How to send free SMS and get free recharge

Free SMS and Free Recharge:

Hi friends, today i am going to tell you one working trick to get free recharge by just sending SMS to your friends.In this trick you just need to free sign up in below website and start earning recharge through sending SMS and do your recharge.For more info just follow given steps..

STEP 1:

             First of all click on Get Started in your pc/mobile.

STEP 2:

             Now after doing STEP 1, just create a free account on given website and verify your mobile number and email id.

STEP 3:

             Now login to your account and click on send sms option given in the website and start sending free SMS to your friends.

STEP 4:

            Send SMS daily to your friends by using this website and get more and more recharge amount.You will get 2 paisa for 1 SMS to your friend.

STEP 5:

             You need minimum amount Rs. 10/- for free recharge.

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Windows Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 8

Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 8:

Alt + D – Select the address bar

Ctrl + E – Select the search tab

Ctrl + F – Select the search box

Ctrl + N - Open a new window

Ctrl + W - Close the current window

Ctrl + mouse scroll wheel – Change the size and appearance of file and folder icons

Ctrl + Shift + E - Display all folders above the selected folder

Ctrl + Shift + N – Create a new folder

Num Lock + asterisk (*) – Display all subfolders under the selected folder

Num Lock + plus (+) – Display the contents of the selected folder

Num Lock + minus (-) – Collapse the selected folder

Alt + P – Display the preview pane

Alt + Enter - Open the Properties dialog box for the selected item

Alt + Right arrow – View the next folder

Alt + Up arrow – View the folder that the folder was in

Alt + Left arrow – View the previous folder

Backspace - View the previous folder

Right arrow – Display the current selection (if it’s collapsed), or select the first subfolder

Left arrow – Collapse the current selection (if it’s expanded), or select the folder that the folder was in

End - Display the bottom of the active window

Home - Display the top of the active window

F11 - Maximize or minimize the active window

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Use your Android Phone as Wireless Touch Mouse/ Trackpad

You are using wireless mouse and battery just got exhausted.If you own an Android phone,you can now start using your phone as a wireless touch mouse with Windows or Mac. 

First step is to install the app for Android and also desktop client for Windows or Mac. You can download the apps from here.


Once you install both the apps, you can either auto connect or manually enter the IP address. Auto connect works very well, so you do not have to manually enter it. Once connected, you can see the mouse like interface on the screen. You can use the tablet or phone screen like a mouse. There is also option to control the mouse sensitivity using the settings.



There is also a paid version of the app which supports keyboard entry from your phone or tablet.Download WiFi Mouse

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Nokia Lumia 620

Today Nokia introduced new windows phone  Nokia Lumia 620  which is third and most affordable Windows Phone 8 smartphone.

Nokia Lumia 620

Networks: WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100 GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900

Display: 3.8” TFT WVGA 800×480, ClearBlack

Memory: 512MB RAM (8GB internal memory, Micro SD support up to 64GB)

Camera: 5Mpix autofocus, LED flash; Video capture: HD 720p@30fps; VGA front camera

Size & weight: 115.4 x 61.1 x 11.02 mm; 127g (including battery)

Connectivity: NFC, WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n 2.4Ghz + 5Ghz, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS/A-GPS, Glonass, micro-USB, 3.5mm audio connector (AHJ + WP Controls)

Processor: 1 GHz Dual Core Snapdragon (TM) S4

Battery Talk time: (GSM/WCDMA) Up to 14.6 h/ up to 9.9 h; Standby time: Up to 330 h

Excluding any local taxes or operator subsidies, the Nokia Lumia 620 will cost around $249 USD and will be available from Q1 2013.

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How to Search Google Images by the Exact Size

Search Google Images by the Exact Size

Some time you need big quality photographs at appropriate size for that we can use google images search as you know but for exact images search you have to just enter the search term what you want to search and then add IMAGESIZE:WIDTHxHEIGHT to the query as shown in above image.

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Windows 8 in Ten versions

Windows 8 in Ten versions:

According to the blog Windows 8 will be available in:

Windows 8 Enterprise Edition

Windows 8 Enterprise Eval edition

Windows 8 Home Basic Edition

Windows 8 Home Premium edition

Windows 8 ARM edition

Windows 8 Prerelease Edition 

Windows 8 Professional edition

Windows 8 Professional Plus edition

Windows 8 Starter edition

Windows 8 Ultimate edition

We already know that for new generation gadget, tablet Microsoft giving support for ARM system. But here we have a surprised about the Windows 8 Professional Plus edition.

