Archives for November 2008

Yahoo Glue Launches in US

Yahoo Glue is now available in US, after initial testing on Yahoo India finally Yahoo launched for US. The Glue pages according to Yahoo are generated by computer algorithms and the algorithm chooses which modules to show on a particular page. Here modules are blocks of information, text, news, ... Read More →

Gmail Themes

If you are bored of seeing the same Gmail interface over and over, here is a good news, Gmail has rolled out themes for Gmail interface. As usual themes are not yet available for all Gmail users, they will be rolled out in phases. Gmail blog says apart from themes the default look got some minor ... Read More →

Vote for Mashable’s 2nd Annual Open Web Awards

2nd Annual Open Web Awards nominations are closed and the voting for the first round is open now. From Mashable: During the nominations round, we received over 43,000 verified nominations. We narrowed down this huge pool to the 10 most-nominated sites and services in each category (where 10th ... Read More →

Watch web shows on the desktop with StreamDesk

If you watch lot of web shows like Ustream.tv or Justin.tv, StreamDesk is for you, it brings popular web shows to your desktop in a single player. StreamDesk is a desktop application for windows and Mac for watching live streaming video from the web shows. You can see the list of all the ... Read More →

Get Windows 7 Calculator for Windows Vista

Windows 7 got a useful Calculator with lot of options. Windows Vista calculator has two modes, one is standard and the other is Scientific, Windows 7 calculator got Programmer and Statistics modes apart from Standard and Scientific modes. Not only modes but it has some options which allow you to ... Read More →

XPSysPad: Windows XP Launcher and Monitoring Utility

XPSysPad is a freeware that allows easy access to windows system information and windows system utilities such as control panel applets. It can also recover Windows 2000/XP & MS-Office product keys. It can launch the hidden windows applications, launch any program with in a single click, search ... Read More →

Visit Ancient Rome in 3D with Google Earth

Google Earth now goes back in Time to 320 AD to show you the Ancient Rome in 3D. Google Earth got a new layer called "Ancient Rome 3D", "produced by the University of Virginia's Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities (IATH) and based on its Rome Reborn model, contains over 6,700 3D ... Read More →

Translate your Google Reader subscriptions

Google Reader is one of the best feed readers available for getting updates via RSS feeds from various blogs and websites. It added a new feature, automated translation support that allows you to read foreign language blogs or website feeds. ... Read More →