Qweboo is a social search engine, that provides users with control over the Web.

Nowadays, more and more people are using Facebook and Twitter as tools to not only share and socialize with friends, but to also follow the things that grab their interests and attention. People are beginning to find ways to effectively communicate posts and messages with more accuracy and relevancy with the use of hashtags. People are discovering the latest trends in fashion, music, arts, sports, technology etc.


While it is obvious that social media is here to stay, there are critical questions facing the future of social media. Questions like, “How can we effectively and productively connect?” “How do we receive information that which is relevant to our personal interest?” “How do we filter our own streams without having Google, Facebook, Twitter or some interest bot do it for us?” & “How much social media can we actually consume?”

Looking to the future, Cisco IBSG predicts there will be 25 billion devices connected to the Internet by 2015, and 50 billion by 2020.” Both the types of information we can share will dramatically increase, and the number of people from whom we can receive this content will also grow. Providing people more ways to share online is no longer the challenge. A new paradigm of relevancy is now emerging, which goes beyond the question of whether “to follow or not follow” or “to friend or not friend.” Due to the increase in real time content, Facebook and Twitter are attempting to do the filtering of our streams for us, such that we only see what they think most interests us. Could there be a better way? A way where content consumers get to see the content they are interested in and content distributors can target their posts to their target audience.

Follow too many Fan Pages and all of a sudden your News Feed becomes cluttered with too much information. Facebook has incorporated edgerank algorithm to learn from your engagement and site activity so it can show you the posts it thinks you want to see. But the reality is that you are the only one that knows what you truly want to see at the given moment.

Twitter has added “Group” and “List” features to help curate your interest streams. But the problem is that the only variable determining your interest stream in a list is the people you put into a list. Why use the individual user as the only variable that determines the distribution of an interest stream when most people nowadays are so dynamic and share information on different topics like news, sports, entertainment, politics, fashion, music, etc…? Could there be a better way of creating a real-time interest relevant feed from your social networks?

You have sites like TweetDeck, Hootsuite, Friendfeed that aggregate your social networks to bring them under one dashboard. While they are on the right track as far as wrapping the social web together, they still can’t differentiate the relevant posts from the social spam and clutter that naturally come as your social network grows. To me they got it all backwards. They’re taking the noise from your individual social networks and just adding bigger noise. Noise + Noise = Twice the Noise.

Qweboo Combines Your Facebook and Twitter Feeds

Follow a few hundred people, like a few posts and your social media feeds quickly becomes cluttered with useless noise obscuring the content that really matters. Qweboo does not do the thinking for you. It works with you by allowing you to control and fine tune information that you want to see right now. Qweboo makes the social web smarter, enabling you to create your own social web around your interests.

About the Startup

Luis Andres was a young college student at the University of Southern California in the fall of 1999. He came up with what was arguably one of the earliest takes on social networking: instead of going to Yahoo (the leading search portal at the time) to search for content, it came to you in your email inbox by the people and groups that you trusted.
The Dot Com bust of 2002 spoiled his plans but only temporarily since by late 2010 (“after being frustrated with the noise and spam in my twitter home feed“), he refurbished the concept as a social media aggregator that would fetch posts from Twitter and Facebook and organize them into what he called Live Pages – mini social networks built around your favorite topics of interests that update in real-time.

The system uses hastags to create groups (Community Mode) and also acts as a filter (Discovery Mode). For example, put ‘sports’ into Community Mode and this live page will only fetch posts containing the word sports. Now add your favorite sports like Basketball, Baseball, Football, Soccer etc in Discovery Mode to narrow down and curate the feed.

About Their Plans

Their basic idea is to make it really simple for a user to send targeted tweets/posts to their followers. Publishers, bloggers, content creators will now have a very powerful yet simple way to target their posts to interested followers by using the human element of Smart Live Tagging a post. Smart Live Tagging is strategically tagging posts from broad to narrow keywords .

Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr and even facebook users are already tagging posts and tweets with hash tags. It’s knowing how to decipher and use hashtags for proper use what’s key to maximize content relevance and target audience distribution . Qweboo’s site dynamics will do this for you by matching the interest relevance from the Live tagging done within the Qweboo community. Through a little bit of competitive web crowdsourcing and proper user compensation, Qweboo will let you build and own your social web without taking away the social human element in the process…


Sign up : http://www.qweboo.com

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Motorola’s RAZRi Has a Whopping 2GHz Intel Processor

Calling it their "biggest launch since the original RAZR" (no sniggering in the back row, please), Motorola's RAZRi is the first phone with a 2GHz Intel processor; however good that may be. Sounds impressive though, non?

Intel's saying it's the first phone not only with a 1GHz Intel processor, but any 2GHz processor - for the record, the San Diego phone Intel made had just a 1.6GHz Atom X2460 chipset.

Further specs reveal that the RAZRi will run Android 4.0.4 - no Jelly Bean here yet - with 1GB RAM, while boasting an impressive 4.3″ display, all contained within a neat 126g package.

With a Gorilla Glass display that goes "edge-to-edge," it's also been coated with a waterproof coating like we first saw on Motorola's Xoom tablet last year. Meanwhile, a 2,000mAh battery is the one big drawcard for me, and will likely be for you, too. More so than the NFC that's been added? Uh…yeah. Obviously.

The 8MP camera can shoot 10 photos in less than a second, with the start-up time touted at under one second - so it should be pretty quick on the draw. On the software side, too, Motorola's added a "circles widget", which lets you touch a circle on the homescreen and grab vitals such as battery life.

Initially launching in Europe and Latin America, it's not clear when the RAZRi will make it to US shores.

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Apple EarPods Review: Better! (But Still Garbage)

Pretty soon millions—tens of millions!—of suckers will own a pair of Apple EarPods. If you hated the old Apple buds because they sound terrible and don't fit, good news is that these are better. And they still come free with a device. The bad news is that they're still a pretty poor way to experience music.

What Is It?
The earbuds that come with the iPhone 5 and iPods. They also sell separately for $30.

Who's It For?

Everybody. Nobody. Your junk drawer, eventually.

Design

Little white plastic dots with an ergonomic new bulb shape. The speaker pokes out of the side of the buds, which is supposed to improve sound quality.

Using It

The EarPods fit into the cartilage of your ear and nuzzle their way just into where you ear canal begins. They (still) constantly fall out.

The Best Part

Better sound than the old buds.

Tragic Flaw

Universal plastic buds will never ever fit properly.

This Is Weird...

We want to thank Apple for trying to improve the earbuds of choice for people who don't know better.

Test Notes

Tested on my iPhone using, you know, the music on my iPhone.

1>The old buds were a tinny, muddy mess. On the EarPods, the high end still sounds crispy, but at least 

there's some bass in the mix now.

2>The new Pods also sound incrementally clearer than the buds. You'll hear more details.
They still hurt your ears, physically.

3>More than sound quality, what people really hated about the old buds was an improper fit. This made them basically unusable unless sitting perfectly still. Could we get a little rubber to help them stay in place? So much for music on the go.

EarPods. Weird name, right? Ear. Pods.

 EarPods.

To be fair, this is a freebie accessory. Other device makers don't bother to bundle products with quality accessories. so why should we expect Apple to? If you buy an iPhone 5 or iPod, you won't have a choice. You will involuntarily own them. That's fine—they're a fine backup pair, on par with that pair of Skullcandy buds someone left at your house one night.
But! We advise against purchasing individually packaged Apple EarPods from your neighborhood Apple Store. They're a little better than before, but they're still among the worst hardware Apple has ever made.

Apple EarPods

• Price: $30

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iPhone 5 Review: A Better iPhone In Every Way

The first reviews of the iPhone 5 are out and everyone's in unison: the larger screen, the impossibly thin (and light!) body and the increased speed all make for the best iPhone ever. But is it for you?

