Here's the video on how to get your website more traffic from search engine.

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These are strategies he's used to get hits to many of his sites, including Social Triggers.
1. Don't blog much... promote.

2. Meet other people that have an audience you'd like to attract. To get hits on your website, reach out to bloggers whose audience is just a little bigger than yours and whose audience you want to attract. Then offer guest posts for their website.

3. The Drafting Technique. To get hits on your website, find people who have covered what you cover and get in touch with them. Find where other people in your field are being interviewed or are guest posting and reach out to introduce yourself to those blogs.

4. Take Your Readers on a Journey.

Here's the video on how to build an iPhone 5 dock with a cheapest way.

Apple hasn't released a dock for the iPhone 5 so try this!

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Do you have a video channel on YouTube? Then you may want to Put this simple “Subscribe” button to your website that will help visitors subscribe to your YouTube channel with a click without having to leave your site for YouTube.

Here's the simple tutorial on how to add YouTube Subscribe Button on your best website. This is good for Video Blogger, News , Social Media and Networks websites.

For example, here’s a "live" numbers of uploaded video and subscribers on “disney channel and discovery channel” YouTube channel:



The widget is really simple to embed, All you have to do is copy-paste the following block of HTML code anywhere in your website. Just remember to to replace [add YouTube Username here] in the subscription URL with your YouTube username.

<iframe id=”fr” src=”http://www.youtube.com/subscribe_widget?p=add YouTube Username here” style=”overflow: hidden; height: 105px; width: 300px; border: 0;” scrolling=”no” frameBorder=”0″></iframe>

You are done!

A large number of smartphone users to make mobile devices as well as the data in it as a target for criminals. Although mobile malware is not at issue here, but it could have been hackers and data thieves are using malware.

Did you Know

The Smartphone users Worldwide Statistics
Out of the 5 billion mobile phone users in the world, 1.08 billion are smartphone users

More than 91.4 million smartphones users are from the U.S

Smartphone platform Android has the highed market share of 46.9%

89% of smartphone users use their smart phones throughout the day

92% of smartphone users use their smarphone to send text messages to other phones.

Whereas, 84% of users use their smartphones for browsing the internet

The age group of 25-34 has the highest smartphone penetration rate of 62%

50% of Android Smartphones and 43% of Apple iPhone users are younger than 34 Years.

53% of smartphone users are male and 47% are female

Android Smartphone owners consume the highest amount of data at 582 Mbs a month, while iPhone owners on consume 492 Mbs of data a month on average

Apple iPhone users download the maximum applications per month, which is 48

Downloading applications is the most popular data usage acitivity for smartphone users

Singapore has the highest smartphone penetration rate in world, which is 54%


So how do I secure the smartphone from bad applications? Here are tips about how to protect smartphone of bad apps:

A. Build awareness of the threat. The number of smartphone malware that has been identified tend to be less than the malware on your desktop or laptop. But the threat is really there, and the more dangerous applications continue to emerge. Remain vigilant against such threats could be one way of protecting the smartphone.

B. Ensure the security of the app and the app resources before you install it in your smartphone. Generally people tend to install just the applications that are to be a trend. But it would be better if the smartphone owners do some research prior to the application through the review, friend recommendations, as well as the Google search engine.

C. Looking for an application through a reputable provider. Some mobile platforms allow the installation of any application that can be found via web. Normally it would be better if you select the application through the official websites of the application provider.

D. Identify permit the use of the application. Every time you install new applications, permits the use of this application will always show through a notification. Generally in the use permit will be mentioned which access has the potential hazards. For example, if a gaming application request permission to access your address book, you can immediately block the irrelevant request.

E. Finally, use mobile antivirus. Some antivirus providers have a particular version that is used specifically for smartphones. You can use mobile antivirus application whether paid or free. For those who feel the need to protect his smartphone, you can search for the antivirus applications via the web.

Here's on how to maximize the Battery Life of Samsung Galaxy S3.

These steps will work for any Samsung Galaxy smartphone, including Samsung Galaxy S, S2, Ace, Ace Plus, Y, Y Duos, Pocket, Wonder, and Samsung Galaxy Note.

1. Turn on Power Saving - You can do this simply by swiping down on the notifications tab and clicking on the Power Saving box in the upper right corner. This mode underclocks the CPU to around 800 MHz to 1 GHz resulting in a slight decrease in the phone's overall performance; The most noticeable effect of which is slower screen refresh rate.

