How to Show Recent Post on the Sidebar

Posted by ADMIN On 1:02 AM 1 comments
To show your recent post on the sidebar is very easy, you just follow the instruction below then you will see your recent post on your blog sidebar. here’s the steps :

1. Login to Blogger then Chose "Layout"
2. Click on "Add page element" (chose where you want to put it) then chose "HTML/Javascript"
3. Copy the code below and put it in the "content" box.

<script src="http://www.geocities.com/uddin_81/recent-post.js"></script>
<script>var numposts = 10; var showpostdate = false; var showpostsummary = false; var numchars = 100; </script>
<script src="http://YOURBLOGNAME.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?orderby=published&amp;alt=json-in-script&amp;callback=rp">
</script>

How to Create Search Engine in Blogger

Posted by ADMIN On 12:55 AM 0 comments
Now I will show how to create "Search Engine" in your blogger. This Search Engine is use to find articel in your blog, not to find articel at all website in the world. It's very easy, just follow the trick below you will have search engine in your blog. Here's the step:

1. Login to Blogger, Go to "Layout --> Page Elements". Klick "Add a page elements" then chose "HTML/Java Script".
2. Put the code below into "Content" Box

<form action="http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/search" method="get"> <input class="textinput" name="q" size="30" type="text"/> <input value="search" class="buttonsubmit" name="submit" type="submit"/></form>

In this episode I will explain to you "how to make your blog more expressive with smile icon" without copy an image and put to your blog, but with only little code and then it will be smile icon image automatically. For example, if you type this code :) it will atomatically change to this image :) , this code :p will be like this :p and etc. Do you interest? if no, go from my blog :D
here's the trick:

1. Login to blogger then chose "layout --> Edit HTML"
2. Find this code ]]></b:skin>, if you found it then put the code below under it.

<script src='http://kendhin.890m.com/smile/smile.js' type='text/javascript'/>

3. Save your editing.

* Before you type the code you have to press "space" first"

here is the code to show smile icon......
May be you will be angry if your articel shown in other blog unexpectedly, moreover it without inserting the resource. I'll show you how to protect your blog from theif. But this trcik is pointed for small thief because it unusefull for expert thief. With this trick, the thief will unable to select your articel and unable to right click in your blog. But if you don't care about plagiarize, you will don't need this trick. Ok lets begin.

Go to your blog setting then chose "Template --> Edit HTML". Find this code <body> then replace

with this code

<body onmousedown="return false" oncontextmenu="return false" onselectstart="return false">

Now your blog will be disable selecting and righ click, but the thief can still steal your articel by select "views --> page source" menu from their browser or by pressing "Ctrl + u", they can see your source code and can copy the articel from it. To deceive this, put your mouce cursor before this code <head> then press "enter" button many times, may be about 100 times :D the save your editting . Now if they press "Ctrl + u" they will only see a litle codes, he..he.. :D

Internet Explorer 9 is Now Available

Posted by ADMIN On 1:36 AM 0 comments
On March 14, 2011 Microsoft officially released Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) to the general public.  Some of the new features of IE9 include support for HTML5 video and audio, CSS 3, embedded ICC color profiles improved JavaScript performance, and the Web Open Font Format.  Other features include, hardware-accelerated graphics, video, and text rendering.

Some of the new user interface enhancements include:

    * A compact user interface.
    * Pinned Sites: Integrates with the Windows 7 taskbar to make web site experience more like an application.
    * Security-enabled Download Manager: File transfers and can pause and resume downloads and alerts if a file may be malicious.
I recently learned about a service called StrongVPN that provides a few features I really like. I am not personally endorsing this company or its products.  Although, I would suggest investigating their service offerings to see if you like their features.

    1 Extra Security: A VPN service can provide you an extra layer of security when surfing
          the web, or logging into a public hot spot.  All the traffic is generally encrypted between
          you and the VPN provider.  This makes it difficult for an attacker to steal your data while
          you're using a public hot spot.
    2 Surfing Privately: When using a VPN service can provide you an extra layer of
          privacy, by hiding your true IP address from web sites. Companies mine IP address
          information to track your web surfing habits.

Microsoft Fix It LIve

Posted by ADMIN On 1:16 AM 0 comments
A new feature of the Microsoft Knowledge Base system is called "Fix it live". Basically its a service from Microsoft that will attempt to fix certain problems outlined in the knowledge base articles.

Here is excerpt from the site: "Have you ever come across a Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) article or been presented with a Windows Error Reporting (WER) solution and asked yourself, why can't Microsoft just fix this for me? Today KB articles and WER solutions provide you with a list of steps that can be followed to resolve your issue. However, tomorrow looks much different and we hope it helps ...