CNET

First off, you're going to be shocked at how light this phone is. It's the lightest iPhone, even though it's longer and has a bigger screen. After a few days with it, the iPhone 4S will feel as dense as lead.
Secondly, the screen size lengthening is subtle: but, like the Retina Display, you're going to have a hard time going back once you've used it. The extra space adds a lot to document viewing areas above the keyboard, landscape-oriented video playback (larger size and less letterboxing), and home-page organizing (an extra row of icons/folders). Who knows what game developers will dream up, but odds are that extra space on the sides in landscape mode will be handily used by virtual buttons and controls.

USA Today

The move to 4 inches feels right for the iPhone, though it looks like a dwarf side-by-side with the 4.8-inch display on the Samsung Galaxy S III, arguably the best of the Android breed. I was able to display more than four extra paragraphs reading the same newspaper article on the Samsung as opposed to the iPhone 5. On the other hand, the iPhone screen appears sharper and brighter, and the phone is easier to carry.

Daring Fireball

Consider the windshield wipers on a car, and how, because they swing circularly, they can't reach the passenger-side top corner. Using the iPhone 5 is like that. There are two specific touch targets where this gives me trouble, both of which I invoke frequently. First, back buttons in the top left corner. I keep mis-tapping underneath them with my fully-outstretched thumb and then need to subtly re-grip the phone so that my thumb can reach. Second, tapping the status bar to scroll to the top of the current view. The top-left back-button issue is only a problem when holding the iPhone 5 one-handed in my right hand, but, I'm right-handed and so that's the hand I tend to use it with.

Pocket-Lint

Ditching the glass back and reducing the thickness of the glass panel on the front has affected the design of the metal band around the edge of the iPhone. It is now chamfered and while that looks pretty, we've already noticed that on the black model the edge has started to wear, revealing the shiny silver aluminium metal underneath the "slate" coloured coating and, indeed, we've witnessed it on two separate models, ruling out a fluke manufacturing error.

These small scuffs will catch the light and make the phone look visibly worn. We suspect that it won't be as noticeable on the white model because the metal edging is silver, so that's worth bearing in mind when you come to order your colour choice.

SlashGear

In fact, the iPhone 5 truly rivals a dedicated point & shoot in its camera abilities. Stills are crisp and bright, using a new spacial noise reduction system that can identify any outlier pixels – such as a rogue green dot in among an otherwise blue sky – and iron them out. There's also a low-light mode that promises a roughly two f-stop improvement in brightness and sensitivity by scaling down the end resolution and combining the data from four adjacent pixel clusters into each final dot in the frame.

NY Times

The camera is among the best ever put into a phone. Its lowlight shots blow away the same efforts from an iPhone 4S. Its shot-to-shot times have been improved by 40 percent. And you can take stills even while recording video (1080p hi-def, of course)...

There's a new panorama mode for the camera, too, that comes in handy more often than you might expect. As you swing the phone around you, it stitches many shots together into a seamless, ultra-wide-angle, 28-megapixel photo. Unlike other apps and phones with panorama modes, this one is fully automated and offers a preview of the panorama that materializes as you're taking it.

Telegraph

Starting the phone, loading apps, or taking photos - everything is faster on the iPhone 5. Benchmarking with the Geekbench app has shown that the iPhone 5 is not just faster than the iPhone 4S but it also outperforms Samsung's Galaxy S3.

CBC News

Apple says its new A6 dual-core processor has twice the power of the previous A5. In benchmark tests using the PassMark app, that certainly appears to be true. The iPhone 5 does everything - from computations to 3D rendering to opening apps - faster than the 4S, in some cases at double the speed.

Engadget

To test [the Lightning connector] we lined up an iPhone 4S next to an iPhone 5 and ran both through a number of syncs with large files. Pulling 5.5GB of data from iTunes to the iPhone 4S took five minutes and six seconds on average. Syncing those same files to the iPhone 5 took three minutes and 57 seconds on average. So, nearly 20 percent faster, but we're not sure how much of this is due to the new connector and how much can be attributed to faster internals in the phone itself.

