Sharing your blog post to Twitter and Facebook for free

You can easily share the link of your blog posts on Facebook and Twitter.

 All you need is a Google Account.

Internet Explorer 10: The best browser yet

Microsoft has recently launched Windows 8 operating system, Windows RT and new Windows based PCs with much funfare.

However, this time Microsoft did make much needed improvement to the world's most widely used browser.

Apple iPad Mini to hurt other tablet makers

Apple has finally introduced the mini version of its popular iPad called the iPAd Mini.

The white version of the tablet was out of stock within minutes it was available for pre-orders online.

Making things happen with Any.DO

Any.DO is not your normal to do list application.
This application is a must have for any smartphone.

The all new iMac: Apple's attempt to make desktop hip again

Apple has announced a new range of ultra thin iMac. The new iMacs  are quad core and powered by Intel processors.

The iMac now comes in two versions: 21.5-inch (starting from $ 1199) and 27-inch ( starting from $1699).

References:
Apple iMac website

Nokia Lumia 510: A windows smartphone for less than Rs 10,999

Nokia recently launched a new windows smartphone in India. It is priced less than Rs 10,999 according to industry reports.

Using your Android smartphone for torrents using tTorrent lite

Android smartphones can be used for a variety of uses.
They can be used as a torch and also for torrents.

(Here we use torrent for downloading free Linux image setups which is legal).

Adding a favicon to your blog or website

Favicons are small icons that appear near the page title.
By default, all Blogger blogs have a blogger favicon (a capital B inside an orange rectangle).

With the help of this tutorial you can create your very own favicon for your Blogger blog or website.

Organize your lists using WorkFlowy

WorkFlowy is a great to do application to create to do lists. It is easy to use and offers a lot of features.

How to hide email id within a blog post or a website?

Spam bots are just like search engine bots. They scan for special characters like @ which appear in every email address.

If you display your email id on any blog post or on a page in your website, the spammers might get it.