Universal USB Installer: Make Bootable Pendrive

The Universal USB Installer is easy to use. Simply choose a Live Linux Distribution, the ISO file, your Flash Drive and, Click Install. Upon completion, you should have a ready to run bootable USB Flash Drive with your select operating system installed. Universal USB Installer (UUI) Screenshots Download Link - Universal USB Installe...

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4 ways to recover Data from scratched CD or DVD

CD and DVD  are going away from us newer days. But still we are using them. The main concern when we are using CD and DVD is they get scratched quickly. Therefore the DATA that we kept in them will be gone. But there are  certain softwares to read data from that cracked CD or DVD. With those type of softwares we can get our information back…. 1. ISOPuzzle If the CD or DVD wasn’t write completely or cracked this ISO...

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Turn On Bluetooth in Windows 8

In Windows 7, you’d turn on or off Bluetooth by entering the Device Manager and hunting around a wall of text for the adapter to disable. Managing Bluetooth in Windows 8 is much more user friendly. To turn on or off Bluetooth: Move the mouse to the lower right so that several icons begin to appear Move the mouse upward to reveal them. This set of icons is called the Charm Bar Click Settings Click Change PC Settings Click Wireless Under Wireless...

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Sony unveils waterproof, ultra-thin Xperia Tablet Z

                                                   NEW DELHI: Sony, which recently unveiled its Xperia Z smartphone with a 5-inch screen, has taken another shot at the tablet market with a new ultra-thin device named Xperia Tablet Z. This tablet runs on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) out-of-the-box and has waistline of just...

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Samsung to launch 5.8-inch Galaxy Fonblet smartphone, Galaxy X Cover 2 at MWC 2013

Apart from unveiling it's latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S IV as well as the new Galaxy Note, the company is also planning to launch a new smartphone sporting a huge 5.8-inch display. Samsung oriented blog, SamMobile states that the Korean electronics giant will soon announce a smartphone dubbed as the Galaxy Fonblet 5.8 (GT-I9152). It may come with Android Jelly Bean straight out of the box and feature dual-SIM capabilities...

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Understanding the HTML5 You Wrote - 04

In Lesson 2, you worked with Bob to create a semantically correct HTML5 page. But Bob didn't spend much time explaining each individual element—its purpose, your options, etc. That process begins in this lesson as he talks about what makes HTML5 special, the purpose for things like DOCTYPE, meta tags, charset, UTF-8, html, why "semantics" is important, the head and body tags, and more. Download Links - High Quality MP4 Mid Quality MP4 MP3 (Audio Only) <<<Styling Your First HTML5 Web Page with CSS3-03       ...

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Styling Your First HTML5 Web Page with CSS3 - 03

Now that you've built a semantically well-structured and marked-up HTML5 web page, you'll apply a CSS3 style sheet to give the new page a simple but attractive appearance. Download Links - High Quality - MP4 Mid Quality - MP4 MP3 - (Audio Only) <<<Creating Your First HTML5 Web Page - 02              Understanding the HTML5 You Wrote - 04>>&g...

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Facebook Adds Voice Calling to iOS Messenger App

Facebook is rolling out a free calling option to iPhone Facebook Messenger users. The new function, which is rolling out to the Facebook Messenger iOS app, requires Messenger users to open a conversation with another iPhone owner, tap the "i" button in the top right corner, and press "Free Call." The recipient will then receive a pop-up notification that says, for example, "Stephanie Mlot is calling." To those users without full functionality...

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Kim Dotcom starts new file-sharing site

Megaupload boss Kim Dotcom has set up a new cloud storage and file-sharing site. Mr Dotcom launched Mega early on Sunday Mega, a web-based service that lets people upload and store files of any kind, is a sequel to the Megaupload system that was shut down last January. Police raids on the offices and home of Kim Dotcom led to the closure of Megaupload. The Mega site went online at dawn on Sunday, with Mr Dotcom due to hold a gala at his...

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, Galaxy Tab 2 get Android Jelly Bean upgrade

New Delhi: Here is good news for those who own Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 2 tablets. Samsung has announced a software update for its tablets. The company has started the process of updating their tabs to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The update will not only improve the experience, but will also boost performance at the same time. The new version of Android will users access to Google Now, Google's personal assistant feature, and improved...

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HTC Butterfly to soon launch in India

HTC’s very first phablet may soon arrive in the Indian market as teased by the Taiwanese manufacturer’s Facebook page for the Indian region. This device is the very first 5-inch smartphone and it is called the HTC Butterfly. The pricing for this device is not yet confirmed but an earlier report by AndroidOS.in suggests that it might have an MRP of Rs. 49,000 while later a few reports suggested that it might have a street price of Rs. 45,000....

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Creating Your First HTML5 Web Page - 02

Warm up your keyboard and get ready to work. In this lesson—an important foundation for the series as a whole—you'll be fully immersed in what it takes to build an HTML5 web page, including the utilization of HTML5 structural elements in a real scenario. Download Links - High Quality - MP4 Mid Quality - MP4 MP3 (Audio Only) <<<Series Introduction - 01                              ...

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HTML5 & CSS3 Fundamentals: Development for Absolute Beginners

Want to learn a different language? Over the course of 21 episodes, Bob Tabor from www.LearnVisualStudio.net will teach you the fundamentals of HTML5 & CSS3 programming. Tune in to learn concepts about web pages, CSS3 styles and HTML5 features. We'll walk you through getting the web principals, writing code and much more! Each concept is broken into its own video so you can search for and focus on the information you need. Starting with Introduction of our series... In this first lesson, Bob sets expectations and provides a brief overview...

