Digital Prank

Though Internet Booking is coming up these days with the advent of Web 2.0 saving browser favorites in the respective browser is a common habit among Internet users. When PCs crash or when we migrate to a new PC the saved bookmarks in the respective browser looks difficult to export and import without errors between famous browsers. I hope Mozilla is capable enough to import bookmarks from Internet Explorer but not all browsers do. Transmute a freeware tool which acts as bookmark converter and helps one to export bookmarks or favorites from one browser to other browser.

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Presentations have now become so important and one can come across presentations in Workplace, Meetings, Tech Expos, Meetings and ofcourse with School and Colleges too. Presentations will be effective and will reach the audience only if its has got quality content and presented in a way that attracts the audience. Prezi brings the world of presentation to a new dimension by creating non-linear presentations with relations, zooming into details, and adjusting to the time left without the need to skip slides.

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Tagging has become so popular with the advent of web 2.0 and its now time to bring tagging into your mobile. Microsoft has done it with Microsoft Tag bringing tagging into mobile and which helps the users to get useful information without typing long URLs or texting short code. All one need to do is just snap a tag from your camera mobile and Microsoft tag will do the rest to get you the necessary information related to the tag.

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Microsoft released Windows 7 beta yesterday and pulled it off after mid-day failing to keep the servers up with the increase in the web traffic to their download site. Microsoft published the story in their Windows Team blog and faced hell a lot of criticism from yesterday. Windows 7 beta download for 32bit and 64 bit systems are fine today but Microsoft is still unable to keep their servers up even after a day. Windows 7 Beta Customer Preview is still down and the users are unable to access.

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Google released alpha of Chrome 2.0 today fixing up few bugs in HTTP authentication. Chrome which was released last September is a browser that combines a minimal design to make the web faster, safer, and easier maintains an unique ID for each user who is using the browser. This practically affects the anonymity of the browsing experience. Even lot of people questioned about this and lot of debates are going on right from the day the browser was released. UnChrome helps you to get out of this trap by replacing the unique IDs with null values.

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