View Page 1,2,3… on one page
Posted by on March 25, 2010
Save time and enhance your productivity! Get quick definitions, auto-load next pages, search faster, and more.
All you Google Chrome users, you can now view page 1, 2, 3….. on one webpage (browser window). You have to just keep scrolling down to view all the pages.
View the screenshot below:
Benefits:
The next page loads immediately and you can just scroll up and down to view the page loaded before and after, how cool is that?
If you have to search for something on x number of pages, all you have to do is scroll down the x number of pages (all the pages would be loaded on a single screen), where you would be viewing all those pages in one window, just hit Ctrl+F on your keyboard and search through 5 different web pages in one go!
Click here to download this plugin.
Cheers, have fun!
Brilliant addons for Google Chrome
Posted by on March 22, 2010
Xmarks
Carry your bookmarks with you! Install this simple plugin with Chrome or Firefox and carry sync your bookmarks. Don’t lose another bookmark ever!
Download Xmarks from here.
You will see an icon of Xmarks at the end of the address bar.
After installing Xmarks into your Google Chrome browser, sync your bookmarks accordingly.
Settings for sync:
Click the Xmarks icon near your address bar for more settings.
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Facebook Photo Zoom
Don’t want to click on a thumbnail on a photo on Facebook? Just place your pointer on the thumbnail and enjoy a large view without moving to another page.
Download this plugin from here.
Live and Fast Search (Results pulled from: twitter,google,wikipedia,youtube)
Posted by on March 19, 2010
A web application created by Julius Eckert.
With Keyboardr, you don’t have point and click your way through your Google search results – you can just use the arrow keys on your keyboard instead. To navigate, you just down arrow and up arrow through the set of traditional results displayed or use the right arrow to hop over to the integrated Wikipedia results, YouTube results, and Google Image results on the right-hand side of the page.
Keyboardr is crazy fast, it even begins searching and displaying results as you type in the search box itself. That’s handy because it means that you might not even need to complete your search query before you have the answers you need.
The link: http://keyboardr.com/
Screenshot:
A Browser that is so light on your computer
Posted by on March 10, 2010
A hardcore fan of Mozilla Firefox has started using Google Chrome, simply because it is light-weight (faster and simpler) and it lets you control most of the functionalities.
I figured that Firefox eats up your ram slowly, which leads to slow down your computer’s performance. Well, they may be improvising on the tech part for which I’ve no time.
If you wish to try Google Chrome, download it from here, which is absolutely FREE!
Important note: Keep visiting this space for more about Google Chrome and how to get the most out of it.
Learn Photography
Posted by on March 8, 2010
Wanna learn photography?
Check your skills with controls like ISO, Shutter priority, Aperture priority and more.
Visit this link for a free simulator.
Scroll down the page for more information on the different controls you can use.
Note: The above link requires Adobe Flash Player.
If you do not have it, you can download it from here.
Thanks to Mohan Kaimal for sharing this link.
Nevervoid is in trance with Miss Nine’s music
Posted by on February 18, 2010
Kristin Schrot began her career, not as a DJ, but as a model. Longing for more, her passion for music led Kristin to move to Amsterdam where she dubbed herself Miss Nine and began pursuing a career in the electronic industry.
Miss Nine is the first female to mix a compilation for Washington-based Yoshitoshi Recordings, the world-renowned leader in progressive and big-room house music.
Track “Lost & Found” by Miss Nine. Released on Black Hole Recordings.
The above video was filmed during the Winter Music Conference 2009 in Miami South Beach, filmed & edited by Maarten Spoek. Track “Lost & Found” by Miss Nine. Released on Black Hole Recordings.
What are those knobs all about?
Posted by on February 18, 2010
The knobs on your camera*
AV, A
Aperture Priority:
Aperture is like the Iris in your eye. During the day, where there is more day-light, I’m sure you would have noticed a really small iris, and during the night as there is not much light (depending on the ambience) you would notice a wider iris, which means it’s trying to grab more light to view the scenario.
TV, S
Shutter Priority:
Shutter is like your eye-lids. After a late/rough night, when you wake-up the next day and immediately step out in a really bright and sunny day, you would have noticed your eye-lids trying to close or not able to keep it open wide as there is much light getting into your eye more than required.
When you wish to click subjects/objects that really are fast in motion, you would need this mode.
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Manual mode:
OK, now I’m not going to use the eye analogy here. Instead, think about a vehicle that has auto-gears and a vehicle that lets you control the drive with manual-shifting of gears. Meaning, in this mode, you can set the preferred aperture and shutter speed to get more control of the scene.
*Post is subject to change/update in future
Google adds Voice and Video Chat to Gmail
Posted by on November 12, 2008
Source: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2008/11/say-hello-to-gmail-voice-and-video-chat.html
This new upgrade competes with eBay’s Skype and other Web conferencing tools that have grown in popularity as technology continues to move forward as more laptops are being outfitted with built-in cameras and the speed of Web connections continues to advance.
Download the plugin!
From the Google Blog:
Just click on the new “Video & more” menu in a Gmail chat window and select “Start video chat” or “Start voice chat.” You can switch to a full screen view or pop out the chat window and change the size and positioning as you wish. Of course, not everyone has a webcam, but even if you don’t, you can still have voice conversations alongside your email and regular chat.
iPhone stuck in Headphone mode
Posted by on November 11, 2008
Sometimes the iPhone gets stuck in headset mode and thinks it has regular earphones or ear buds attached even though it does not. Here are a few things to try.
iphone headset socket
With headphone
- Lint may be trapped in the connection. Try blowing into it or try canned air.
- Plug and unplug your iPhone headset a couple of times.
Note: Restoring the iPhone is not a fix!
Personally, I’ve had this problem. I believe it is due to the debris in the socket. Blow some air into the socket and you should be all set.
Cheers
~nevervoid