WSJ

Using an iPhone 5 on the Verizon LTE network in Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C., I averaged almost 26 megabits per second for downloads and almost 13 megabits per second for uploads. Download speeds peaked at 42 megabits per second. These speeds are more than 10 times the typical speeds I got on an iPhone 4S running Verizon's slower 3G network and are faster than most Americans' home Internet services. While LTE affects only data, voice calls I made on the iPhone 5 were clear, better than in the past. I had no dropped calls.

The iPhone 5's battery lasted between 9 and 12 hours every day, in mixed use. For most people, the phone would last the day without recharging.

The Loop

If there is one problem I had with the iPhone, it would be with the apps that weren't designed for the larger screen. We're used to going to the bottom of the screen for the menu, but because the older apps are centered on the screen, the menus aren't there. I tap a few times before I realize I have to move my thumb up a little bit.

It's a minor quirk that will go away as soon as the developers up their apps.

TechCrunch

Testing the maps these last few days, I've come away impressed. No, I don't think they're as good as Google Maps, but they're not bad by any stretch of the imagination. I've looked up local venues and found them all. I've looked up places overseas and found them too. I've played with the 3D stuff, which is pretty, but probably not all that useful day-to-day. And, of course, I've used directions.

I used turn-by-turn fairly extensively on the highway one day and it worked well. It's great to have it on the lock screen and even better that it works even as you're in other apps (it will pop up alerts as you travel). This is a welcome addition.

A non-welcome subtraction is transit direction - as in, they no longer exist natively in the app. Instead, Apple is saying they will partner with other app makers on this, but none are live just yet so I couldn't test it out. If you live in a city where public transportation is key, this sucks.

Bloomberg

Moreover, the rear of the phone grew noticeably hot when the GPS system was in use for an extended period, though I didn't notice any undue impact on the phone's battery life or performance.

Apple says some heat buildup is to be expected given the demands of the GPS system, and that my experience with the app's inaccuracy was unusual; it provided me with a second unit that seemed to do better. Still, users should be wary until they're convinced the new app is as good as the one being booted out to make way for it.

TIME

But the slickest think about the new Maps is one of the most spectacular things that Apple, or anybody else, has ever put on a gadget: Flyover... Flyover melds 3D models with photos shot from airplanes to recreate urban worlds with unprecedented realism.

Not surprisingly, Flyover seems to be very, very data-intensive: It took a while for those gorgeous scenes to pop up into place when I viewed them. But it was worth it.

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How to Make Your Computer Run Faster

Have you noticed that your computer runs slower than before? Or just slowly in general? Try these strategies to make your Windows 

Steps

Windows

1] Check your hard disk space. As a rule, you want to keep at least 15% of the hard disk space free to keep the computer running smoothly. Simply go to My Computer, right-click on Hard Drive, and go to Properties. There you’ll see a pie chart of your free versus used space. If it’s mostly full, you’ll want to start by removing unnecessary programs and files; it it’s not, you probably want to tackle the actual way your computer operates.

2] Remove any programs you do not use. Go to Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs (or Uninstall a Program, depending on your operating system) to find a master list of programs installed on your computer. Some things will strike you as useless immediately, in which case you can remove them right away. Others won’t look familiar to you and may require you some research.

It may help to see how often you use the program. If you right-click one of the column titles above your program list (ex. Name, Publisher, Size, Installed On, etc.), you should be able to add additional characteristics by which to judge your programs. For example, find Last Used On on the list of options and check it; a column displaying the last time you used each program will now appear and can also be used to sort your programs. Some programs will not have been used in years and may be candidates for deletion.

When in doubt, don’t remove anything you don’t recognize; it may be critical to the function of your computer – and if you delete twelve different things only to discover that your computer no longer works properly, it will be very difficult to determine where exactly you went wrong.

3] Delete files you don't need. Unless you have very little storage space on your computer or simply have an abundance of unnecessary documents, deleting small files won’t make much of an impact on your computer’s overall function. However, any large files like movies you never watch, photos you don’t need, or songs you never listen to can really gum up the works and should definitely be removed.

