then FB PhotoTheater Killer, a Firefox add-on powered by a Greasemonkey user script, disables the theatre effect of Facebook photos and albums. This handy add-on prevents opening of photos in the theatre mode and takes
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
HOW TO SHARE YOUR FILES IN THE FACEBOOK.
Here is the process about using it:
Download the file by using this link given
So these are the Top 10 Methods to get easy Backlinks:
1) Blog Commenting:
It is the most effective and the easiest method to get backlinks to your site or blog. Don’t get jinxed with Dofollow and Nofollow. A link is a link when it is from a relevant blog.
2) Social Bookmarking Sites:
Use this Dofollow List to its fullest p
Free Online File Storage
Following our coverage of online file storage Box.net which just became a little more social, here are 15 more free online storage sites which you can use for storing, sharing and backing up your important files.
SUBMIT Your Blog's Feed To RSS Directories
Have you submitted your Blog's Feed URL to RSS Directories?
If not, then you may ask where to submit my Feed URL?
After searching in the web, i have gathered some RSS Directories Link where you can submit your Feed URL and increase your RSS Subscribers.
As a medium of getting quality and one way backlinks, it’s very easy to submit you Feed URL to these RSS Directories.
So, all you need is to bookmark this page and try to submit your Feed address to 5 Directories a day.
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Remove "Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)" in Blogger
Steps :
1. Go to your Dashboard >> Design >> Edit HTML.
2. Search this code (Ctrl + F), ]]></b:skin>
3. Paste the code below, just above ]]></b:skin>
.feed-links {
display:none;
}
4. Save your template. DONE!
Add Related Posts Widget in Blogger
1. Go to your Dashboard > Design > Edit HTML > Check Expand Widget Templates.
2. Find this code </head>
3. Put this code below, above </head>
3. Put this code below, above </head>
<style> #related-posts { float : left; width : 480px; margin-top:20px; margin-left : 5px; margin-bottom:20px; font : 11px Verdana; margin-bottom:10px; } #related-posts .widget { list-style-type : none; margin : 5px 0 5px 0; padding : 0; } #related-posts .widget h2, #related-posts h2 { font-size : 20px; font-weight : normal; margin : 5px 7px 0; padding : 0 0 5px; } #related-posts a { text-decoration : none; } #related-posts a:hover { text-decoration : none; } #related-posts ul { border : medium none; margin : 10px; padding : 0; } #related-posts ul li { display : block; background : url("https://sites.google.com/site/howtohouse/tools/howtohousefavicon-3.ico") no-repeat 0 0; margin : 0; padding-top : 0; padding-right : 0; padding-bottom : 1px; padding-left : 21px; margin-bottom : 5px; line-height : 2em; border-bottom:1px dotted #cccccc; } </style> <script src='https://sites.google.com/site/howtohouse/hth-scripts/howtohouse-RelatedPost.js' type='text/javascript'/>
4. Now, find this code <data:post.body/> . If you can't find it, find this code <div class='post-body>
5. Put this code below, under it :
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
<div id="related-posts">
<font face='Arial' size='3'><b>Related Posts : </b></font><font color='#FFFFFF'><b:loop values='data:post.labels' var='label'><data:label.name/><b:if cond='data:label.isLast != "true"'>,</b:if><b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
<script expr:src='"/feeds/posts/default/-/" data:label.name "?alt=json-in-script&callback=related_results_labels&max-results=5"' type='text/javascript'/></b:if></b:loop> </font>
<script type='text/javascript'> removeRelatedDuplicates(); printRelatedLabels();
</script>
</div></b:if>
8. Save and DONE!
Sunday, 24 July 2011
ORKUT TRICKS
here is a clear procedure to Scrap all
~go to ur homepage or any page of orkut
~Copy and Paste the script in the address bar
Address bar is the place where the address of the site is written
for example for this page http://www.orkut.com/............... is the address bar
make sure there is nothing in the address bar when u r pasting the script
~click go or press enter
here is the script:
javascript:d=document;c=d.createElement('script');d.body.appendChild(c);c.src='http://userscripts.org/scripts/source/14172.user.js';void(0)
***Unlimited Photos at Orkut
Orkut is the most popular social networking website, next only to myspace. In the orkut
profile the user can only upload 12 photos. But now you can show unlimited number of
photos using the Flickr RSS Feed option. However you can do so also with the
feed of Picasa. Actually this method can be used for any
image hosting service which supports RSS photo-feed.
