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June 14th, 2007 I have started tweaking the layout of this blog. I have made some changes based on my perception of aesthetics and usefulness.

July 13th, 2006 The key new features of Firefox 2.0 beta (with brief commentary) are: Integrated spell-checker - no more excuse for poor spelling in form data Bookmarked web site summary - small updated headlines that sites can create that display in the bookmark sidebar in Firefox Crashed session recovery - finally I can replace tab browser extension Re-open recently closed tabs - this one is a life-saver Anti-phishing warning popup - I hate popups but will let this one slide. Search suggestion - live dropdown of suggested terms while searching Tab close button on tabs - Personally I like ctrl-w better, a close button on every tab just makes it more crowded, not convenient RSS feed preview - provides information on an RSS feed when the user is subscribing to it You can download and test it here.

March 22nd, 2006 Yahoo lanuched a service to provide local telephone number for $2.99 per month. The calls will have to be initiated from a PC, but can be made to traditional landline phones and cellphones.

January 12th, 2009 Blog authors now have an exhilarating news with Google blog converters 1.0 being released. Blogger.com was allowing its bloggers to export all the contents of the blog previously.

April 15th, 2005 A one minute guide to deciding fonts for web documents and resources. Resources Informative article on web safe fonts (fonts which look good on the web).

December 27th, 2008 After Windows XP, even a darn Microsoft lover will agree that they have put hardly any step right. Especially after the critics that half cooked dish like Windows Vista received, 2008 was by no means the year for Microsoft to remember.

October 20th, 2005 I wouldn't re-hash popular arguments for / against providing full RSS feeds here. I would just like to point out a simple capability with most RSS readers, I have tested with, that can be leveraged to keep both camps happy.

August 20th, 2008 Google has decided that boring (into) the World Wide Web is not enough and it plans to start drilling into the earth's crust. Google promised nearly $11 million in technology to expand USA’s geothermal energy reserves.

January 16th, 2009 More than often it happens that you log in a new webite, took time to fill up the details.  Well away! The next time you go for a log in you remember nothing about it, forgot password is totally out of your mind. Well to turn things around RoboForm can be your help.

January 14th, 2009 It happened to me just the other day. Someone deliberately got into my Firefox, cracked my login information from security options and surfed to my password secured websites at glory.

August 21st, 2006 I was just visting PodTech.net, Robert Scoble's (ex-human face of Microsoft) new startup. It was founded in 2005 by John Furrier in 2005.

June 23rd, 2009 Lot of you are interested to work on photo and graphic works, but can't afford the advanced graphic software applications like Phtotoshop, PhotoImpact, PhotoPlus etc. Moreover, it's mere wasting your money to purchase expensive software, when there are efficient freewares that you serve your purpose.

May 27th, 2009 With Apple's next-gen iPhone awaiting a release this summer, the company doesn't want to loose its ground over its much-coveted music device. According to the sources, Apple would be launching the iPod nano that is the fourth generation predecessor of iPod.

August 30th, 2006 Oracle has continued its push into business intelligence analytics by releasing PeopleSoft Enterprise Performance Management 9. The release adds broader enterprise planning and compliance management capabilities, as well as more features specific to higher-education institutions, including a Campus Solutions Warehouse module.

July 26th, 2006 Update: I am delighted to announce the release of Angsuman's Translator Plugin Pro for WordPress 2.x blogs. It provides automatic machine translation of your blog in eight different languages - German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.