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How to Disable Write Access to USB Removable Storage Devices

Here’s how to disable (and re-enable) write access to removable storage devices such as USB pen sticks and portable hard drives: Editing the Registry Yourself   it’s pretty easy and only involves creating and editing a single key value. 1. Go to Start -> Run -> Type regedit and hit Enter or click on the OK button. For Vista and 7 go to Start -> type regedit into the search box, hold Ctrl+Shift and press Enter. Ctrl+Shift opens...

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How to Add Any Application to the Windows Desktop Right-Click Menu

If you want really quick access to launch a frequently used application without putting extra icons on your desktop, you can add that application to the context menu for the desktop with a simple registry hack. Here’s how to do it. Naturally, we’ve also covered the opposite scenario—how to disable Windows context menu, which is an equally useful read if you’ve got a bunch of items you want to remove from the menu. Adding Applications to...

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How to disable Windows Context Menu with CCleaner

One of the messy sides of Windows is its right-click context menu system which seems to get more cluttered every time you install a new program. Here’s how to fix that, the easy way. Cleaning Your Context Menu With CCleaner Head over to the Piriform website and download the free version of CCleaner. Once downloaded, you will need to run through the install wizard which is a next, next, finish process. When you first fire up CCleaner...

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File Shredder: Delete forever

When you "delete" a file in Windows, it's not entirely erased from your hard drive. The Delete function simply hides the file till the space it occupies is overwritten with new data. Still, specialized file recovery software can retrieve these files easily (see Recuva). So how do you get rid of a sensitive file permanently? File Shredder is a simple tool that gets the job done by 'writing' over the files multiple times with random binary data....

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Recuva: Recover Un-delete data

Deleted a file by mistake? Unfortunately, there's no 'undo' button for that. But don't worry, it's not completely gone. Unless you used a shredding tool (see File Shredder), the file can be recovered with a nifty program called Recuva. When you run the program, you are prompted by a pop-up to choose the type of file you're looking to 'undelete', whether pictures, music, documents, etc. Next, choose the drive where it was located or the whole...

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Tera Copy: Fast Copy Manager

The default copy tool in Windows is bothersome if you deal with huge files. If there's an error while copying multiple files, it'll abort the whole job. Also, there's no way to pause and resume a transfer. And did you know that Windows doesn't actually copy files at the fastest rate possible? TeraCopy to the rescue. The software features full shell integration, which means that it replaces the default Explorer copy tool so you don't have to...

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Everything:Tool for instant search

With huge hard drives being the norm, searching for any document on your PC can be a painstakingly slow exercise. This is because every time you search using the default tool in Windows, it has to scan each and every folder till it finds the file. Everything, on the other hand, helps you locate any document almost instantly. The first time you install the software, it indexes the contents on your hard drive. The program then sits unobtrusively...

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Samsung Galaxy S IV coming in May 2013

Samsung is again readying a big launch for the month of May. The company which unveiled its flagship smartphone Galaxy S3 in May last year, is reportedly launching its successor Samsung Galaxy S IV in May 2013. The speculations have been fuelled by a post from Samsung Lebanon on Facebook saying that the upcoming Galaxy S IV will not launch before May 2013. Facebook user Anthony Ghattas posted a question on Samsung Lebanon's page on the social...

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SIM Cloning Tools

SIM cards grant access to cell phones on the GSM network and store vital information about the phone, the user account and contacts. A SIM card that is damaged, lost or stolen can mean lost contacts, lost time and, in business, lost profits. Fortunately, there are several SIM cloning tools that make a copy of a SIM card to use as a replacement. Datopal 12 in One SIM Card Cloner This SIM card cloner is an attachment that plugs into the...

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How to clone a SIM card

Things You'll need: Sim Card Sim card duplicator Instructions: 1. First you'll need the IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identifier) number. This string of numbers is usually imprinted on the SIM card itself. This is an example of an IMSI number: IMSI:429011234567890 An IMSI is usually 15 digits long, but can be one or two digits shorter. 2. Now you have your IMSI number you'll need the authentication ...

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Ubuntu is coming to samrtphones, but will anyone use it?

Ubuntu has long been a favorite Linux desktop operating system for open-source fanatics and those who like to tinker with their technology. Now it's stepping out into a new frontier: Mobile. Ubuntu developer Canonical unveiled a new interface on Monday re-imagined for touch devices, with a design that borrows cues from Android and Windows 8. The hard sell here isn't simply that Ubuntu now works on mobile devices. Canonical hopes that future...

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How To Use Google Cache to Bypass Firewall

Many time you might come across lot of sites which are blocked by your company firewall. This might be due to occasional usage of F Bomb. On other cases, there might be instances where site might be down. On all these instances, Google has a solution. This allows you to view the site from when Google last indexed. Google caches all the website which can be viewed using the keyword cache:websitename.com. ...

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How to Clone a Mobile Phone Without a SIM Card

As a Technology enthusiast, you try to explore  the possibilities of what you can do with your cell phone.ou can use your cloned phone as your personal phone and the original phone as your office phone. Cloned phone can also serve as a backup on cases where you have lost your original phone. What ever your reasons are, just follow these simple steps to, quickly clone your phone. Steps to Clone a Mobile Phone without using a SIM Card....

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