Software: VIPRE PC Rescue Program

Posted by ADMIN On 1:15 AM 0 comments
The VIPRE PC Rescue Program is a free command-line utility that can scan and help clean an infected computer. This is not a real-time scanner so it won't protect you from being infected in the first place.

These types of programs are great for trying to disinfect an infected computer, or just you give you a second opinion to make sure its not.

The VIPRE PC Rescue Program is a self-extracting executable file that contains the virus scanner and definitions. There is no pretty graphical interface that makes this program easy to use.

Software: Great Silverlight Demo

Posted by ADMIN On 1:12 AM 0 comments
I have talked about Microsoft's Silverlight in the past, but I have not seen many good demonstrations of the technology until now. Check out the Hard Rock Cafe's memorabilia section of their site. Using a feature called 'deep zoom' you can do perform some close examination the different objects in the collection.

To access the site you will need to install SilverLight Beta 2 (you will be prompted when you visit the page), but in my opinion its work the install. I was very impress with the controls and the detail of the objects that you can see. It's important to note that the scroll wheel allows you to increase or decrease the magnification of what you're looking at.
Microsoft has posted a knowledge base article on how to enable the DVD Library feature on a Windows Vista based Media Center. This feature is enabled by default in Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. The DVD content is stored on the hard disk, and appears in the My Videos folder.

On Windows Vista-based Media Centers content is displayed in a DVD gallery. However, the DVD Library is not automatically enabled in Windows Media Center on a Windows Vista-based computer. This feature should allow you to play your commercial DVDs from the hard drive.

Software: Virtual Desktops

Posted by ADMIN On 12:59 AM 1 comments
Microsoft's Sysinternals group has release a new utility called 'Desktops', which is a virtual desktop manager. Basically, it allows you to have several applications open, and assign them to different virtual desktops.

So for example, let say that you have eight different programs open, but they can be grouped into 4 different categories. You can assign related application windows to different virtual desktops. So when you switch to that desktop, those application windows will be visible to you.
Want to create a quick and easy to way restart or shutdown Vista from an icon in your desktop, quick launch bar or your Start menu? Follow the instructions below.

    * Right-click an empty area on your desktop and select New > Shortcut.
    * In the field labeled 'Type the location of the item,' type: shutdown.exe /s /t 00 (note: those are zeros, and not 'O's). You can also use the command shutdown.exe /r /t 00 to restart your computer instead of shutting it down.
    * Press the Next button, then give your shortcut a name (i.e.: Shut Down), then Press the Finish button
    * Optional: if want a different icon image. Right-click the new item you ....
In previous versions of Windows the built-in Administrator account was enabled default (this was before Vista). This was a major security risk because hackers knew which they account they needed to attack to get complete access to the computer.

In Vista if you do a clean install (not an upgrade), this account has been disabled by default. If for some reason you need to reactivate this account (which I recommend against unless there is a good reason) the instructions are below:

    * Log on to the machine with a local administrator account (if you don't have one already then these instructions will not work for you).
    * In the Search field under the Start menu type MMC.EXE and press the Enter key. Press Continue button in the UAC prompt to open the console.
    * From the File menu, select "Add/Remove Snap-in".
    * In the "Available Snap-ins" list on the left, scroll down and select "Local Users and Groups", then press the Add button.
    * In the "Choose Target Machine" dialog box, select "Local Computer" press the Finish button, then press the OK button.

Stop Security Center From Nagging You

Posted by ADMIN On 12:55 AM 1 comments
Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) added the Security Center, which centralize most security-related functions to one control panel. By default, if it finds a problem it will start nagging you to fix it. For example, if you turned off automatic updates or it doesn't recognize your anti-virus application. Here is how to turn off this feature:

    * Open the Control Panel folder
    * Open the Security Center control panel
    * In the left pane, click the link labeled "Change the way Security Center alerts me"
    * Uncheck the item(s) that it's complaining about (i.e.: firewall, automatic updates, or virus protection)
    * Press the OK button.
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OpenDNS Blog reports: "Every few weeks there’s a new scam that makes the rounds
on Facebook. This week it’s the “Find out who visits your profile,” scam, which we’ve
all seen before. The reason it piques my interest this time is the sheer volume of people
falling victim. That coupled with the fact that the victims include some of my more tech-savvy
Facebook friends made me want to understand better what exactly the virus is trying to do
and how we can all protect ourselves.

