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Saturday, November 27, 2010
☞ Why is it a huge LOL product?
☞ What’s the USP of the video?
☞ What makes it look offbeat?
☞ And finally why people are crazy to share it?
Now here are some steps to follow once you get started:
Should look real:
Video Length:
Engaging Headlines:
Selecting a Category Wisely:
Spin a Story:
Use Social Media:
Remember success is not instant, keep working on your video and sure it will go viral.
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Saturday, November 27, 2010 by Sridhar · 37
Friday, October 8, 2010

1.Gmail goggles
Turn on Mail Goggles before heading out for drinks. The feature, which is a hit with party animals, prevents you from sending out reckless declarations of love or hatred. It makes you do some math before allowing you hit 'Send'. Cant't do the math? You'll need to log off and return tomorrow.
2.Message Recall
Some office mail applications have this option but it only works if the message hasn't been read yet and if the recipient lets you recall it.
3.Facebook faux pas
And finally one for FB, Did your friend upload an unflattering photo of yours and ignore requests to delete it? Click on 'remove tag'. It will still be online but won't show up in your list.
4.No comments
If you made a comment on a public forum and there's no delete option, change your display name so it doesn't show up in search results for your real name.
5.Confidential chat
On Google chat, select "Go off the record" to prevent chats from being saved and reproduced.
Friday, October 8, 2010 by Sridhar · 0
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Read on, then, to discover the secrets of Google searching—and become a Google power searcher.
1.Why Google Delivers More Targeted Results Than Other
Search Engines?
Like most of the major search engines, Google assembles the pages in its search index by using special “searchbot” or crawler software to scour the Web. Found pages are automatically added to Google’s ever-expanding database; when you perform a search, you’re actually searching this database of Web pages, not the Web itself.
The results of your Google searches are ranked according to Google’s trademarked PageRank technology. This technology measures how many other pages link to a particular page; the more links to a page, the higher that page ranks.
2.Resurrect Dead Pages
What do you do if you click to a Web page in the search results list, but that page no longer exists? (It happens; thousands of older Web pages go dead every day.) You may still be in luck, because Google saves a copy of each page that it indexes as it existed at the time it was indexed. So even if a page is dead and gone, you may still be able to view the cached (saved) version of that page on Google’s server.
To display a specific cached page, use the cache: operator, like this: cache:URL. For example, to display the cached version of Mashable home page, enter cache:www.mashable.com.
3.List Pages That Link to a Specific Page
Want to know which other Web pages are linked to a specific page? Because Google works by tracking page links, this is easy to find out. All you have to do is use the link: operator, like this: link:URL. For example, to see the thousands of pages that link to Microsoft’s Web site, enter link:www.microsoft.com.
4.List Similar Pages
Have you ever found a Web page you really like, and then wondered if there were any more like it on the Web? Wonder no more; you can use Google’s related: operator to display pages that are in some way similar to the specified page. For example, if you really like the news stories on the CNN Web site (www.cnn.com), you can find similar pages by entering related:www.cnn.com.
5.Find Out More about a Specific Page
Google collects a variety of information about the Web pages it indexes. In particular, Google can tell you which pages link to that page (see the link: operator, above), which pages are similar to that page (the related: operator), and which pages contain that page’s URL. To get links to all this information on a single page, use Google’s info: operator. For example, entering info:www.mashable.com. displays the information about Mashable.com
6.Narrow Your Search To A Specific Domain or Website
Maybe you want to search only those sites within a specific top-level Web domain, such as .com or .org or .edu—or, perhaps, within a specific country’s domain, such as .uk (United Kingdom) or .in (India). Google lets you do this by using the site: operator. Just enter the operator followed by the domain name, like this: site:.domain. For example, to search only those sites within the .edu domain, you’d enter site:.edu. To search only Indian sites, enter site:.in. Remember to put the “dot” before the domain. The site: operator can also be used to restrict your search to a specific Web site.
In this instance, you enter the entire top-level URL, like this: site:www .website.domain. For example, to search only within cnn.com, enter site:www.cnn.com. To search only within Microsoft’s Web site www.microsoft.com, enter site:www.microsoft.com. Your results will include only pages listed within the specified Web site.
Saturday, October 2, 2010 by Sridhar · 1
Monday, September 27, 2010

We are all used to seeing Google’s homepage logo change throughout the year, depending on what event is being staged at that time. It could be a logo at Halloween, Christmas, Father’s Day,New Year. But today its their own occasion, we will see an image of a “Birthday Cake”. This is to celebrate Google’s 12th Anniversary.
There has been a little confusion as to exactly when Google’s birth date is? In the past the search engine has celebrated on September 7, and although its domain was officially registered on September 15 1997, reports have suggested that today, September 27, is the day that we can show our appreciation for Google.
The huge search engine serves as an information and advertising service to millions of users each day, and since its release, the site has now added Gmail e-mail software, social networking tools and Orkut. As well as this, Google have extended its service to the desktop with applications such as “Google Chrome” web browser, “Picasa” photo software and “Google Talk Instant Messaging”.
It also ventured into Smartphone OS Market With its 'Android' which is 2nd in the market already,the list goes on and its sure that there is lots more to come, So lets hope Google keeps us saying 'Wow!' forever.
Happy 12th Birthday to Google!
Monday, September 27, 2010 by Sridhar · 0
Monday, September 20, 2010

First thing first whatever Google does, it hits bullseye with its simple and cleverly engaging design and absolutely no non-sense. For instance you look at the google home page you have what you want and nothing else, understanding user needs and innovating is the USP of Google's dream run in the WWW.
Google is renowned for its interest putting its hand on almost everything on the Tech world, it has its own Social Network Orkut, its own cloud OS Chrome(one of its kind), its own Browser Chrome, its own Smart Phone OS Android, its own Messenger Gtalk, its own blog service Blogger, its own Mail Gmail, its own location service Google Earth, its own Video hosting site YouTube, the list goes on now the point is in each thing mentioned above google has revolutionsed the field and topped some as well.
There no stopping Google and its Innovations, it continues to impress one and all, Fact of the matter is that it is here Stay and Rock.
Monday, September 20, 2010 by Sridhar · 1
Sunday, September 19, 2010

The stories on how each of you hate IE in your own way never ends,here are 3 browsers which will make you dump IE
1.Mozilla Firefox
The Most Trusted and the one with Most Users is Really a Comprehensive browser. The USP of Firefox is its thousands of 'Add-ons' which lets you have Fun and Geekier Browsing Experience. The next thing is that Firefox is a 'Complete' browser with very good JavaScript support and faster page loading, And to add to that it is secure browser with absolutely no loopholes.
2.Google Chrome
This browser from the Internet giant Google is the is the one to watch out for,with its simplicity and clever design,overall support makes it real contender for Firefox.Its Support for JavaScript is awesome,thus it makes Social Networking faster and not to forget that its a Cloud browser,so you can call it the Most Secure browser. Something that will make you say 'Wow!!' is that it is the Fastest browser along with Opera. The Add-ons support is really good as well. So a browser that you should try.
3.Opera
Opera is a 'Mixed-bag' ,it has its ups and downs. It is the joint fastest browser as mentioned earlier, But still it lacks on fronts like JavaScript and 'engaging' Add-ons. But still it does things that other browsers dont do,for instance this feature is 'Wow!!' stuff for sure: You can host a file in your PC and let your buddy download it, or even you can access content from your PC when you are on the move and thereby you can play a server with 'Opera Unite' that is offered by Opera.
Sunday, September 19, 2010 by Sridhar · 0


