Archive for January, 2009
Is “This site may harm your computer” a very simple human error?
Dear Google – We all know Google coders are human beings and not cattle.
Yesterday, the eighth wonder Google.com gave birth to ninth wonder – a human coding error which ended up in showing a nasty alert – “This site may harm your computer”.
I was searching some keywords of my own blog and happened to notice [...]
Boxee is here. Entertainment Unlimited.
Have you taken a look at the new application made available for Mac and Linux? It is the Boxee which can also be termed as an “open source effort”. It simply means that the addition of plug-ins can be carried out by anyone other than the developers. Presently, you can find it to be in [...]
Offline version of Gmail. Another one on its way from Google Labs!
Gmail’s blog explains how this feature works and which Gmail features are available offline:
Source : Google System Blog
Once you turn on this feature, Gmail uses Gears to download a local cache of your mail. As long as you’re connected to the network, that cache is synchronized with Gmail’s servers. When you lose your connection, Gmail [...]
Video streaming application for iPhone by FlixWagon
Will iPhone break all the jails? FlixWagon has released a mind-blowing application for iPhone where you can stream videos fast and easy. You can find the application here m.flixwagon.com/iphone or Cydia in your device. Just make sure your Cydia is updated. Right now the application works only on a jailbroken stuff. We can expect them [...]
WOW! Watch video in Gtalk itself!
Today I was chatting with my colleague Imthiaz Rafiq and he shared an YouTube URL. I was surprised to see the preview. But when I clicked on it, got shocked to see the video in Gtalk itself. This is an amazing latest feature by Google Talk.
Now you can watch videos, chat and manage emails in [...]
A 10 year journey from Alcatel to Apple iPhone
The mobile phones I have used so far.
1999 – Alcatel
I got my first mobile phone in Dec 1999. The device was Alcatel. I am sure I don’t have to tell anything about Alcatel. This device is as bad as anything in terms of radiation. When I was in Asianet, the leading Malayalam channel in Kerala, [...]
Lightbox is not working in Wordpress 2.7
Another bug in Wordpress. Lightbox is not functioning after I updated Wordpress 2.7. It seems, lightbox is ignoring the required code rel=”lightbox” in the anchor tags. I have issues only with new posts, old ones working perfect. Any solutions for this other than manual editing of markup ?
How is Shadowbox JS 2.7 ?
Wordpressers – Will [...]
Wordpress bug – Wrong title description for media items
Today I was editing some media items and noticed title description is coming wrong. It is showing the description of previous posts as shown in the screenshot. Any solution for this ?
Wordpressers – Can you please fix this ?
Whatever is it, I love Wordpress
Regards
Saif
Google’s new favicon is on air!
Few months back Google opened their creative desk for users to submit a cool and innovative favicon. They got a jaw-dropping response from the user as they got numerous submissions.
Today Google aired their new favicon. Ofcourse the new favicon is a sharp reflection of various ideas submitted by users. Google claims new favicon is a [...]
Flip Media outlines their vision for 2009
Flip Media foresee the coming year’s challenges in January 11 issue of Mediaweek.
In an article plublished in the January 11, 2009 issue of Mediaweek, Flip Media’s CEO outlined his vision for the coming year, and the challenges the digital sector will face. Yousef outlined his optimism that a return by clients to accountable and measurable [...]
To Support Google : A Note to Google Users on Net Neutrality
A Guide to Net Neutrality for Google Users
“Net neutrality” is an issue that will shape the future of the Internet. Google has created this guide to net neutrality, which includes a brief overview of the subject, an update on where things stand in the U.S. policy debate, a set of actions you can take to [...]