Don’t forget to empty your recycling bin.

4] Prevent unnecessary programs from starting when the computer boots. The more programs try to run while your computer initializes, the slower everything will be. Revise your startup programs by altering your system configuration via MSConfig.

5] Install an anti-virus program and a spyware scanner. The fewer bugs, viruses, and bits of adware your computer has to manage, the more time it will have to devote to other processes. While you’re at it, make a point of keeping Windows up-to-date; not only will this keep Windows itself in better shape, but some viruses ride in on Windows updates that are downloaded way after the fact (and therefore not monitored as closely).

6] Run a Disk Cleanup. This can clean up hundreds of megabytes of temporary files – sometimes even gigabytes (if you have Windows XP, Vista, or 7). It will also open a window in which you can chose what to delete. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, and then click Disc Cleanup (within the General tab). Check all the boxes except for the game files and setup files.

7] Run a Disk Defragment. This will reconfigure the way the hard drive stores information for maximum efficiency. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, then go to the Tools tab and click Defragment Now.

8] Check for any disk errors. These will also slow your computer down. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, then go to the Tools tab and click Check Now under the Error-Checking area. When the dialogue box opens, check both boxes.

If you get a window saying that Windows can't check the disk while it's in use, click on Schedule Disk Check and then OK. It will run on your next reboot.

9] Turn off indexing. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, then unclick the box indicating that the drive should be indexed.

10] Clear your Prefetch folder. Windows saves a file of the program you are using to make it start up faster. After years of use, this folder gets stuffed with irrelevant programs.

Open Notepad and type:

del C:\Windows\Prefetch\*.* /Q"

Rundll32.exe advapi32.dll,ProcessIdleTasks

(Copy and paste this text to ensure you don’t make any mistakes.)

Save as faster.bat (the .bat extension will run it as a batch file).

Run it! Simply double-click the file to initialize. In a few moments, the command prompt will disappear and your programs should run more smoothly.

11] Change Prefetch Parameters. This a dangerous task to complete unless you follow these steps exactly. If you're not sure about anything, don’t continue. This dosent work in W7 Ultimate.

Go to Start > Run and type regedit to initialize the registry editor.

Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SYSTEM>CurrentControlSet>Control>Session Manager>Memory Management>Prefetch Parameters to access the parameters.

Double-click EnablePrefetcher. Once the new window pops up, there should be a small, editable text box with the number 3 in it. (Windows allows 4 options: 0, 1, 2 and 3.) 3, the default, fetches everything.

Change this to 2. Your PC will boot a lot faster and your PC performance shouldn't be affected.

Click OK and then close regedit.

12] Add RAM to your computer. To see if you need more RAM, initialize the Windows Task Manager by pressing CTRL+ALT+DELETE. Under the Performance tab, find the area devoted to Physical Memory. If the Free amount hovers around zero but the computer is still slow, you may need to take your computer in to add RAM or even add more RAM yourself.

13] Restart your computer. The computer usually needs to reboot to implement changes.

14] Defragment your hard drive. This should make the system boot faster.

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How to Increase the Range of your Wireless Network

This guide describes various tips to help boost your Wi-Fi network. Learn about different hardware and software option that can extend the range of your wireless network and also improve the WiFi signal reception.

Setting up a wireless home network is pretty simple now. Get a wireless router, connect the Internet port of the router to your broadband modem and then connect any of the numbered LAN ports to the desktop computer through an Ethernet cable.

Wireless G (or 802.11g) routers offer fairly good Wi-Fi signal strength but if you plan to transfer large files or stream videos around the house, you may well consider switching to a slightly more expensive Wireless N (or 802.11n) router – these offer better

There’s however one problem with Wi-Fi sign

 signal strength and higher data transfer speeds than Wireless G routers.

als emanating from your wireless router – they only have a limited range. The wireless signal strength will degrade as the distance between the router and your laptop increases and it will further weaken if you have too many brick walls in the house or if your computer is located on a different floor than the router.