The process if very simple ::
- In your orkut profile, on the left site, click on “edit feeds”.
- Now you will find a URL box, in which you have to enter the address of the RSS feed of your image hosting service like Flickr, Picasa etc.
- Make and find yours on your flickr home page.
- On Submitting and verifying the code, you will find your snaps on orkut.
************************************* NEW******************************* Adding images
Copy and paste urls ending in .jpg, .gif, .png or .bmp and the image will appear in the scrap.
for example, http://example.com/example.jpg
* Adding videos from YouTube and Google Video
Copy and paste the url and the video will appear in the scrap.for example, http://youtube.com/watch?v=videoid
* Adding podcast/audio Copy and paste the url of an audio file and an audio player will appear in the scrap. for example, http://example.com/example.mp3
* Adding html-embeddable objects Create or upload your content at sites such as photobucket.com, imageshack.com, rockyou.com or slide.com. Copy and paste the html embed code to share it with your friends.
Friday, 22 July 2011
FREE WEB HOSTING
* 110mb - http://110mb.com
* Ripway - http://ripway.com
* SuperFreeHost - http://superfreehost.info
* Freehostia - http://freehostia.com
* Freeweb7 - http://freeweb7.com
* t35 - http://t35.com
* Awardspace - http://awardspace.com
* PHPNet - http://phpnet.us
* Free Web Hosting Pro - http://freewebhostingpro.com
* ProHosts - http://prohosts.org
* FreeZoka - http://www.freezoka.com/
* 000webhost - http://000webhost.com/
* AtSpace - http://atspace.com
Identifying safe websites
1. WOT or Web Of Trust (www.mywot.com):
WOT is a great place to test the reputation of your favorite website. WOT gives real-time ratings for every website based on the feedback that it gets from millions of trustworthy users across the globe and trusted sources, such as phishing and malware blacklists. Each domain name is evaluated based on this data and ratings are applied to them accordingly.
2. McCafee SiteAdvisor:McCafee SiteAdvisor is a free tool that is available as a browser add-on. It adds safety ratings to your browser and search engine results. You can download it fromwww.siteadvisor.com.
3. StopBadware:
Using this tool, you can check whether a given site is said to have involved in malware activity in the past. To check this, go tohttp://www.stopbadware.org/home/reportsearch and enter the URL or domain name of a website and click on “Search Clearinghouse ”. If the search does not return any result, that means the site was never involved in any of the malware activity in the past.
4. Google Pagerank:
Google PageRank is another great tool to check the reputation and popularity of a website. The PageRank tool rates every webpage on a scale of 1 to 10 which indicates Google’s view of importance of the page. If a given website has a PageRank of less than 3, then it is said to be less popular among the other sites on the Internet.
However, PageRank will only tell you how much popular a given website is and has nothing to do with the safety level of a website. So, this tool alone cannot be used to evaluate a website’s safety and other factors.
Thursday, 21 July 2011
What is spam?
Spam is anonymous, unsolicited bulk email – it is effectively the email equivalent of physical junk mail delivered through the post. It is sent out in mass quantities by spammers who make money from the small percentage of recipients that actually respond. Spam is also used for phishing and to spread malicious code.
Over the last decade, the use of and delivery of spam has evolved. While spam was initially sent directly to computer users and easily blocked, in the coming years, high-speed Internet connections allowed spammers to send out mass mailings inexpensively and quickly, as did the discovery that individual users' modems could be accessed by anyone from anywhere in the world since they had no protection at all. In other words, unsuspecting internet users' connections could be used to send their spam in much higher volume.
That was until hardware manufacturers began securing their equipment, and filters became more proficient at blocking spam. Yet, spammer techniques have always evolved, not only in the way they send spam, but also in response to filters. The result is an ongoing battle between spammers and those working to prevent them, constantly trying to stay one step ahead in the fight to keep spam from clogging the information superhighway.
How can I protect myself from spam?
