China renews operating license of Google

China said that it has renewed Google's license to operate in the world's largest online market, after the US company last year moved its Chinese search engine overseas in protest over censorship. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology named Google's China website operator, Beijing Guxiang Information Technology Co. Ltd., as one of 137 firms whose licenses were renewed following adjustments in their operations. The ministry had ordered the adjustments after some firms had changed shareholding structures without official permission, provided services beyond their approved business range or had lax information security controls. The...

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The Famous Failed People - LUCK REALLY MATTERS

LUCK REALLY MATTERS Bill Gates: Gates didn't seem like a shoe-in for success after dropping out of  Harvard and starting a failed first business with Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen called Traf-O-Data. While this early idea didn't work, Gates' later work did, creating the global empire that is Microsoft. Walt Disney: Today Disney rakes in billions from merchandise, movies and theme parks around the world, but Walt Disney himself had a bit of a rough start. He was fired by a newspaper editor because, "he lacked imagination and had no good ideas." After that, Disney started a number of businesses that didn't last too long and ended with...

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How to Save a Papaya?

HOW TO SAVE a PAPAYA FROM FALLING FROM A TREE Think Think Come on keep thinking .......!! You are thinking too hard....... But No use!!! ...

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આ જુઓ એક એન્જીનિયર જઇ રહીયો છે…

જીંદગીથી હરેલો છે, પણ ‘બગ’થી હાર નથી માનતો, પોતાના ‘પ્રોજેક્ટ’ના બોજ હેઠળ દબાઇ જઇ રહીયો છે, પોતાની ‘એપ્લીકેશન’ની એક એક લીટી યાદ છે, પણ આજે પગમાં ક્યા રંગના મોજા છે તે યાદ નથી, દસ હજાર લીટીનાં ‘કોડ’માં ‘એરર’ શોધી લે છે, પણ મજબૂર મીત્રોની આંખમાં આંસુ દેખાતા નથી, ‘કોમ્પ્યુટર’માં હજારો ‘વિન્ડો’ છે, પણ દિલની બારી પર કોઇ દસ્તક સંભળાતી નથી, ‘કૉડીંગ’ કરતા કરતા ખબર જ ના રહી, ‘બગ’ની ‘પ્રાયોરીટી’ ક્યારે માતા-પિતા કરતા વધી ગઇ, પુસ્તકોમાં ગુલાબ રાખવાવાળો ‘સિગારેટ’ના ધુમાડામાં ખોવાઇ ગયો, દિલની જમીન પરથી ઇછ્છાઓની વિદાઇ થઇ ગઇ, શનિ-રવિ પર દારુ પીને મજા કરી રહીયો છે, ખર્ચા વધી રહ્યા છે, વાળ ઓછા થઇ રહીયા છે, આ જુઓ પાછી ‘બસ’ છૂટી ગઇ ને ‘રિક્શા’થી આવી રહીયો છે, ‘પીત્ઝા’ ગળે નથી ઉતરતા તો સાથે ‘કોક’ના ઘૂંટડા લઇ રહીયો છે, સરસ ભેળ મળે છે છતાં મફતનો નાસ્તો ખાઇ રહીયો છે, ‘ઓફિસ’ની...

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Why You Need to Create and Protect Strong Email Passwords

It is important for several reasons to have a strong password on your e-mail and web site accounts. Your email account is the gateway into your personal information including web banking, investment accounts, and other websites that store your personal information online. There is also a growing trend of spammers breaking into e-mail accounts with weak passwords and using them to send massive amounts of spam which can lead to your ISP closing your e-mail account before you even realize that there is a problem.     The following are examples of weak passwords that must be avoided: temp password change me having...

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How to Use Google Chrome For Secure Web Surfing by Default

If you have ever shared a log on or computer for your web browsing you'll know how annoying it can be not to have secure web surfing. Organize a surprise party or weekend away and then a list of hotels appears in your partners browser next time she logs on. It's almost like you share a common surfing history in the house. Let's face it perhaps you don't want your kids to visit all the same web sites as you! There's nothing ground breaking in Chromes Incognito mode but it is a very useful feature. Switch to Incognito mode and your web surfing instantly becomes a little more secure. This is how you can use Chrome for secure web browsing, simply...

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Can Google Chrome Help Secure Web Browsing?

If you have to share a computer either at home, work or school then you'll soon realize that you leave a trace of your web history on the computer each time you use it - it's not exactly secure web browsing. This can be quite annoying at times, if you're trying to arrange a surprise, buy a gift then leaving a trail of web sites behind you can slightly give the surprise away. There is of course even more serious side when so many of use the internet for lots of private stuff like banking, investments or research. Using a shared computer has a lot of risks to it so most of the browsers are introducing features to deal with this. Google's Chrome...