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Make Notepad Diary

How to make Notepad Diary using little trick

Do you keep a diary (Or maybe a journal or something to keep a track of your daily activities and routines) Or do you wish to make notes where the notes keep the date automatically?Do you watch movies and keep a track of them??Like when you’ve watched it and stuff?? Well here is a cool trick that im gonna show you.Its upto you how you use it. All you need is notepad.

1) Open a blank notepad file.

2) Type .LOG in all caps at the top and hit enter.

3) Now save the file as you wish.

4) After closing the file, open it again and you will notice that the date & time is now listed on the second line.

5) You will also notice that the cursor is ready for you to start typing on the next line.

6) Now every time you open it, type something on the next line and then save it,close it, when you open it again, it will have automatically saved the date and time on the last line.

It keeps a running record of date and time for every save. Now you have a diary ! Have Fun !

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The Hacker's Underground Handbook

The Hacker's Underground Handbook

         The Best Hacking Book

           

BOOK DESCRIPTION

The information given in this underground handbook will put you into a hacker's mindset and teach you all of the hacker's secret ways. The Hacker's Underground Handbook is for the people out there that wish to get into the the amazing field of hacking. It introduces you to many topics like programming, Linux, password cracking, network hacking, Windows hacking, wireless hacking, web hacking and malware. Each topic is introduced with an easy to follow, real-world example. The book is written in simple language and assumes the reader is a complete beginner.

BOOK DETAILS

Paperback: 116 Pages
Publisher: CreateSpace (March 22, 2010)
Language: English

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

David has been in the security/hacking scene for many years. He currently runs a hacking blog and podcast at http://www.MrCracker.com go and visit his blog for more info and the download link to eBook is given below.

                                  Download link=http://www.multiupload.nl/5L0TAKMXCF

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GOD MODE IN WINDOWS 7

How you can enable GOD MODE in windows 7 machine. God MODE brings all the setting under one hood without needing to browse options and folders in the control panel. The term "GOD MODE" is given by Microsoft Development Team.

Follow the steps to enable GOD MODE:-

1 Create a new folder
2 Rename the folder to GODMODE.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
   (you can change the name GODMODE but cannot change the text after GODMODE)
3 The icon of the folder will change.
4 Double Click on it to open the GODMODE window.
I hope you all enjoy this.

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Extend Your Android Device’s Battery Life

How to Extend Your Android Device’s Battery Life

Extend your Battery Life

If your battery keeps running out, here’s how to make your phone or tablet run for days on a single charge..

Android devices may be wonderful portalbe powerhouse that put a huge choice of apps and tools in your pocket, but all that computing can take its toll on their battery life. Checking your eamil, making calls, playing games andbrowsing the internet all use up valuable power, and even just having the phone or tablet on sandby means that the battery is slowly draining.

Fortunately, Android comes with built-in settings that can be toggled to perserve battery life, and which can be customized to particular scenarios. Going for a long walk? Then turn off everything but GPS to track your route via Endomondo. About to go to bed? Turn off sync, so you’re not woken by the inevitable 2a, Groupon email. There are many other settings, too, and here we’ll show you how to make the most of them.

1. Power Control : 

Android’s build in power control widget is the first step to more batter life. It’s included with all version of Android, and it enables you to turn settings on or off. To get it, long-press on the home screen, then choose ‘Widgets’ followed by ‘Power Control’. You need a long, clear space on your home screen to install it.

2. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth : To the left of the Power Control strip you’ll see the Wi-Fi icon – turn this off when you’re away from a Wi-Fi hotspot and you’ll save a huge amount of power. We also need to think about Bluetooth, which wirelessly connects to computers, car steros and speakers.Turn it off if you’re not using it.

3. GPS and brightness : GPS is handy when you want to use Google Maps and location services. but it uses a lot of power and should turned off when not in use. Reducing your screen’s brightness stops your display draining the batter, and some phones can set the brightness automatically to suit the ambient lightning.

4. Sync : Sync means that the phone constantly contacts Google’s servers to download new emails, contact, calendar entries and other background information. It uses a lot of power  and you can safely tuen it off for a while – anything that isn’t downloaded will appears on your device when it’s turned back on.

