Guest Post by Harishankar from Mobilejgames.com
Gmail users can now log-off their account from anywhere. Google has introduced a new feature in their Gmail website, for their users to check which IP is accessing their account. The feature also allows the user to expire all active session, so that the [...]

Social Networking giant, MySpace has announced that they will be supporting OpenID to allow their users to take their identities to other OpenID supporting sites. For those who don’t know about OpenID, it’s a shared identity service which enables internet users to use the same digital identity across various other internet services. OpenID is free [...]

Guest Post by Davinder from Techno Life @ tothepc.com
"Save your planet", you must have heard this many times. With so many people using computers, adopting green computing habits can for sure render help to this cause. Green computing does not involve any rocket science or use of premium software.
 
For starters, switch off or put your [...]

Since the last three days, I haven’t been able to make any new posts on the blog. I had a crash on my bike while going to college on Thursday. Both my palms have been scraped off, which makes typing pretty difficult. I’m immobilized because my left foot has been injured.

I guess it’ll take me [...]

If you use a car, Google Maps can provide driving direction. Recently, they also added transit direction for travelers who use public transport. But there are certain locations, where driving or taking a bus can be longer and walking can be short and quick, especially within cities. Up until today, Google Maps didn’t help pedestrians, [...]