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Yeah its true, Metacafe.com which is the world’s biggest entertainment website has just launched their mobile site but the website is in its very initial testing stages. And it is yet to be announced officially.

I am regular viewer of metacafe.com and i also upload my videos there. I usually check my channel and videos ratings through my cell phone. Yesterday according to my common practice i thought of checking my channel status on metacafe via my cell phone but when when i entered the URL metacafe.com in my cell phone browser i was surprized to see a different website than i expected. When i paid some attention i came to know that it was a wap version of metacafe.com and the address bar said its m.metacafe.com. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’ve been looking around for an mp3 player, chances are you are very confused with all the different specifications and the vast array of products out there. You’ve read that you can get your entire music collection on to one mp3 player and that’s true – but not every mp3 player. You have also been told that you can throw them around, go jogging with them, climb a mou Read the rest of this entry »

As Most of the mobile phone users around the world are fimiliar with the world’s biggest mobile softwares website/forum known as DOTSIS.com. Yeah it was indeed a very cool and great website but now unfortunately due to some negligence by the head admin the website is at its one of the worst times….

Actually a few months ago Dotsis admin launched a new sister site named as Dotnxt that site was also cool and got fame and many dotsis users joined it…… Read the rest of this entry »

Ncomputing, a privately held virtualisation software and hardware company, is redefining the business economics by revolutionising the public access to computers. The company has introduced a technology that can help lower desktop computing costs, improves manageability, and reduces both energy consumption and e-waste.

The technology has brought a revolution in accessibility by providing maximum access in minimum cost. The unused capacity of the PC will be utilised in such a manner that it will be simultaneously used by the multiple users. Read the rest of this entry »

Well this is a common question which arises in almost every adsense user after he starts earning and observes that some times he gets a dollar or above for even one click and some times he doesnt even get a dollar for several clicks.

Actually there are many things which are monitored before you are paid for a single click on your adsense adds. I will explain explain some of the things below which i have extracted  from my 3 years adsense experience. Read the rest of this entry »

If you are a movie maker – professional or amateur – then you are really concerned with different movie file formats. Especially, the amateurs get confused as to what format should be used to save their out. Well, in this article I will guide you about the contemporary movie formats. Pros and cons of each format are also being given; the choice will only be yours.

The best format to choose depends on the end purpose and audience of your movie. First ask yourself a few questions, for example: how will the movie be distributed? Is file size a concern to you? How important is compatibility? So, here we go with a gentle introduction to each format and the purposes each is suited to.

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As we head into a holiday full of airports, car rentals and other assorted travel, the reality of lost laptops with confidential/private data has begun to set in.

With Windows XP and Windows Vista, Microsoft offers a nifty feature to encrypt files or folders using Encrypting File System (EFS). Here’s how to encrypt your files or folders. When you are logged on to your computer, you’ll be able to read them. Anyone who tries to use your computer without your logon will not be able to read them at all.

i. To begin, click Start, then All Programs, then Accessories, then click Windows Explorer.

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What’s the current procedure for finding a particular type of image on the Web? At present, the only way to search for images is based on text captions that people have entered by hand for each picture, and unfortunately many images lack such information.

Researchers have been desperately trying to discover an efficient way for such a search wherein a caption, or any information based on manually entered text is not required. The credit after all goes to MIT researcher ñ they have successfully done it. It takes surprisingly few pixels of informationto be able to identify the subject of an image. The discovery could lead to great advances in the automated identification of online images and, ultimately, provide a basis for computers to see like humans do. Read the rest of this entry »