5. 2G networks : 2G networks are noticeable slower than 3G, but 3G uses more power. You can switch to a 2G network by choosing ‘Settings’ then ‘Wireless and networks’ followed by ‘Mobile network’. Check the box marked ‘Use only 2G network’ to activate it. You’ll still be able to make calls and send texts.

6. JuiceDefender : JuiceDefender is a handy app that switches off certain settings when they’re not in use. Download it from here and install it, then run it and choose ‘Enabled under Status’. Deactivate the app if you’re downloading a lot of data, because it might stop connectivity when your phone switches to standby.

7. Battery use : To find out exactly what’s eating your batter, choose ‘Settings’, then ‘About phone’ and ‘Battery use’. Here you’ll see a list of the applications and tools that are using the most power. Some of these functions can be selected to forced to stop. Which will save you a little more precious power in the future.

8. Got the power : Next time your device is running low on power, or there’s nowhere available to plug in your charger, you’ll know exactly what you can turn on and off to make the battery last a little longer. The above tips are also handy for other situation, such as when you go away on holiday and want to avoid using too much data.

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Compare Amazon Kindle Fire HD 4G vs Fire HD vs Fire

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New Logo Of Microsoft

Microsoft’s New Logo Recreated in CSS

<logo>Microsoft</logo>
<style>
logo {
font: bold 60px "Segoe UI";
color: #747273;
line-height: 1.5em;
padding-left: 1.7em;
}
logo:before {
content: '\2006';
position: absolute;
height: 0.095em;
left: 0;
box-shadow: 0.35em 0.35em 0 0.25em #f8510c,
1.05em 0.35em 0 0.25em #7eba00,
0.35em 0.97em 0 0.25em #00a3f4,
1.05em 0.97em 0 0.25em #ffba00;
}
</style>

The new Microsoft Logo uses the Segoe font while the squares represent Microsoft product families.

Microsoft recently unveiled a new corporate logo where four colored squares represent Windows, Office, Xbox and Windows Phone family of products.

The PDF document suggests that designers used Adobe Illustrator CS5 to create the original logo but @mohamedmansour shows us how to recreate the same logo using few lines of HTML and CSS3.

If the live demo doesn’t look right in your screen, the Segoe font is probably missing on your computer though some have suggested replacing Segoe with Open Sans, a Google Font.

Here’s the full code courtesy Mansour.

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Lumia Series

Nokia unveils Windows 8 Lumia phones

Finnish firm Nokia has finally launched its smart phone 

handsets powered by Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 

operating system. Microsoft and Nokia unveiled the new 

Lumia 820 and 920 smartphones at a special event in New

 York.According to the BBC, the new Lumia 920 features

 wireless charging and a 'PureView' camera, which the mobile 

firm said offered better video and still images than rival 

smartphones. It also features several Nokia-only functions 

designed to make it stand out from other Windows Phone 8 

devices.The firm claimed that 'floating lens technology' 

nt of light than other handsets. According to the report, some

 users may be disappointed that it features an 8.7-megapixel 

sensor, many times below the 41MP resolution sensor on an 

earlier PureView device. 

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Android 4.0 ICS

Top 10 things you can do on your Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) phone

Everyone is going ga-ga over Ice Cream Sandwich. Ever since it was released, third-party Android developers have been hard at work porting leaks into every possible phone and improving the stock firmware with additions of their own. We’ve seen Ice Cream Sandwich in stock form, in it’s purest form without HTC’s Sense UI on top, various aesthetically modified versions, as well as those that have been given performance boosts.
It makes sense that because Ice Cream Sandwich is the hottest thing making rounds in the Android development community that everyone would want a piece of it, but what makes Ice Cream Sandwich so great? To answer your question, we’ve put together a list of the top 10 things you can do on your Ice Cream Sandwich phone. Keep in mind, this is in no particular order.

Face Unlock

The first thing you notice with Ice Cream Sandwich is that it looks different from Gingerbread but you’re probably being too busy checking out the new wallpaper on your lock screen to realize that you can unlock your phone without entering a password.
Thanks to Face Unlock, your phone uses its front-facing camera to recognize you. This means that it unlocks only when you pick it up, effectively preventing nosy friends, family and strangers from perusing your phone’s content when you aren’t looking. Simply hold up your phone at eye level and your phone should detect your face.