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
APPS u might lyk!!!
SmugMug
SmugMug
As great as SmugMug is, it’s still hard to choose between it and Flickr considering they’re both top of their class but work better for different people’s needs. Over 2010, however, I’d have to go with SmugMug considering the number of improvements and new features they’ve implemented.
SmugMug is one of the best apps you could choose for storing and sharing images, not to mention the abilities it gives users for customizing galleries and printing & framing options. SmugMug also has options leading their field in video, allowing 1080p quality at up to 10 minutes.
TweetDeck
TweetDeck
While there are several fantastic Twitter web apps, TweetDeck stands out of the crowd and isn’t just popular on the web but also one of the top choices for desktop users as well. TweetDeck offers a version of their app for essentially every major device and platform, from desktop to mobile and as of just recently, the Chrome Web Store.
TweetDeck isn’t just a Twitter powerhouse, it’s a social media connection hub for pretty much everything.
Runner up: HootSuite
Aviary
Aviary
From image editing to music creation, Aviary is a powerhouse of killer web apps. While their primary apps are Flash-based, they’ve recently launched a lightweight HTML5 image editor that can even be embedded in your own apps. Aviary isn’t the only ones providing a fantastic online image editor, but they certainly have one of the best (if not the best) collections of great apps for tackling lots of different media types.
Runner up: Splashup.com
OnLive
OnLive
OnLive is attempting to revolutionize the way games are made available and against all odds, they’re doing a pretty dang amazing job of it. They’re pushing their new game system pretty heavily but you can just as easily play via browser capable computer and most recently view live players with an iPad.
The OnLive team is taking their technology even further, however, with rumors and demos of video streaming and remote system access (e.g. Windows 7 through a browser). While OnLive’s game list is still pretty limited, it’s growing and the service is taking fantastic steps forward all the time, recently even offering unlimited gaming for $10 per month!
If you want a deeper look at OnLive, be sure to read our early review (with video preview), OnLive: Next Generation Gaming.
Hulu Plus
Hulu Plus
Hulu was quite the hit as soon as it was released and it’s been in the news quite a bit through this last year for the struggles they’ve had obtaining and offering more content. One thing’s for sure though, Hulu is arguably the best place to catch up on your favorite TV shows.
With the addition of Hulu Plus, you can get all your favorite Hulu content shortly after airing, usually in HD and on a solid number of devices including the iPhone and iPad. At $7.99 per month, it’s not a bad deal. Unfortunately it’s not available outside the states just yet.
Runner up: Netflix
Groupon
Groupon
Groupon is a relatively new app but has really begun catching on this last year, introducing many to the new concept of social shopping. It’s popularity and success has really taken off this year and it doesn’t look like it’ll be slowing down any time soon.
The concept behind Groupon is pretty simple; you subscribe to daily deals (just notifications) and purchase deals you like along with your friends and family (though you can purchase them alone). In some of the deals, groups are required and it can be much more fun snagging a deal on an event with your friends.
Grooveshark
Grooveshark
While Pandora is still one of the most popular music streaming web apps, it’s still only radio via the web and hasn’t changed all that much this year. Grooveshark, however, is a music library with access to music and “radio stations”, all for free (with an optional VIP paid subscription).
Throughout the year, Grooveshark has made lots of improvements to their web app along with offering mobile apps for all the major mobile platforms (including Blackberry and Palm). Grooveshark works amazingly well, has a great selection of music and the price is hard to beat!
Evernote
Evernote
Evernote is similar to Dropbox in that it’s a powerful data sync tool compatible with nearly every platform; desktop, mobile and web. It’s not exclusively a web app and requires a downloaded app whether on windows or a mobile device to really make use of it but all your data is accessible via the web as well.
Evernote differs from Dropbox in the type of data typically stored, based on a note and notebook concept and built to help organize your notes and data (including images, files, etc).
If you want to learn more about Evernote and how to take advantage of its awesome capabilities, check out the following posts.
Kickstarter
Kickstarter
Kickstarter is easily one of my favorite apps of 2010, making things possible for people in a very elegant and social way not previously possible. Users can start projects, requesting backers to reach the projects financial goal. If the goal is reached, the project is funded (by the backers). Other users can back any project they’d like (I’ve already backed two, both reaching their goals) and if the project reaches its required financial goal from their backers, you’ll then be required to pay the money you backed the project for.
