Last week on December 10th Microsoft Live Labs came with up a new product called Thumbtack, a online notebook service to collect, organize and share. One can consider Thumbtack with other existing and famous note-taking solutions like Google Notebook which is free or the OneNote which is a commercial version. The one feature I find similar to Google Notebook is the bookmarklet feature.
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Ribbit, Silicon Valley’s first phone company announces a ripper of a contest by giving away $100,000 for building an Adobe Air Application. The contestants can come up with applications built over Flash, Flex, or Adobe AIR or the combination of everything.Once can read the rules of the competition at Killer App Challenge site by Ribbit.
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Affiliate Marketing is one of the niche topic and one can find lot of blogs, websites using it and generating huge amount of revenue. Skimlinks is a nice plugin that converts all your product links to affiliate links without altering the content. All one need to do is just add a piece of javascript code to your blog or site which can do the rest.
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eBuddy is a free web and mobile messenger which is considered as the best alternative to the other popular messengers meebo, KoolIM and imhaha is becoming popular as per Google Insights with 60% increase in search. eBuddy messenger has two flavors, one for the web and one for the mobile. eBuddy Lite Messenger surpassed 10 million J2ME downloads of its mobile IM client since its launch in June 2007 and now has become one of the leading mobile messenger client. The messenger has growing popularity because of its simple and light weight design with facility to login into MSN, Yahoo, AIM, GoogleTalk, ICQ, MySpaceIM and Facebook.
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WIFI networks are common these days from workplace to normal coffee shops. Most of the WIFI networks are secured unless if it is a free WIFI and sometimes the WIFI network becomes unsecured because the encryption techniques that is used. Most of the old wireless routers use WEP encryption which is easy to crack. But modern day wireless routers use either WPA/WPA2 which is tough to break unless one uses a dictionary word as password which can be decrypted easily.
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