Ways to Boost the WiFi Signal Strength

If you too have a problem getting Wi-Fi signals in every corner of your house, here are some tips (and accessories) to help you extend the range of your wireless network.

#1. Install the DD-WRT* firmware on your wireless router – this might help increase the range of your Wi-Fi router by a few meters if not more.

To increase the signal strength, you can increase the router’s transmit power and also disable both frame burst and afterburner (the settings can be accessed from the router’s web dashboard). If DD-WRT firmware is not available for your router, try the Tomato firmware on your router.

#2. Most routers have omni-directional antennas so they emit wireless signals in all directions (just like a light bulb).

That’s fine if you have placed the router in a central location but if the router is in some corner of your room or against a wall, consider adding a home-made reflector behind the antennas of your router.

#3. InSSIDer is a free utility that can help you detect the presence and strength of wireless networks. Install InSSIDer on your laptop, walk around the house with your laptop to determine the wireless signal strength at various places and, based on this information, you can quickly find a more suitable location for the router.

#4. Ideally, you should place the router at a height in  some central location and away from other cordless devices. Make sure that the router is not placed near something metallic (like an almirah or window grills) as that will weaken the wireless signals. Avoid mirrors as they can reflect the wireless signals away from the desired direction.

#5. Wireless routers generally ship with omni-directional antennas but you can replace them with more powerful uni-directional antennas and that will keep the signal from getting broadcast in all directions.

If you can’t find a compatible directional antenna for your router model, consider a booster antenna that’s omni-directional but will still boost both the range and strength of wireless signals.

Extend the range of WiFi signals with Hardware

If your router is placed on the ground floor of your home, the Wi-Fi signals will be very weak or may not even reach the basement computer or the printer upstairs. The situation will be no different if you work in a fairly large premises or if there are too many walls in the area.

In that case, here are some hardware device that you can consider to extend the reach of your Wi-Fi network:

Option #1. You can attach a WiFi Repeater (also known as Wireless Range Expander) to your router and quickly expand the coverage of your wireless network without using any cables.

The Repeater should be placed within the range of your existing router and it will reflect the signals to other areas where the wireless reception was earlier poor (or totally absent). The Repeater can connect wirelessly to both routers and access points (see #3 below).

Option #2. (This is my current setup) You can get another wireless router and connect   it to your existing router using an Ethernet cable. The advantage is that this setup comes pretty cheap and the Internet speed stays almost the same even for computers that are accessing the web via the new router.

You can get a 100 feet long Ethernet Cable (also known as Cat5 or LAN or RJ45  cable) for less than $10 and wireless routers start at $20.   Here’s a detailed guide on how you can connect two routers together.

Option #3. You also have the option to use an Access Point instead of a router to extend the WiFi range but that’s often not required because Wireless Access Points can be more expensive than equivalent routers.

The other advantage with a router is that is has extra LAN ports so, in future, you can connect more wired computers for sharing files or you Internet connection.

Option #4. If you have an old desktop or laptop computer, you should consider adding  an external (USB based) wireless adapter or upgrade the internal network card to improve the wireless reception (and thus Internet speed).

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How to Auto-Forward Gmail Messages in Bulk

How to Auto-Forward Gmail Messages in Bulk

Gmail offers an easy mail forwarding option that lets you auto-forward incoming messages to another email address. You define a rule (or filter) and any incoming mail that matches the filter is automatically forwarded to another address.

There are however some limitations in Gmail’s auto-forwarding feature:

1. You cannot auto-forward old emails. For instance, if you have a bunch of old emails that you would like to send to your EverNote or Instapaper account for archiving, you’ll have to manually forward them one-by-one as auto-forward only works for new incoming emails.

2. You cannot auto-forward to a non-verified email address. When you set up auto-forward in Gmail, it sends a verification message to the other email address before you can forward messages to that account.

Gmail Auto-Forward with Google Docs

If you would like to auto-forward Gmail messages (including the older emails) to another email address in bulk, or if you would like to forward them to another address without confirming, Google Docs can help you overcome those limitations very easily.
The trick is simple. You set up a trigger in Google Docs that watches some of the labels in your Gmail Inbox and as soon as it finds a message, it auto-forwards it to a designated email address. You just have to set it once and it then runs in the background without requiring any manual input.