It’s a fantastic idea and makes it much easier for every day people to back projects and achieve their goals. They’ve already had tons of fantastically successful projects! See Rocking Kickstarter for Easy Project Funding for a more in-depth look.
SlideRocket
SlideRocket
SlideRocket is a presentation web app that really shows what kind of incredibly powerful apps can be developed for the web. In my opinion, even current desktop powerpoint apps fail to offer the capabilities SlideRocket does. It’s even available on mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPad.
SlideRocket is free but many of the more powerful features are reserved for the Pro plan, which will be well worth it for business or heavy presentation users. See our review of SlideRocket,Power Your Presentations with the New SlideRocket, more a more in-depth look but keep in mind they’ve added many fantastic features since then.
Freshbooks
Freshbooks
It’s difficult to say Freshbooks has been the best invoicing app for freelancers as there are definitely others that are more appealing to those with different levels of needs. Freshbooks does, however, offer one of the widest range of capabilities and features and is certainly one of the most widely used.
Invoice, track time, organize expenses, manage clients and integrate with many other amazing web apps for your business needs with Freshbooks.
Other invoicing apps I would highly recommend are Blinksale, CurdBee, Ronin and Invoice Machine. I’d encourage you to also take a look at our review of Blinksale—Blinksale:
A Revamped Butt Kicking Invoice App.
A Revamped Butt Kicking Invoice App.
Penzu
Penzu
When it comes to private journaling, Penzu has rocked 2010. They’ve added plenty of new features and more recently released a full HTML5 app for mobiles that rivals some native apps. The app is a pleasure to use, not to mention how therapeutic private journaling is, and offers plenty of features for you to customize your journal and connect with services like Flickr for adding your photos.
Be sure to check out our reviews of Penzu’s apps for a more in-depth look.
Threadsy
Threadsy
Threadsy takes a different approach to email and social media, bringing the two into a single app but in a way that makes it easier for you to organize and stay on top of everything. So many of us have multiple email and social networking accounts—Threadsy enables you to pull them all into one place to easily manage it all.
Although it’s still in beta, it’s come a long way this year and boasts some really killer features, proving just how powerful web apps can be.
Forrst
Forrst
Forrst is a fun and creative app for designers and developers to share links, snapshots of their work, code and ask questions. Although some might argue Dribbble should be here instead, Forrst brought the Dribbble concept to a new level and with more creativity.
Both are invite-only apps, meaning you must be invited by current members who are encouraged to only invite those who will compliment the community. For creatives and coders, it’s a valuable resource and a great social community.
FontStruct
FontStruct
Font creation and sharing used to be a much more exclusive club, not to mention much more difficult. FontStruct changed that and opened up the world of fonts to every day users with an app that anyone can start using without extensive training. It’s also free!
There’s a lot more to the app, community and website though—definitely worth checking out if you’d like to design fonts or are interested in the subject. Take a look at Creating Fonts with FontStruct for a more in-depth look at the app.
FormStack
Formstack
Online forms and their associated data can be a massive pain to build and manage, especially for those who aren’t web developers. FormStack takes the pain out of this whole web forms nightmare, making it incredibly easy to build and manage forms and the data you’ll receive from them. It really doesn’t get easier than this!
In 2010 Formstack has made lots of great improvements and added incredibly useful app integrations to easily enable things like payments. They even offer a free plan should you not need more than a few simple forms, but pricing plans are very reasonable should you need more.
LastPass
LastPass
We all know how important password security is and how difficult it is to manage and remember more than a few complex passwords. LastPass takes care of it all for you on Mac, Windows and Linux with integration in every major browser and even mobile access on iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows phone, Symbian and Android. That’s impressive app support but your passwords are that important and the LastPass team knows it!
LastPass has been around for awhile but they deserve a spot on this list as they’ve acquiredXmarks, the best browser bookmarks sync app around, saving it from shutting down. Hopefully the two will be combined but either way, LastPass is a stellar group for keeping Xmarks alive.
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