Face Unlock isn’t perfect, though, and a number of factors may prevent your phone’s front-facing camera to see your face properly. While setting up Face Unlock, you can choose between Pattern unlock and PIN unlock as a backup plan if ever Face Unlock fails to identify your face.
Another possible problem is if someone who looks like you, like a family member with the same set of features, or an evil twin, may actually be able to effectively unlock your phone with his/her face. But, what are the chances of that happening?

Multitasking

Since phones have become more powerful, packing specs that the phones of yesteryears could only dream of, the temptation to do too many things at once on your Android device has been calling to users. The number of things we could do with apps certainly isn’t helping us keep away from temptation.
In older versions of Android software, users had to download a task switcher application for their phones, but with Ice Cream Sandwich, that is no longer necessary. Just long-press on the Home button to see which applications are open.  Scroll through little screenshots and tap the one that you want to jump into. You can jump back out by tapping the same button.

If that isn’t cool enough, multitasking also means lightening the load on your phone. When you’re looking at the list of open applications, you won’t need to individually jump into an application to close it. Simply swipe the application’s little screenshot off your screen to the right and the application is gone and closed. Ice Cream Sandwich effectively lets you manage your resources without wasting unnecessary time.

Quick Call Response

There are two things that all safety-conscious drivers nowadays should know. The first one is “Don’t drink and drive.”  The second one, which is equally important, is “Don’t text and drive.” In fact, if you can help it, don’t pick up your phone. You never know when an accident is just lurking behind the corner.
But let’s just say that you can’t resist your phone ringing several times and you really want to tell the person calling that you can’t answer his/her call because you’re driving. You don’t need to wait for a red light to answer the call just to tell him/her that.

Quickly dismiss calls with a text message; that way the person who’s calling knows that he/she needs to wait. Instead of just swiping to dismiss the call, swiping up while someone’s calling you gives you the option to send the caller a text message.
Ice Cream Sandwich comes with a number of dismissal templates, including “I’ll call you later” and “I’ll call you right back.” The phone will then send the message of your choice to the caller. If you’d like to customize your dismissal message, Ice Cream Sandwich lets you do that, too, with the lowermost option, “Custom message.”
And, yeah.  This nifty feature works not just for drivers.  It also works if you are in the middle of a meeting or in cases when you simply don’t feel like answering calls.

Voice Input

Multitasking seems to be Ice Cream Sandwich’s big thing. Not only do you have easy task switching, but you also save yourself time and your life by being able to send a quick message to callers while you’re driving.
Another feature of Ice Cream Sandwich is voice input. If you’re the type of person who comes up with the best ideas while just talking free-flow, Ice Cream Sandwich’s voice input engine is here to take notes. Literally.
Tap the microphone button located at the bottom of the keyboard and start talking. The voice input engine will transcribe your words onto the screen for you. When you’re done talking, look over what the voice input engine’s managed to transcribe of your words. Since not all things are perfect, you can correct typos and misinterpreted words before sending off your message.

Customize and Organize

What would Android be without the ability to customize? Just like in Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich users will find that they can add widgets to their homescreen for easy access to the data that apps can provide and actually resize those widgets, having power over seeing more information or less.
If you’ve got a ton of apps but you don’t want to do away with any of them, you can de-clutter your homescreen with homescreen folders. If you’re familiar with how iOS’s own homescreen management works, simply long-tap and drag an application icon over to another icon. Release and you’ll find that a folder has now been created on your homescreen.

By default, the folder is unnamed but you can easily rename it yourself. How you group your applications into a folder is completely up to you. You can group applications into a folder solely for Productivity, or a folder for your Music. The power to customize and organize is in your hands.
That’s not all; Ice Cream Sandwich lets you put speed dial shortcuts of people you might frequently contact into folders or even put people in the favorites tray. Talk about accessibility.  Here’s how it’s generally done:

1. Open the App Drawer.
2. Scroll to the Widgets section and find the widget icon for “Direct Dial.”
3. Long-tap on the Direct Dial widget and drop it onto the homescreen.
4. When the People app or Contacts list appears, select the contact that you wish to assign to the Direct Dial icon on your homescreen.
5. Repeat the process as many times as there are contacts you’d like to assign Direct Dial to.  To organize the Direct Dial shortcuts into a folder, simply drop a new Direct Dial shortcut onto an existing on.

