Monday, 10 January 2011

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Sunday, 9 January 2011

Facebook Unveils Profile Page Redesign

Facebook announced a redesign of user profile pages. Some changes include a new introduction at the top of the page that tells viewers where you’re from, where you went to school, and where you work. 
You can list projects you've worked on, classes you've taken, your favorite musicians, sports, teams, etc. There are images for your interests so your information is displayed more visually.
The biggest change is the emphasis on photos: from the summary at the top of the page to photos of your relationships, images dominate the new design. You'll also notice that Facebook has done away with the old tabbed interface that separated your wall, info, photos and events into different pages. These viewing options have largely been pushed into the left rail below your primary profile photo.
Facebook engineer Josh Wiseman has announced the new features in Facebook Blog:
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Today I'm excited to introduce you to some improvements we've made to the Facebook profile, so now it's even easier for you to tell your story and learn about your friends.

 A New Introduction

The profile begins with a quick overview of basic information such as where you're from, where you went to school, and where you work—the kinds of conversation starters you share with people you've just met or exchange with old friends as you get reacquainted.
And since there's often no better way to learn about a person than through photos, the profile now includes a row of recently tagged photos of you. In my case, my profile features pics from my engagement and wedding, two of my life's most recent and happiest moments.

Featured Friends

You can now highlight the friends who are important to you, such as your family, best friends or teammates. Create new groups of friends, or feature existing friends lists. I opted to feature my Ultimate Frisbee teammates, giving the rest of my friends a way to learn more about that part of my life.

New Experiences

The profile also gives you new ways to share your interests and activities. You can list the projects you worked on at your job, classes you took in school, your favorite musicians and sports teams, and more. You can also share your life philosophy by connecting to the religions, political affiliations, and people you follow and admire. All your interests and experiences are now represented with images, making your entire profile a more compelling visual experience.
 Personally, I opted to add this profile project to my work history at Facebook, and I tagged the people who worked on it with me. I also added "Ultimate Frisbee" as one of the sports I play and included a description of my team's victories at the USA Ultimate National Championships and World Championships.

Improved Photos and Friends Pages

Thanks to the cool new "infinite scroll" feature, it's now much faster and more fun to browse all your photos. The Friends page now allows you to quickly find the people you're looking for: just search by name, hometown, school or a number of other dimensions. I met a ton of new Ultimate players at Nationals, and the new profile has made it so much easier to locate and learn about them.
 We're really excited about the new profile.  We're rolling it out gradually and plan to get it to everyone by early next year.  You can learn more about the new features on this page.
The profiles are being rolled out gradually and the company says it hopes to get it to everyone by early next year. If you want it immediately, you can upgrade here.

UPGRADE YOUR FACEBOOK PROFILE HERE:HTTP://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/ABOUT/PROFILE/

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Google Launches US centric E-Bookstore

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Google has launched its long-awaited e-bookstore, Google E-books, bringing more than 3 million books — many of them free — to any device with a web browser in the U.S Google claims that its service is “the largest e-books collection in the world with more than three million titles including hundreds of thousands for sale”. 
Unlike the iBookstore, which is limited to iOS devices, Google's eBooks is available on a host of platforms - including laptops and tablets to smartphones just like Kindle, giving it a competitive edge over Apple’s iBookstore.
Google had this to say on their blog:
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4Chan Takes Down Mastercard Site In Support Of WikiLeaks


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In retaliation for refusing to let Mastercard customers donate to Wikileaks, 4Chan has successfully taken down the website of Mastercard.com with orchestrated DDOS attacks.
The 4Chan/Anonymous backed Operation Payback has also lead efforts against  the RIAA , you can find a direct link to more details on how 4Chan is organizing their WikiLeaks and Julian Assange support efforts here.
Attacks have also hit Paypal and Swiss bank PostFinance and other sites which have  refused service to Assange. EveryDNS.net as well as Amazon are also possible targets.
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iFree Recorder : An Application That Record Skype Calls Automatically

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iFree Recorder is a easy-to-use tool for recording Skype voice conversations. It can record Skype2Skype calls, SkypeOut/SkypeIn calls, Conference calls. Once activate iFree recorder, Skype user can adjust Skype Call Recording option either choosing record both sides conversation, only record my side or Only record remote side. Plus more, Skype user even can adjust Skype voice recording audio mode and audio bitrate too.
iFree Recorder has following features :
  • Automatic or manual recording capabilities.
  • Can be used to record Skype2Skype calls, SkypeOut/SkypeIn calls, Conference calls.
  • Can Record both sides / Only record your side / Only record remote side
  • Record your calls to MP3 format (Using Lame MP3 Encoder).
  • Record history.
  • Built-in audio player.
Skype Recording Audio Quality Option:
  • Recording Mode – It’s support Mono/Stereo/Joint Stereo Mode.
  • Recording Bitrate – Choice of bitrates from 32 bits upto 256 bits.
  • Recording Rate – Choice of rate from 16kHz upto 48kHz.
Quick start:
1. Double click the iFreeRecorder.exe file to install it, and make sure you have Skpye installed.


2. iFree Skype Recorder will try to connect to Skype on the first start, and will be waiting for authorization.


3. Click "Allow Access" button to allow iFree Skype Recorder to use Skype.

Download iFree Recorder from HERE
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How To Print Documents to any Printer in World ??


With PrinterShare® you can print documents and photos on other people's printers as easily as on the one connected to your machine. No special technical knowledge is required from both - printer owner and user. It just works!

With PrinterShare® you can share your printer in less than a minute and let other people connected to the Internet (your friends, relative and colleagues) print paper documents on it. You don't need to know or deal with specifics of network sharing, complex settings and figuring out Windows access rights.

PrinterShare software automatically detects printers connected to your computer including local network printers. As long as you can print in it yourself, you can share the printer and let other people use it.


Check HERE for "How PrinterShare works?"
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Download PrinterShare for Windows from HERE
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