Setting up Mail Forwarding – Step by Step

Create a copy of this Google Sheet in your Google Docs account and fill the columns A and B. You should put valid Gmail Label Names in column A and the corresponding auto-forward email address in column B.

Go to Tools – > Script Editor – > Triggers – > Current Script’s Trigger and Add a new Trigger. Set the Event as Time-Driven and choose either Minutes or Hours for the duration. If you want near-instant mail forwarding, set the timer to Every Minute.

Since you are running this Google Docs sheet for the first time, you’ll have to authorize it to access your Gmail account. Just follow the authorization prompts to grant Google Docs access to your Gmail.

That’s it. You can close your Google Docs sheet and it will magically forward your Gmail messages that are in particular labels. Once the message has been forwarded, the label will be removed automatically.

To quickly summarize, you set up one or more “watch” labels in Gmail and any emails that you add to these labels are automatically forward to the corresponding email addresses as you have specified in the Google Docs sheet.

This Google Docs based auto-forwarding method will work for both plain text emails as well as HTML mails that have attachments but there’s one limitation – the size of individual email messages that you are auto-forwarding should not exceed 20 KB. This is a requirement of the Google Apps Script service.

Also, mails forwarded through Google Docs will still count towards your Gmail’s daily sending limit which is around 500 messages per day.

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Deactivate Your Timeline

Facebook Timeline disabler Plugin


With this extension you can disable the newly introduced Facebook Profiles (the "Timeline") and return to the old good normal 2011 Profiles.

FEATURES


1)Disable the New Profiles and return to the Old Normal Profiles.
2)Disable the New Pages Profiles too!
3)It doesn't disrupt your Facebook layout, unlike many other extensions and methods.
4)You will be able to use the good features of the New Profiles (eg. the Activity Log) with your Good Old Original Profile!
5)Please note that the new profile gets disabled only in your browser; your friends will see the old version of your profile only if they have installed this extension.


So here is the url : 


Chrome users :http://bit.ly/JW3rzK


Firefox Users: http://bit.ly/IzCvXZ


Opera Users: http://bit.ly/IzCvXZ

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CCleaner for Mac

CCleaner for Mac Comes Out of Beta, Adds New Browser and Disk Cleaning Features







Mac OS X: CCleaner for Mac has been in chenopodiaceae for awhile, but now Mac users can savor the last variant of our lover Windows utilities. If you're a less starved for platter place or right essential to vow in some earlyish Snap cleansing on your Mac, CCleaner is now fattening, unchanging, and ripe to forbear you out.
The net channel adds the power to neaten up data from most favorite web browsers, including Expedition, Google Plate, Firefox, and House, while noneffervescent managing your cookies. You no human get to realize out every cooky. Instead you can score a few for saving and wipe out all the relief. Additionally, CCleaner can now grip more of the tasks provided by OS X's Disc Utility, specified as wiping out take space and repairing plow permissions.

Download :- http://bit.ly/vdawLj

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Chammak Challo R&B Remix - Arjun(lyrics)

Chammak Challo R&B Remix - Arjun

LYRICS:

Now don't be shy baby I know you came to party

Come closer to me, put your arms around my body

Look in my eyes and see your future deep inside me

Now don't be playing hard to get

Sing the chorus

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

So sexy girl I see the way you're looking at me

Go go go go ahead and rock rock the party

People stop and stare cos you got what they all need

Now stop playing silly games

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Shorty I'm gonna get you

You know I'm gonna get you

You know I'll even let you, let you be my...

Shorty I'm gonna get you

You know I'm gonna get you

You know I'll even let you, let you be my chammak challo

My chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Wanna be my chammak challo

Now don't be shy baby I know you came to party

Come closer to me, put your arms around my body

Look in my eyes and see your future deep inside me

Now don't be playing hard to get

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