The virus works first by gaining access to your Facebook account. Unlike other methods
 for hacking, which involve somehow accessing your login credentials, this scam needs only
for you to click a link posted on your wall or someone else’s wall.

eWeek.com reports: "Apple is planning to hold its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco starting on June 6. The company will also be holding its annual keynote address where, historically, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has talked about updates to software and new versions of the company’s iPhone. However, recent rumors suggest iPhone news won’t be prominent at the event this year, and those in attendance will sit through discussions on software, including iOS 5 and Apple’s upcoming desktop-based operating system, Mac OS X Lion."
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eWeek.com reports: "Apple CEO Steve Jobs and his executives whipped the curtain back from the long-rumored iCloud during the June 6 kickoff of the company’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference. The free service will sync user content and push it to various devices via the cloud. It is integrated with apps, ensuring automatic updates, and it will keep folders automatically updated. In Apple’s new world, contacts, calendar and mail are now cloud-centric features, with new messages and updates pushed to associated devices. In addition to productivity features such as email, iCloud will also serve as an online repository/syncing tool for users’ documents, photos and music."
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eWeek.com reports: "Each year at the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple takes the opportunity to talk about its next iPhone. And in June, another WWDC will be held in San Francisco. So far, Apple has only said that it plans to discuss Mac OS X 'Lion' and the future of its iOS platform. Other than that, talk that the iPhone 5 will come up is only speculation. Exactly what Steve Jobs and Company have planned right now is unknown. Chances are that the iPhone 5 will be put on display, given its history. But for the rest of the year, it would be best if Apple didn’t unveil the iPhone 5. The smarter move for the company would be to focus its efforts elsewhere this year and release the iPhone 5 in 2012."

iOS 4.3.1 Software Update

Posted by ADMIN On 3:28 AM 1 comments

The iOS 4.3.1 Software Update is now available for download via iTunes. Per Apple's web site, "This update contains improvements and other bug fixes including:

• Fixes an occasional graphics glitch on iPod touch (4th generation)
• Resolves bugs related to activating and connecting to some cellular networks
• Fixes image flicker when using Apple Digital AV Adapter with some TVs
• Resolves an issue authenticating with some enterprise web services

Products compatible with this software update:....

eWeek.com reports: "As the U.S. job market continues to show slow signs of improvement—the economy added 192,000 jobs in February and the unemployment rate dropped to 8.9 percent, according to the latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics—now might be the time to start thinking about your IT career and where you stand in the labor market. Thankfully, Apple’s App Store offers a wide range of applications designed to give you a leg up in determining your options."
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eWeek reports: "Apple and Verizon Wireless offered another sweet piece of the Apple mobile pie when they announced the iPhone 4 would be coming to the Verizon network Feb. 10. But iPhone fans are already counting down the days to the usual June unveiling of the next-generation iPhone. No official details are available yet, though media reports are beginning to zero in on some of the features the new device and platform are expected to have. One item we believe you can count on as sure as the night is dark is that the next iPhone will include Near-Field Communication capabilities. NFC is the short-range wireless communications technology that enables wireless phones to communicate with sensors in posters, signs and even point-of-sale contact terminals....

iPhone Troubleshooting Guide

Posted by ADMIN On 3:24 AM 1 comments

Are you having an application or hardware problems with your iPhone? Check out the following articles to learn how troubleshoot or repair some of issues that you may encounter.
iPhone Troubleshooting Tips
Provides advice on iOS and application troubleshooting
iPhone Recovery Mode (Advanced)
Explains how to restore your phone to its original state or last backup
Hardware: iPhone DIY Part Replacements
Provides advice on how to get an screen (e.g. LCD, glass, or digitizer) or battery replace for your iPhone.

eWeek reports: "Teardowns of the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 by repair site iFixit and analyst
firm IHS iSuppli revealed that, while on the surface they appeared largely identical, Apple has
 done quite a bit of work on a phone that, in a matter of months, is 'set to be antiquated by the
 iPhone 5,' iFixit’s Kyle Wein wrote in a Feb. 7 report. Apple made changes to the phone’s
 battery and vibrator, but most important are new design choices regarding the
 Verizon iPhone’s CDMA technology and antenna, and the switch from a
 Broadcom chip to a Qualcomm MDM chipset.

Apple iPad 2 Currently in Production

Posted by ADMIN On 3:20 AM 1 comments

eWeek reports: "The company’s newest tablet will be “thinner and lighter than the first model,” unnamed sources told the Wall Street Journal Feb. 9. If the account is accurate, the next iPad will also include a front-facing camera for video conferencing, more memory, “and a more powerful graphics processor.” AT&T and Verizon, which currently offer the iPhone, will carry the device."
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eWeek reports: "Apple could be working on a new iPhone that would be smaller and cheaper than current versions of the device, according to recent reports from the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg. So far, Apple hasn’t confirmed that such a device is on track for shipment later this year, but some speculate that the device will cost half as much as current versions of Apple’s smartphone."
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iPad 2 Leather Case Hands-on & Video!