Turn off Automatic Brightness and Set Screen Brightness to Zero:
If there's one part of any full touchscreen phone that affects its battery life the most, it would have to be the display. And the brighter it is, the more energy it consumes. So to augment the uptime, I would suggest that you set your S3 screen's brightness to zero by going to Settings, Display, then Brightness. Just untick the Automatic brightness box and slide Brightness down to zero. Anyway, when you're at home or in the office, SuperAMOLED Plus even at zero brightness will still look bright and readable.

Take it a step further: If you want to further dim the screen, you can download Screen Filter app from Google Play. This app applies a shade to the display that acts as a dimmer, helping prolong battery life while making the screen easier on the eyes during night-time viewing.

Disable Interactive Home Screen Widgets:
While some of them actually look cute, these widgets - especially those that refresh and use connectivity regularly - can eat up your battery just like that. To remove interactive widgets from the home screen, just long press on them, then click delete or swipe them up and off the edge of the display.

Turn off WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and Mobile Data Connection if you don't need them: Just like when conserving water or electricity (i.e. turn off the faucet and unplug appliances if you don't need them), disable your phone's connectivity options if you're not using them. You can easily disable WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS via the notifications tab, while you need to go to Settings to turn off Mobile Data. You can also use Samsung's static Power Saving widget or download one from Google Play to help you manage your connections straight from the home screen.

Turn off Notifications and Close Apps After Using Them:
There are a lot of applications for Android - especially those for social networking - that when launched and left running in the background continue to use connectivity and update even if you're not viewing them. The first thing I would suggest you do is to turn off notifications for every app you download (unless you really need to get notified regularly). You can do this by going to the apps' settings and unticking the notifications box. Second, remember to close apps after you use them. On ICS, this is as simple as long pressing the home button to view thumbnails of all recent apps and swiping those you want to close either to the left or to the right. (For other Galaxy phone users: If you're still on Gingerbread, just click on the Menu button while running the app and click close or exit.)

Disable Vibrate and Haptic Feedback:
Again, this is another 'turned on by default' feature that you might want to disable to save battery. To turn off Vibration, just go to Settings, Sound, and Set Vibration Intensity for Ringtone, Notification, and Vibrate on Screen Tap to zero. This will also disable haptic feedback when using any virtual keyboard -- even third party ones like SwiftKey or Go Keyboard.

Turn off Account Sync:
Regular account sync for Social Hub, Google, Skype, Facebook, Twitter, and other apps - even when just in the background - uses connectivity and other services. To disable this, just go to Settings, Accounts and Sync and make sure that the tab in the upper right corner is switched off.

Here's the video on how to Screenshot the Google Nexus 7.

There could be a reason why Android devices do not have built-in screenshot features. The most sensible reason is related to security. But if the iPhone and iPad have easy screenshot mechanisms, why can’t the Android have it too? Samsung devices have this built-in screenshot feature but other brands do not have it.

The solution is to download screenshot apps from the Google Play store but this usually requires rooting your device. The other solution is to download desktop apps like the MyPhoneExplorer but that limits taking screenshots on the desktop only. It’s still better if screenshots can be freely taken on the device itself.

To take a screenshot on your new Nexus 7, hold in the volume down and the power buttons at the same time. After a brief pause, you'll hear an audible noise and see an animation.

Watch the video here:




Do this for about a second or two until you see an animation of the screen zooming out. You’ll then see a notification on the notification bar saying that the screenshot has been saved. The screenshot is automatically saved in the Nexus 7’s Gallery folder under a subfolder named Screenshots.

Here's the easiest way to block Adult Websites from Children at Home or maybe in the Office.

Did you knew the first website ever made?

Simply put, it was a website made by the World Wide Web’s creator Tim Berners-Lee photo below, who was working for CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research). The first ever website was published on August 6, 1991 and served up a page explaining the World Wide Web project and giving information on how users could setup a web server and how to create their own websites and web pages, as well as how they could search the web for information. The URL for the first ever page put up on the first ever website was http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html.

You can easily and effectivily block access to a website by adding it to your Windows HOSTS file.(Yes, Hosts is capitalised for some strange reason). Without any software. Doesn't matter what browser that you use.

