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BSplayer 2.6.3.1070
http://www.filehippo.com/download_bsplayer/
Oct 6th 2012, 07:34
BSplayer is an application that plays back all kinds of media files (avi,mpg,asf,wmv,wav,mp3...) and specialises in video and DIVX playback.
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Digital Inspiration Technology Blog: Check Why your Email was Delivered Late?
Friday, 5 October 2012
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Check Why your Email was Delivered Late?
http://www.labnol.org/internet/email-delivery-delayed/25922/
Oct 5th 2012, 16:50
You are expecting an important email from the client, he just confirmed over the phone that the mail has left his outbox but the message is nowhere to be found in your inbox. An hour later, the email finally arrives. →See the entire path travelled by the email messageEmails are usually delivered in a second or two so why did it take so long for this particular message to reach your mailbox? Was it due to the attachments? Or was there a problem with your mail server?You can usually find the reason for the delay in the email message itself. Open the message inside Gmail and choose Show Original to view the message headers.Here you will see a list of machines (or servers) that a message had to pass through before reaching the recipient's mailbox. The IP addresses are listed in the reverse order so start from the bottom all the way up to see the actual path travelled by an email message.The message headers may appear complex and geeky but they really aren't. For instance, the following line from the headers simply indicates that Google's mail server received the message from Hotmail servers on 29-Jul-2012 at 07:25:37 (PDT).Received: from dub0-omc3-s2.dub0.hotmail.com ([157.55.2.11])
by mx.google.com with ESMTP id 92.2012.07.29.07.25.36;
Sun, 29 Jul 2012 07:25:37 -0700 (PDT)Now copy the full message header to the clipboard and paste it into Google Apps' Toolbox. This tool will analyze the email's path and, based on the timestamps when it passed the different machines, it will tell you the exact source that is responsible for delaying the message delivery. Here's a sample report:A sample email delivery reportThe toolbox is part of Google Apps but it should be able to analyze messages from other Outlook and other email programs as well because the message headers have a standard format.Related: Find the Sender's Location in Gmail This story, Check Why your Email was Delivered Late?, was originally published at Digital Inspiration on 05/10/2012 under Email, GMail, Internet.
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Check Why your Email was Delivered Late?
http://www.labnol.org/internet/email-delivery-delayed/25922/
Oct 5th 2012, 16:50
You are expecting an important email from the client, he just confirmed over the phone that the mail has left his outbox but the message is nowhere to be found in your inbox. An hour later, the email finally arrives. →See the entire path travelled by the email messageEmails are usually delivered in a second or two so why did it take so long for this particular message to reach your mailbox? Was it due to the attachments? Or was there a problem with your mail server?You can usually find the reason for the delay in the email message itself. Open the message inside Gmail and choose Show Original to view the message headers.Here you will see a list of machines (or servers) that a message had to pass through before reaching the recipient's mailbox. The IP addresses are listed in the reverse order so start from the bottom all the way up to see the actual path travelled by an email message.The message headers may appear complex and geeky but they really aren't. For instance, the following line from the headers simply indicates that Google's mail server received the message from Hotmail servers on 29-Jul-2012 at 07:25:37 (PDT).Received: from dub0-omc3-s2.dub0.hotmail.com ([157.55.2.11])
by mx.google.com with ESMTP id 92.2012.07.29.07.25.36;
Sun, 29 Jul 2012 07:25:37 -0700 (PDT)Now copy the full message header to the clipboard and paste it into Google Apps' Toolbox. This tool will analyze the email's path and, based on the timestamps when it passed the different machines, it will tell you the exact source that is responsible for delaying the message delivery. Here's a sample report:A sample email delivery reportThe toolbox is part of Google Apps but it should be able to analyze messages from other Outlook and other email programs as well because the message headers have a standard format.Related: Find the Sender's Location in Gmail This story, Check Why your Email was Delivered Late?, was originally published at Digital Inspiration on 05/10/2012 under Email, GMail, Internet.
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Digital Inspiration Technology Blog: Tech Columns at WSJ India
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Tech Columns at WSJ India
http://www.labnol.org/internet/wsj-tech-columns/25907/
Oct 5th 2012, 13:28
→As some of you would know, I write a weekly tech column for The Wall Street Journal India. Here's a quick roundup of some of the recent ones:When to Leave FeedBurner - There has been lot of chatter around FeedBurner and web publishers are worried that Google may eventually shut down the service. Should you move away from FeedBurner?Where Android Is Better Than iOS - I was never a fan of Android but with the new Jelly Bean version of Android OS, Google has created a solid competitor to the iOS that in many ways is better than Apple's mobile OS.Why Nexus 7 Beats the iPad - Steve Jobs rejected the 7″ form factor but after a month with the device, I find the Nexus 7 more comfortable to hold, its portable and iOS no longer has the "app ecosystem" advantage.A Week Without Gmail - I have switched from Gmail to Outlook and am actually enjoying the new home.The Underground Economy of Dropbox - The more people you convince to join Dropbox, the more free storage space you get. But how do you find new users?The Problem with Social Buttons - Most websites and blogs have 'like,' 'tweet' and dozens of other social sharing buttons, but they are not always as worthwhile as you might think.A Google for Your Private Data - Your private files are in the cloud that are completely invisible to your desktop search program. There's however a search engine that can index your cloud files.All WSJ India stories are available in Hindi as well. This story, Tech Columns at WSJ India, was originally published at Digital Inspiration on 05/10/2012 under Internet.