Posted by ADMIN On 3:18 AM 1 comments
M.I.C. Gadget reports: "Finally, we have some interesting updates for the much-rumoured iPad 2. Yup, we hope you enjoy the lengthy video above showing an in-depth examination of the iPad 2 leather case we got recently from a secret Asian case supplier, who does not wish his name to be written on our blog. So, the new iPad 2 leather case is indeed different. It does not fit our iPad, and we think it is designed for an iPad with tapered sides and a very flat back."
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ZDNet reports: "Starting today, in response to user requests, Microsoft is making OneNote Mobile for the iPhone available as a free download from the iTunes store, said Jason Bunge, Senior Director of Office Product Management. (I’m sure more than a few of the requests came from Microsoft employees with iPhones… but I digress.) The product will be free for a limited time period, the end date of which Microsoft is not specifying today."
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Apple Software: All-in-1 Logic GameBox

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I have a real bad habit of buying All-In-One applications.  Generally what you end up with is one application that has lots of half-baked programs.

I recently download All-in-1 Logic GameBox by AppZap.  I love logic games, and this is my favorite one so far.  The game has a clean interface, and most of the games are simple to understand and easy to use.

My only complaint, in the last update they took away the telescope game.  I hope they bring it back.

Version 1.5 includes eight games, with more than 2,000 levels:
Round Round!
Stickies!
Parking Lot
Labyrinth
Liquid Measure
Flip It
Arithmetic
Paratroopers

Article: Apple iPhone 4 Teardown

Posted by ADMIN On 3:12 AM 0 comments
From eWeek: "Repair site iFixit, along with Chipworks, released a teardown of the Apple iPhone 4 June 23, a day before the device officially goes on sale. The site says it worked hard to get a hold of the iPhone 4—and wasn’t disappointed once it did, marveling at Apple’s treatment of the phone’s multiple antennas, its Gorilla Glass front display and the gyroscope Apple scooped up before anyone else. Other good news is that the iPhone 4 appears to be "tuned" to defer to the least-congested network band available to it—which is good news for AT&T and its customers in highly populated areas."
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Are you looking for your iPhone serial number or International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number?

This information can be found in the following locations:
On the iPhone packaging.
On the phone, from the Home screen open Settings > General > About.
In iTunes, hold down the Control key and select Help > About iTunes (on Windows) or iTunes > About iTunes (on the Mac). To pause the scrolling, press the Space bar.

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From the Home screen (press the Home button if you're in an application) touch and hold an icon until all the icons start vibrating. From here:
You can move the icons around or on to another page (if one doesn't exist it will be created).
If you move one icon on top of another it will create a folder.  If you move all the icons out of a folder it will delete it.
If you tap circle with the X in the upper left corner of the icon, then you will prompted if to want to delete the installed application.
 When you're done arranging the icons press the Home button.

The iOS 4.2 software update is now available to installed on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch compatible devices.

Some of the big features of the update are:
AirPrint: Allows the wireless printing of emails, photos, web pages, and documents. Also no drivers are required. (Note: only supports compatible printers on a local wireless network)
AirPlay: Lets you stream digital media (such as: music, videos and photos) wirelessly from your device to an Apple TV or AirPlay-compatible speakers.
Find My iPhone: The MobileMe feature that can help you locate your missing device and protect its data is now free (if you have a forth generation iPhone or iPod Touch).
FaceTime improvements: Initiate calls with Voice Control or from an SMS conversation, and support for Bluetooth accessories.
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eWeek reports: "No rest for the wicked, or American consumers, for that matter. While you should be spending the Friday morning after Thanksgiving sleeping off the unconscionable amount of turkey, pie and potatoes you've stuffed yourself with the day before, there's a good chance you'll instead be headed off to your local shopping mall or electronics superstore to get a head start on holiday gift-buying—not to mention to take advantage of the enticing Black Friday discounts. As with any other year, high-tech gadgets like Amazon's Kindle e-reader, Apple's iPad (and a fast-growing slate of competitors), and digital cameras and netbooks are likely to be the standouts of the holiday shopping season.



eWeek.com reports: "Apple has released a list of its top-grossing iPhone apps in 2010. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the list is dominated by entertainment apps, particularly games. Of the more productivity-related programming, iPhone and iPod Touch users evidently placed a high premium on navigation, shelling out $50 for the TomTom U.S.A. app, optimized for the iPhone 4, and free worldwide VOIP (voice over IP) calls. Baseball also ranked high, with many users downloading the MLB.com At Bat app. Despite a growing challenge from Google Android, Apple remains strong in the consumer smartphone space. Third-party developers have flocked to the company's App Store as a revenue generator, populating the online storefront with hundreds of thousands of apps. As a result, an app exists for many of life's tasks big and small.


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