Step 1: Click the Start button and select Run. Now type the following text in that Run box:

notepad c:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

Step 2: You will see a new notepad window on your screen containing some cryptic information. Don’t panic. Just goto the last line of the file, hit the enter key and type the following:

127.0.0.1 name of the URL you want to block

For example to block the MySpace.com homepage (highly recommended!), simply type:

127.0.0.1 facebook.com
127.0.0.1 myspace.com
127.0.0.1 www.myspace.com

Other parts of MySpace could be blocked in a similar way:

127.0.0.1 search.myspace.com
127.0.0.1 profile.myspace.com
etc etc etc..

You may need to add sites with both with and without the "www.". Test after blocking to make sure you got it right.

You can add as many sites as you wish to block in this fashion. I, myself, have over 12000 undesireable and dangerous sites in my personal HOSTS file!

Step 3: Close Notepad and answer "Yes" when prompted.

Step 4: Reboot your computer and attempt to access your now blocked website. You should see a Cannot find server or DNS Error saying: "The page cannot be displayed"

If you want to remove the ban later, open the same file as mentioned in Step 1 and delete the above lines.

Here's the video that could help you to protect your iPhone 4, Blackberry, Motorola, Samsung, Sony Ericsson Phones or the regular cellphones to the beach, swimming pool or even inside the shower without the fear that water will damage your gadget.

Protecting mobile phone is our first priority if we are in the water.

This video demonstrates how to save that expensive Motorola smart phone from water inside a bath tub.

All you need is a condom to protect your phone and once covered, you can even make and receive calls with the phone without leaving the tub. I also advice balloon.

Watch video here:



Disclaimer: Use these mobile phone condoms at your own risk.

Here's the apps that would help you on how to remove all tweets on twitter at one command.

Try TwitWipe apps. TwitWipe is a tool to wipe or delete all your tweets in one go. You may need to do this to start over, to clean it out before handing the account over to someone else, or maybe you've just realised how shitty your tweets are. And all this is free.

Think more times before you take away of your tweet in your account.

You can't get your tweets back. There's no undo button. I don't want to make TwitWipe back up tweets, because that sounds lame.

How To Use (TwitWipe) Application?

1. Visit TwitWipe Login page.

2. In the right there is an option to grant access to TwitWipe application. You need to grant TwitWipe access to your Twitter account.
3. After the second step, at the same place where the grant access to TwitWipe application link appeared, there will now be a link named “Start Wiping”. Click on Start Wiping.

4. It will now ask you to confirm your decision.There are two options “Yeah!” or “No!!” If you have decided to delete all tweets click on Yeah or if you don’t want to delete your tweets, you can click on No and go back always!

About signing in: TwitWipe uses oAuth, so you don’t need to give out your password for this to happen. Although it’s very unlikely that you’d have to worry about even if it did ask you for the password, because it is, you know, deleting all your tweets! What’s the worst that could happen?

When you switch on or reset you PC it performs a diagnostic test called a Power-On Self Test (POST) to check that all the components are present and working correctly.

First, it checks core components such as the system clock, processor, RAM, keyboard controller and graphics card. If any device fails this part of the POST, you'll hear series of beeps sound from from the desktop computers.

After the graphics card has passed its test, the BIOS can then indicate any errors onscreen, such as the classic "Keyboard error or no Keyboard present. Press F1 to continue" message.
When the POST has completed successfully, most Personal Computer/Laptop emit a short beep to let you know the hardware is working correctly. That's why beep codes differ depending on the bios manufacturer computer, so refer to your bios mainboard manual if you have it.

Below are the list of common beep codes for popular BIOSes. Check out!

AWARD BIOS
→ ONE LONG, TWO SHORT BEEPS Graphics card error (reseat or replace graphics card)
→ ONE LONG, THREE SHORT BEEPS No graphics card, or graphics memory error (install or replace graphics card)
→ TWO SHORT BEEPS Memory error (reseat or replace memory)
→ ONE HIGH-PITCHED BEEP Processor overheating symptoms
→ ONE HIGH-PITCHED BEEP, ONE LOW PITCH BEEP Processor error music

