Overclocking means to speed up your processors speed by its ratings to some higher values so as to make it run faster. This is always a bit risky, and more or less related to hardware aspects. But for PCs, overclocking is a relatively safe way to get more out of your machine. The CPU multiplier… Read More »
With half a million .Asia domain registrations to date, it can’t be more crazy than this. So much so, the planned auctions have been postponed to what appears to be an indefinite date. The Landrush had closed on March 12, but due to the overwhelming number of domain registrations, it seems all those domains with… Read More »
Favicons are small images that you can place in the URL bar in your Web browser, and these little icons will show up next to your URL whenever someone visits your site. If you have your own website, getting a favicon to display is pretty easy. I’ll show how it’s done in a few easy… Read More »
There seems to be a new interesting service called Website Grader which generates a report or “grade” based on certain established Web “criteria.” Although it is similar to a few other services that attempt to gauge website value, this one doesn’t put any dollar value to the result. So I tested my blog for fun,… Read More »
Imagine if you surf online daily, and find that most sites played a short audio clip every single time you hit their pages. Would that be annoying? Precisely. And it’s for that reason that PayPerPlay has never gotten off the ground till today. And I remember what a buzz it created late last year. Although… Read More »
The domain TLD .Asia Landrush is currently open for registration by the public and corporations. The company responsible for sponsoring the extension is the DotAsia Organization, while the registrations are operated by Afilias, the same registry operator for the popular .Info extension. Since the Landrush period for .Asia is only for a limited time (02/20/2008… Read More »
I am planning to get a new laptop one of these days, but I don’t know why. Beyond laptops and desktops, there are many other shiny new toys out there that I wish I owned. Why tech frequently fascinates, is largely a psychological phenomenon which isn’t easy to explain. For example, I don’t need a… Read More »
To err is technical and to fix is human. And the platform to fix it, is usually the good old Web. Whenever my computer starts behaving weirdly, and I do not have solutions to bring things back in control, then usually, I look for help on the Web. And it is always exciting to get… Read More »
Now here’s a massive PDA database I came across, that probably has all the PDA models in existence – listed. Which reminds me of my old PDA that I sold to a second hand dealer about 8 months ago. Ever since then, I’ve never owned a PDA, but coming across this site, I see so… Read More »
PayPerPlay (PPP) is a new concept in Web advertising which has found a large group of hopeful supporters, (as well) as detractors. It’s a “new” advertising concept by a company, NetAudioAds, and prior to this, has been heavily promoted by its recruited affiliates. Although the concept was announced a few months ago, it hasn’t really… Read More »