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EnsoCMS - Latest CMS in Town

30. December 2008

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EnsoCMS - Latest CMS in Town

This has been a season of open-source CMS. Many open-source CMS have barged into the web-world over the past few months like Microsoft’s Oxide, Magnolia etc. Now enters EnsoCMS. In their own words - EnsoCMS is built for designers, loved by clients They claim that it is the simplest free CMS available right now with absolutely no software [...]

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5 Ways to Merge Multiple Long Links to One Short Link

26. December 2008

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Many a times we send a group of links to various sites like the online photo album, a YouTube video, a funny news article etc to our friends or family.  It’s a pain having to copy and paste multiple links in email or in Instant Messenger. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could convert all [...]

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[How to] Fix WinFlashGuard.exe Trojan?

21. December 2008

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What is WinFlashGuard.exe? WinFlashGuard.exe is an EMail worm/trojan which was first seen on Oct 31st 2008 in Spain and India. Later on this worm has duplicated under different names and has somehow missed the watchful eyes of most of the anti-virus and anti-spyware software. In my company given laptop, I am using CA eTrust antivirus which failed [...]

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Unblab - Your EMail Won’t be the Same Again

12. December 2008

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Unblab is an eMail client which is built with hope of making you use email as less as possible. Makes sense? No? It didn’t make sense for me either! I started digging up the site further to understand what it will doing. Once you install the eMail client, it will track the way you organize your [...]

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iGoogle Gets a Banking Gadget, Courtesy - Fidelity

11. December 2008

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The world economy might be down, the banking sector might be on a down slide, but nothing can stop the technical advances on the web world! Fidelity has just released the first ever secure banking gadget on iGoogle for millions of its customers. Known as the Fidelity Secure Gadget, it enables users to check their [...]

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Browser War Shows No Signs of Cooling Down

3. December 2008

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Google Chrome was launched on 2nd September this year with lots of hype, so much so that it was termed as Firefox Killer! In October, I had written about “Is Google Chrome Really a Success?” taking the statistics of Browser share for my blog traffic for analysis. This is a follow up post on the [...]

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Screedbot - Get Animated Typewriter Effect for Your Text

2. December 2008

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The animated image above explains what this post is about. It’s about Screedbot, a free online tool which adds the scrolling typewriter effect to any text you provide. The output of the process is rendered as an animated GIF file like the one above. Enter the desired text, select the width & height of [...]

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Finer Points of Shared Web Hosting

30. November 2008

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Last month, I had written about the Hosting woes I was facing. To be frank, I must say it was my fault that I did not read through the finer prints of the Terms and Conditions I signed before buying the hosting account with my web-host. Over the past 1 month, after researching enough, I [...]

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