Tips can be useful and very handy when it comes to Internet, Technology, Programming or whatever be the field. But how about useful quick tips online through podcasted technologies and Interviews. Today I am going to discuss about one such site that provides really good tips by means of podcasts for people who got bored lengthy procedures and manuals. The site we are going to discuss today is oneminutetip.com.
On April 7th, Japan known for its unimaginable inventions gave this world one more contribution in the field of communications. A tele-communications company called NTT started a new service called Mobile Fragrance Communication Service. Using this technology user can download audio visual contents with specific fragrances like how they download a mp3 or a video file. NTT Communications Corporation is a leading communication company in Japan and features in Japan, London and New York stock exchanges.
eBay Australia becomes PayPal only which is considered as one of the preferred online payment methods, reports MX Australia, the free magazine for commuters. The changes are expected to come into effect after 17th June 2008 and any transaction made after that can be done only through cash or by PayPal only. Transactions for users who pay by credit card will be processed by PayPal so they don’t have to join PayPal. All transactions made on or after 21 May 2008 must offer PayPal as one of the payment methods says eBay and the payment will be restricted to cash, PayPal and Credit Card via PayPal after 17th June.
Running out of your space in your hard disk drive or want to carry some important applications wherever you go ? The feasible solution what geeks can give you is Portable applications. So what is a portable application by the way? A portable application is one which can be used without installation and registry modification mainly. Not all the applications can be made portable because some of the applications use the underlying operating system resources (such as registry in windows) heavily.
Google in the news again! Here we go, Google adds one more addition to Google’s instant messenger today. Following the Google Talk Gadget release last year in 2007 that now features mostly in your iGoogle page now Google has announced Google talk labs just days back. Yea I know I am penning down bit late but I still want to appreciate each and every work of Google being a big fan. At the same time I am feeling bit weird by this new added addition because Google talk still has not be completed lacking lot of features possessed by leading messaging client in the industry and still Gtalk version of MAC has not yet been released.
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