AMI BIOS
→ ONE BEEP All ok
→ TWO BEEPS Memory parity error (reseat or replace memory)
→ THREE BEEPS Memory read or write error (reseat or replace memory)
→ FOUR BEEPS motherboard timer is not working properly
→ FIVE BEEPS Processor or memory error (reseat or replace processor and memory)
→ SIX BEEPS Keyboard controller failure (replace motherboard)
→ SEVEN BEEPS Processor exception interrupt error (reseat or replace processor)
→ EIGHT BEEPS Display memory read or write failure (reseat or replace graphic card)
→ NINE BEEPS BIOS ROM Checksum errors (replace BIOS chip motherboard)
→ TEN BEEPS Bad cache memory (replace cache memory if possible)
→ ONE LONG, THREE SHORT BEEPS Memory error (reseat or remove any memory recently added and reseat all other memory)
→ ONE LONG, EIGHT SHORT BEEPS Graphic card error (reseat ghraphics card)

PHOENIX BIOS
Phoenix BIOSes produce a series of beeps separated by a pause. For example: beep... beep beep beep...beep... beep would be 1-3-1-1
→ 1-1-4-1 Level 2 cache error (reseat or replace the processor)
→ 1-2-2-3 BIOS ROM checksum (replace BIOS chip or motherboard)
→ 1-3-1-1 Memory refresh test failure (reseat or replace memory)
→ 1-3-1-3 Keyboard controller failure (replace the motherboard)
→ 1-3-4-1 Memory failure (reseat or feplace memory)
→ 1-3-4-3 Memory refresh test failure (reseat or replace memory)
→ 1-4-1-1 Memory refresh test failure (reseat or replace memory)
→ 2-1-2-3 BIOS error (refresh BIOS chip or motherboard)
→ 2-2-3-1 IRQ problem (remove expansion card or replace motherboard)

Delivers software updates and drivers, and provides automatic updating opsions.

Windows update will keep your pc running at its best and is essential for new Windows installations.

Here's some tips on how to used it.

1. Get the updater - For complete control over what you install on your Laptops or Computer, its better to use Windows Update manually. Using Internet you can visit this website. www.windowsupdate.com (in vista and windows 8, select Windows Update from star menu).

2. Get Updates - Once the software has been installed, you'll see a welcome screen with two buttons: Express and Custom (Install updates and view available updates in vista and Windows 7 and 8). If you click on Express, it will install the major updates. We recommend by clicking Custom instead. This allows you to chose exactly which updates you install.

You'll see a message saying that the website is checking for the latest updates. In XP and latest version of Windows, a message appear asking you to upgrade some components of Windows Update Software. Click Download and Install Now. A window appears with a green progress bar. Once it's finished, click restart when prompted.

3. Customize your Updates - Using www.windowsupdate.com. You'll skip to the welcome screen. Click Custom as before. After a few seconds, you'll see a page called Customize your result. It shows a list of all the high-priority updates available. Browse through and untick any you don't want. You can also browse updates for the Microsoft software and for hardware drivers by clicking the Software, optional and Hardware, optional links on the left (these are displayed in the main list in Vista and 8).

4. Install Updates - Once you've selected everything you want, click Install Updates at the top left. You'll be told the number of updates and an estimated download time. If you're happy click install updates. Accept the license agreement. The updates download and install run. When the update have finished click Restart Now.

Windows Update is great for downloading updates to a single Computer that permanently connected to the Internet. If you need to install updates on several computer or a PC without internet access, you can download them from the Microsoft website. You can burn them to a CD to share between PC's. Using your web browser, go to www.microsoft.com/downloads. Click on Windows Security and Updates on the left. The most popular popular download are listed here. Click the Release Date heading to see the latest downloads, or click Advance Search at the top to narrow down the list.

Here's the video tutorial plus the full source code on how add Metro shortcuts to Shutdown, Restart and Log Off computer to the Windows 8 Metro UI with a single pin. Wow looks clever. thanks labnol!

Windows 8 comes with a genius array of new features, Metro UI-based elements, Metro Full Screen Apps. The UI-related enhancements, native utilities and features, Windows 8 Desktop, Metro Start Screen and Windows 8 Search are the most essential. These Windows 8 elements have been totally revamped with new metro look, accompanied by some new and pleasan features.


Source Code: Application Tools createButton.vbs

Windows Script Host

Created Shutdown, Restart and Log Off buttons in your Programs Menu. You can now pin them to the start Screen.

How to Shutdown, Restart and Log Off Windows 8

Press Alt+F4 to bring the Shut Down menu

Press the shortcut key Win+C, go to Settings –> Power –> Shut down.

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