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Website Designing Items on 3 DVDs

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Rs 500 laptop creates an unprecedented hype

New Delhi, Jan 31, 2009: India is set to bring another computer revolution with the launch of Rs 500 laptop. The government is planning to produce the computer on a mass scale to provide this unbelievably cheap computing device to thousands of students, schools and colleges across the country.Tata Motor’s Nano car may not have hit the market even several months after its intended launch, but this nano computer should be a reality within a very short time.So far the cheapest computer available in India costs somewhere around ten thousand rupees. This will be around twenty times cheaper than the cheapest available computer in the country.The promised...

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The Best E-Mail Program Ever

How Gmail destroyed Outlook.As of this week, Gmail has reached perfection: You no longer have to be online to read or write messages. Desktop programs like Microsoft Outlook have always been able to access your old mail. There is a certain bliss to this; if you've got a pile of letters that demand well-composed, delicate responses (say you're explaining to your boss why you ordered that $85,000 rug), unplugging the Internet can be the fastest way to get things done. That's why offline access is a killer feature—it destroys your last remaining reason for suffering through a desktop e-mail program.Google's not alone in providing this option. Microsoft's...

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Yahoo and Infosys-Axon deal

The year 2008 must be one Yahoo will like to forget.The year started with Microsoft proposing Yahoo $31 a share buyout. The bid is rejected by Yahoo board of directors saying it "substantially undervalues" the company. Yahoo reportedly explores alternative deals with News Corp, Google and Time Warner unit AOL. In May Microsoft revises its offer to $33 a share, which is gain rejected by Yahoo.The chief executive Jerry Yang kept waiting for the software giant to offer a better price than $47.5 billion for Yahoo. It never happened. Instead, Yahoo's stock sagging and hits nearly five-year lows. Yahoo's plan 2, an advertising deal with Google too...

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Separate personal and official IDs

The best way to avoid such a situation is to have two email IDs with separate and long passwords -- one official, the other for personal use. Not only it will leave you better organised, but is the easiest way to keep cyber criminals at bay.Also, be sure of the password you use. Remember, while easy passwords leave little room for forgetting, they leave a lot of scope for tinkering by cyber hackers.With Internet becoming an important repository of our personal information both financial and otherwise, the stakes can be high if the same is tampered with.So try using some mixed combos that can secure your mail. Length is a huge advantage to memorise...

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How to boost Windows Vista speed

Windows 7 with its commendable performance improvements may be on the horizon. But for now, most of us have to live with Windows Vista, which can make even the fastest computer seem slow.But you don't have to put up with Vista's sluggishness without a fight. In fact, most of what ails Vista when it comes to performance can be remedied by adjusting some settings and eliminating some features.And the good news: The whole process need not take more than half an hour. Afterwards, you'll be rewarded a computer that feels a lot faster.Article Source:- http://infotech.indiatimes.com/quickiearticleshow/4097511....

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Google Notebook

Google has also halted further active development on Google Notebook, the free online application that lets users save and organise clips of information while conducting research online. Though the web giant will continue to maintain the service for current users, it will no longer add features nor will accept any new users.The service lets users write notes, and to clip text, images, and links from pages during browsing. These are saved to an online "notebook" with sharing and collaboration features. Google Notebook works as an interactive scratch pad for any visited web pages, offering to collect web findings within the browser window.Google...

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Google Catalog

Google Catalog too faces axe. The service it launched in 2001 that made it possible to search the full text of hundreds and thousands of product catalogs. This was Google's first big effort to make offline information available online.Catalogs helped to scan and make the full text of books available online. The search shown catalogs with pages that contain users search terms. Each listing shows the cover of the catalog, an image of the catalog page where the terms were found, and a close-up of the section of the page containing the terms.The announcement was made by Ounit Soni, Google product manager, on the Inside Google Book Search blog. The...

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Google Video Uploading

The web search giant bid farewell to its Google Video service last month, a free video sharing website and also a video search engine that allows users to upload video clips.Though Google is not removing any content hosted on Google Video but users will no longer be able to upload new content to the service. The videos that are already in users account will remain hosted on Google Video. Users will have access to all the existing management tools for them.The web giant in its blog post wrote, "In a few months, we will discontinue support for uploads to Google Video. We've always maintained that Google Video's strength is in the search technology...

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Dodgeball

Dodgeball was a company that Google acquired in May 2005. The location-based meeting service allowed users to share their current locations using SMS messages. Come January 2009, the company announces that Dodgeball will be shut down "in the next couple of months."Here goes the closure announcemet: "Google has decided to shut down dodgeball. I know this is kind of a bummer, but the site has been in maintenance mode for a while now, and it's just time to shut it down for good.""We're planning on doing this in two stages. Everything will continue to function as-is until the end of February (can anyone say shutdown party?). At that point, we'll...

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