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Monday, October 31, 2011

Trailer: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol

Posted on 11:26 AM by Unknown

Mission Impossible 4 is coming to the theaters by end of this year. From the trailer, it seems it is more action packed than the previous series movies.
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Download Free Ebook - Android Applications & Android Market

Posted on 7:17 AM by Unknown



Android Applications & Android Market Ebook (PDF) is a nice starting point for developers in Android market, gives tips how to register, tools necessary to build an app and add apps to Android market.

The download link is here.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011

Quote: Steve Jobs - Art Is Ugly At First

Posted on 3:30 PM by Unknown
 
“Fashion is what seems beautiful now but looks ugly later;
Art can be ugly at first but it becomes beautiful later.” 
- Steve Jobs

via Mona Simpson, Steve Jobs' sister, in a nice eulogy for her brother in NY Times.

Photo of Steve Jobs and Mona Simpson via Usc.edu.
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Free Coffee Day in Breuggers on November 9, 2011

Posted on 9:47 AM by Unknown


I saw this offer in my local Sunday newspaper, coming Wednesday, November 9, 2011, Breugger's is offering free coffee for the day. Breugger's is participating with Children's Miracle Networks Hospitals for this promotion.

For the nearest Breugger's location, click the link here.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011

F.lux - Software for Monitor Brightness Control

Posted on 11:42 AM by Unknown


Have you noticed in the nights when you suddenly turn on the computer, the screen looks too bright for the eyes and it stays bright for a long time before eyes get used to it. F.lux program lets the brightness adjust automatically during the night hours so you can use the computer without eye irritation.

F.lux fixes this: it makes the color of your computer's display adapt to the time of day, warm at night and like sunlight during the day. It's even possible that you're staying up too late because of your computer. You could use f.lux because it makes you sleep better, or you could just use it just because it makes your computer look better.

You can change the settings and adjust the lights according to your needs. Watch the video to see how you can adjust the brightness and fade settings

With this brightness monitor control, there is another benefit, it may extend the life of the LCD or LED monitor.

F.lux is free, and is available for Windows, Mac, iOS and Linux operating systems. 
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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Google+ adds analytics type tool 'Ripples' to check the popularity of posts

Posted on 2:47 PM by Unknown
Google+ is growing fast and is adding almost one or more features every week ever since it started few months ago. Now, there is a great Google Analytics type tool named "Ripples". With this tool users in Google+, both regular and Google App business users can use this tool to check the popularity of their posts and see who is sharing and how it is shared. Check the video for details.

Official Google Blog: Google+: There’s something deeply satisfying about sharing on Google+, then watching the activity unfold. Comments pour in, notifications light up, friends share with friends (who share with their friends), and in no time at all there’s an entire community around your post. We want to help people re-live those conversations—both to rekindle that initial excitement, and to learn how posts flow across the network. That’s why we’re launching Google+ Ripples: a visualization tool for public shares and comments.
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Read Unlimited New York Times Articles With a Simple Hack

Posted on 11:53 AM by Unknown
New York Times has a pay wall, unless you subscribe to their newspaper, you will be limited to 20 articles in a month only. To read more articles, just use the following hack:


When you see a link in a blog or Google+ post or in Facebook, just right click the mouse and click the "Open link in incognito window" in Google chrome browser. You can also open a different browser such as Firefox or Safari, Opera or Internet Explorer whenever you reach the 20-articles limit. Also, in Firefox, you can open this link in Privacy Mode.

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