Posted November 3, 2007 
Comments(0) The shortest domain name ever registered with Internic is http://g.cn and Internet search giant Google has purchased it and made it an alias to it’s chinese google home page. This will help Google in the long run in competing with Chinese search engine Baidu.
Posted May 22, 2007 Comments(1) I hope most of the people browsing this blog are aware of Wikipedia which is infact a multilingual, web-based, free content encyclopedia project written collaboratively by volunteers from all around the world. A similar sort of site has popped up which is exclusively for disabled people and is a stop shop website for disability related information. The site named Disapedia just like Wikipedia relies on volunteers to gather information. Since the site is pretty new the contents are not organized and linked properly but it looks quite promising.
Posted May 16, 2007 Comments(0) Social Bookmarking system or network has become quite popular in recent years. Social bookmarking has more recently inspired the more successful social news movement which includes sites like del.icio.us, reddit, Digg and the new Netscape portal. As the competition for bookmarking services increases it is good to know the best in the business. Thankfully eBizMBA has produced a list of the Top 20 Social Bookmarking Sites out there on the Internet ranked by a combination of Compete and Quantcast data. Each site is ranked based on the Unique Monthly Visitors (United States).
Posted May 15, 2007 Comments(0) Yahoo ! has launched the web version of it’s most popular IM for people on the move – Yahoo Web Messenger ! This now totally avoid users from downloading the IM software and installing it before accessing the messenger service.
This service is available from the Yahoo Web Site at http://webmessenger.yahoo.com/ and will be a great boon to people who travel a lot or who live in countries where PC penetration is low, said Yahoo spokeswomen Terrell Karlsten. To run this application on the web you need to have Adobe Flash 9 installed in whichever of the popular browsers you use: Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Safari.
Posted May 6, 2007 Comments(0) Pidgin (formerly Gaim) is a multi-protocol Instant Messaging client that allows you to use all of your IM accounts at once. Pidgin currently runs on all Windows and UNIX environments. It integrates IM’s such as AIM, IRC, MSN, Bonjour, Yahoo !, XMPP, Gadu-Gadu, QQ, Groupwise, SILC, Zephyr, ICQ and SIMPLE.
Posted April 29, 2007 Comments(0) Hackers are going all out to crack Windows Vista activation procedure which is enhanced by Software Protection Platform (SPP).
Until now, Microsoft has an upper hand, with no permanent or foolproof ways to crack or bypass Windows Vista activation request emerged. Instead, various workarounds and tricks to bypass, skip, delay, disable or spoof Vista activation has been suggestion, to various degree of success, such as extend evaluation period, rearm method, install Vista in future year, ‘frankenbuild’ Vista by replacing RTM build WPA files with RC build files, activate against spoofed KMS server, or run and activate Vista with own local KMS server and etc. Now, there is new crack method that able to permanently stop the countdown timer of time left to activate Windows Vista, effectively running Vista OS in full functionality evaluation mode forever. Read more…
Posted April 29, 2007 Comments(0) yourcodeworld.com is is a source code repository site where you will find code snippets and full application code in Visual Basic.NET, C/C++, PHP, DotNet, Java and other scripting languages.
Posted April 28, 2007 Comments(0) AOL expanded to India on Thursday with its first portal targeting Asia’s growing online population. Although AOL has been dropping its Internet access businesses around the world, it has been making a bigger push at delivering content through free Web sites in hopes of boosting advertising opportunities. AOL expanded its portal audiences in Europe as part of deals to sell off its access businesses there.
