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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Delicious Relaunched Today with Web 2.0ish Design
The popular social bookmarking site delicious relaunched today with a new design. It took almost one year to launch delicious 2.0 i don’t why it took this long for them to launch a new design. Along with the design the … Continue reading
Gmail “Never send it to spam”
Gmail has added a new filter rule “Never send it to spam”. Enabling this filter rule ensures your important email messages will never end up in Spam folder of gmail. To enable it go to Filters in settings and select … Continue reading
Batch Resize Images with Fotosizer
Fotosizer is a free batch image resizer tool for windows. It allows you batch resize images using either percentage of width and height or by specifying a custom width and height. You can select individual files or entire folders for … Continue reading
Send Files up to 2GB for free
Streamfile is a free service that allows you to send files of up to 2GB to your recipients. One good thing is there is nothing to install, just use your browser to send the files. There are many sites that … Continue reading
The Mojave Experiment is crap
Microsoft is reaching out to users to tell them that Windows Vista doesn’t suck. There is nothing wrong in reaching out to users to convince them to use Windows vista, but the experiment itself is a dumb experiment. What is … Continue reading
Pushtheweb: Remind your site visitors to upgrade their browsers
PushTheWeb.com is an effort towards a safe and better web browsing experience for users. The site or blog owners can embed the code to their blogs or sites, the code checks the web browser site visitors are using and shows … Continue reading
Favtape: Muxtape Style for Your Pandora and Last.fm
Favtape is a way to listen to songs in Muxtape style. Just enter your Last.fm username or Pandora profile URL to listen to your mixtape. It shows the songs you loved, your top songs and the recent ones. Favtape gives … Continue reading
Launchy Application Launcher for Linux
Launchy is one of the best windows application launcher available. Launchy new version released today got support for Linux OS and it works with Gnome and KDE desktops. Gnome Do is another launcher for Gnome desktop, if you are familiar … Continue reading
Cuil: New Search Engine Launched Today
Today’s blogosphere buzz is about a new search engine in the town called “Cuil” (Pronounced as “Cool”). Everyone jumped on the new kid and draw conclusions that it is bad, worse and not relevant. Yes i tried a few queries … Continue reading
How to see hidden web site server details
URLInfo is a nifty utility built on Google App Engine that shows the hidden web server details of any site you wish to see. It is true that the data is good for nothing but if you see some sites … Continue reading
