Nokia jumped in to social network space with a mobile centric network named mosh.
You can upload media content like images, photos, videos, audio to your profile, search for other users content. You can share, bookmark and download the cotent. more on mosh at mashable
Although the site is in private beta you can register by entering ‘ALLACCESS’ in the password field, Techcrunch noticed this. If you can’t register comment here i will send you the invitation.
This is a followup to my post 10 Beautiful Dark WordPress Themes, since all of us won’t like dark themes and some prefer clean and light themes. Keeping this in mind i compiled 10 clean and light themes for you. Let me know how do you feel about these themes.
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While we are at [tag]web 2.0[/tag], there is a lot of buzz generating about web 3.0, recently Google CEO Eric Schmidt was asked to define Web 3.0 at Seoul Digital Forum by an audience member. He first joked web 2.0 is a marketing term and then went on to explain web 3.0.
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The folks at Common Craft who are behind RSS in Plain English came up with a new video which explains social bookmarking for the not so techie audience.
[via Digital Inspiration]
Google is testing new Adsense units with Related words showing at the bottom of the ad units.
When i first saw it i thought someone hacked my site and added some links, because one of the link is Adult Blog.
Later confirmed from here
Apart from Related words Adsense units are also showing show more link when you click this it will take you to new search results page with that word.
Scrybe is a organizer application, it makes you forget all other apps for organizing. It works offline too. Thanks to Inviteshare i got a beta invitation to check scrybe, currently it is in phase3 Beat and hopefully goes public soon.
Scrybe is one of the best web apps i tried in recent times, i won’t blog much about its features but i would suggest you watch scrybe video demo, I bet you will love it and say “Wow”
video link for RSS users
Kanak of tecfre.com alerted me to plagiarism of my posts, with a post on his blog. I checked the site in question and found that atleast 11 of my posts have been published as it is with out any credits and mention of the sources.
Few days back i discovered that someone copied my post without giving any credits, but after i came to know the author doesn’t know the fair use rules and apologized. This time the author knows everything because most of the posts from his blog (http://roboticdegree.blogspot.com) are from different sources, he didn’t took time to give source credits. There is no way contact him, the only way is to post a message through a widget, i posted a message 2 days back and it was deleted.
I just quickly searched on the net on what to do in such a situation, i found this post from QOT and immediately contacted Google Adsense. I got a reply from Google, see the transcript below.
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Recently launched news ranking site Spotplex just sucks. Spotplex ranks the stories based on page views and categorizes them.
Look at the spotplex technology section and you will know what i mean. One would expect technology stories on spotplex technology section but to my surprise there are few irrelevant stories (kind of a soft porn), i looked at few popular technology section pages and the result is same. To my surprise most of these stories are from one blog (mastmaja.blogspot.com), i would love to know what this blogger did to manipulate spotplex rankings. If you look at his blog posts you will find that he placed 2 spotplex widgets this may be the reason?.
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These are some interesting posts from the tech blogopshere, Hope you will enjoy reading these posts.
Sorry for no updates on this blog from past one week, my old readers know the reason but my new readers may be wondering of this. I am currently in India for a vacation, i will be back in a couple of days and will continue blogging, till then please bear with me.
My recent post 20 open source windows apps for you got popular and drawing good traffic from through stumbleupon, i would like to thank you all of you who stumbled, commented and linked to it. This post so far received 60,000 page views, this became most popular post on my blog. Not only page views but it helped me to increase my feedburner subscribers list, now i have around 207 subscribers.
Some of you have requested for 8apps.com invites but i could not send it because of my busy schedule. Now i am sending the invites to all of you who have requested them.
I got emails from some of you regarding new web2.0 sites, link exchanges, requests for trying some apps. I will get back to you in a couple of days.
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