Uniform Web Browsing Experience

Not so long ago, people had to wait until they got home to surf the Internet. When the Internet became accessible to phones, it was a little slow, clunky and a lot of pages weren’t optimized for mobile browsing yet.
Now that a lot of websites have specific layouts tailored just for people browsing on their mobile devices, users still have the problem of not having the same browsing experience they have on their computers. What about your bookmarks that you spent all night consolidating and organizing? What if you didn’t get to bookmark the sites you needed but you know you had them in your search history?
The good news for Chrome and Firefox users is that both browsers are available for Ice Cream Sandwich. What that means for the people who want to stay organized and who want to have everything within their reach is that bookmarks, search history, and usernames and passwords can be synced up. The mobile browsers even let you view the tabs that you had open on your computer so you can pick up reading that article on your phone where you had left off on the computer.

Control Network Data

Don’t get too distracted with surfing the Internet. Unless you’re hooked up to a Wi-Fi connection, your hours surfing the web may not just be burning your battery but also burning a hole in your wallet.
With how we can easily browse the Internet on our phones, it doesn’t take a lot for us to go over our monthly limit. You might find yourself paying a whole lot more than you should next time your bill comes in.

Ice Cream Sandwich helps you monitor your Internet usage. Found under Settings, the Usagepage provides you with data meters that you can adjust. If you have a certain limit per month, simply adjust the meters to reflect it. You can also adjust the warning meter to your desired warning threshold, say half-way to your usage limit, so that Ice Cream Sandwich can notify you when you’re almost at the end of your limit.

Android Beam

Near Field Communication (NFC) sounds a whole lot like something from a science fiction flick, but it’s actually a new development in the world of technology. A few years ago, NFC started figuring in pilot studies, particularly in European countries where people only had to tap their phone against a chip whenever they got on and off a train. Their daily fares were then calculated and the railway sent monthly invoices.

Though that hasn’t quite clicked, NFC has other purposes such as transferring information between two phones. Of course, the phone you have and the phone you’d like to swap information with must be equipped with NFC chips. Simply tap your phones together to activate NFC functionality and swap data like YouTube videos, contact information, and other bits of information.

Dismiss Notifications with a Tap of Your Finger

You might have seen the pull down-style notification tray on iOS but Ice Cream Sandwich isn’t willing to just be a third-rate copycat. In fact, it one ups the iOS’ notification tray by giving users the power to literally flick away notifications you don’t care about.
If you don’t feel like addressing your notifications at this moment, simply dismiss the ones that aren’t very important and save the ones that matter for later.
You don’t even need to unlock your phone to be able to access your notification tray either; you can just pull it down from the lockscreen.

Camera and Photo Gallery

If you’ve been hanging around the Android development community, you’ve probably seen people try to port the Ice Cream Sandwich Camera app to other phones that don’t seem to have Ice Cream Sandwich in their future.
But, why import just the Camera app, you ask? That’s because the Ice Cream Sandwich Gallery application has been revamped, displaying images in a magazine-like layout with not a lot of ugly space between photos.
Tap on a photo and you’ll be able to edit it with all sorts of filters and after-effects. For a stock camera app, the number of editing options are pretty decent. You have access to options like highlights, Shadows, Auto-fix, Cross-process, Posterize, Lomo, Documentary, Vignette, Film Grain, and Fisheye. Not bad for a shutterbug on the go.

And, while taking screenshots is not exactly a function of the phone’s camera, Ice Cream Sandwich was built with native capability for taking screenshots of your phone without your having to install an screengrabber app.  All you need to is hold down the Power and Volume Down buttons simultaneously.  Your screenshots will be saved to your phone, and you can view them from within the Gallery app, from where you can share those screenshots with your friends.

Grab a Bite of ICS Today

If that list of features has got your mouth watering, wipe that drool away and stop dawdling. We’ve given you the top 10 things you can do on your Ice Cream Sandwich phone, so why hold back? If your phone’s got an official update for the firmware, update now. If it doesn’t, take a look around the Android development community. Chances are quite high that you’ve got Ice Cream Sandwich for your phone in one way or another, whether it’s a port of the actual stock firmware or a custom ROM based on Ice Cream Sandwich.

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