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Tech Columns at WSJ India
http://www.labnol.org/internet/wsj-tech-columns/25907/
Oct 5th 2012, 13:28
→As some of you would know, I write a weekly tech column for The Wall Street Journal India. Here's a quick roundup of some of the recent ones:When to Leave FeedBurner - There has been lot of chatter around FeedBurner and web publishers are worried that Google may eventually shut down the service. Should you move away from FeedBurner?Where Android Is Better Than iOS - I was never a fan of Android but with the new Jelly Bean version of Android OS, Google has created a solid competitor to the iOS that in many ways is better than Apple's mobile OS.Why Nexus 7 Beats the iPad - Steve Jobs rejected the 7″ form factor but after a month with the device, I find the Nexus 7 more comfortable to hold, its portable and iOS no longer has the "app ecosystem" advantage.A Week Without Gmail - I have switched from Gmail to Outlook and am actually enjoying the new home.The Underground Economy of Dropbox - The more people you convince to join Dropbox, the more free storage space you get. But how do you find new users?The Problem with Social Buttons - Most websites and blogs have 'like,' 'tweet' and dozens of other social sharing buttons, but they are not always as worthwhile as you might think.A Google for Your Private Data - Your private files are in the cloud that are completely invisible to your desktop search program. There's however a search engine that can index your cloud files.All WSJ India stories are available in Hindi as well. This story, Tech Columns at WSJ India, was originally published at Digital Inspiration on 05/10/2012 under Internet.
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Digital Inspiration Technology Blog: Easily Hide Photos on your iPhone without using any Apps
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Easily Hide Photos on your iPhone without using any Apps
http://www.labnol.org/internet/hide-photos-on-iphone/25872/
Oct 5th 2012, 12:25
Do you have any photographs on your iPhone (or iPad) that you wish to hide from family members while they are casually flipping through the photo albums on your iOS device? →Hide the iPhone photos in the photo library itselfHow to Hide Photos on your iPhone /iPadThe Apps Store is flooded with apps that can password protect your iOS photos or your even use Dropbox. First transfer the sensitive pictures from the camera roll to your Dropbox folder and then add a 4-digit Passcode to the Dropbox app. Thus, your photos stay on the device but completely hidden.Here's another trick (see video demo) that will let you hide photos inside your photo albums but without requiring any apps or passwords.Open the photo library on your iPhone (or iPad) and tap the photo that you wish to keep a secret.Tap "Edit" and then tap the "Crop" tool at the bottom.Drag the corners of the cropping box inside such that a very small portion of the image is visible inside that box.Save the cropped version and it will replace the original image in your camera roll.When you edit a photo inside iOS, the original copy gets saved along with the edited version and hence we can easily get back to the original unedited version. Thanks Katie Lee.Also see: How to Hide Files on your ComputerVideo Demo – Hiding Photos in Plain Sighthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkblBty-ZkUTo see the original image, just open the edited image inside the photo album, choose "Edit" and then tap "Revert to Original." In the case of iPhone, the "Revert to Original" option is missing but you can manually drag the cropping handles outside to see the original version. This story, Easily Hide Photos on your iPhone without using any Apps, was originally published at Digital Inspiration on 05/10/2012 under IPad, IPhone, Internet.
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Easily Hide Photos on your iPhone without using any Apps
http://www.labnol.org/internet/hide-photos-on-iphone/25872/
Oct 5th 2012, 12:25
Do you have any photographs on your iPhone (or iPad) that you wish to hide from family members while they are casually flipping through the photo albums on your iOS device? →Hide the iPhone photos in the photo library itselfHow to Hide Photos on your iPhone /iPadThe Apps Store is flooded with apps that can password protect your iOS photos or your even use Dropbox. First transfer the sensitive pictures from the camera roll to your Dropbox folder and then add a 4-digit Passcode to the Dropbox app. Thus, your photos stay on the device but completely hidden.Here's another trick (see video demo) that will let you hide photos inside your photo albums but without requiring any apps or passwords.Open the photo library on your iPhone (or iPad) and tap the photo that you wish to keep a secret.Tap "Edit" and then tap the "Crop" tool at the bottom.Drag the corners of the cropping box inside such that a very small portion of the image is visible inside that box.Save the cropped version and it will replace the original image in your camera roll.When you edit a photo inside iOS, the original copy gets saved along with the edited version and hence we can easily get back to the original unedited version. Thanks Katie Lee.Also see: How to Hide Files on your ComputerVideo Demo – Hiding Photos in Plain Sighthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkblBty-ZkUTo see the original image, just open the edited image inside the photo album, choose "Edit" and then tap "Revert to Original." In the case of iPhone, the "Revert to Original" option is missing but you can manually drag the cropping handles outside to see the original version. This story, Easily Hide Photos on your iPhone without using any Apps, was originally published at Digital Inspiration on 05/10/2012 under IPad, IPhone, Internet.
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FileHippo.com: Kies 2.5.0
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Kies 2.5.0
http://www.filehippo.com/download_kies/
Oct 5th 2012, 09:05
Samsung Kies creates a bridge between your phone and desktop computer. Kies connects the devices via USB cable or Wifi. Whether it's managing your music, photos, videos, downloading podcasts or creating a safety backup of your contacts and calendars, Kies combines all of these features in a fresh and easy to use interface. Playlists can be created ...
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Kies 2.5.0
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Oct 5th 2012, 09:05
Samsung Kies creates a bridge between your phone and desktop computer. Kies connects the devices via USB cable or Wifi. Whether it's managing your music, photos, videos, downloading podcasts or creating a safety backup of your contacts and calendars, Kies combines all of these features in a fresh and easy to use interface. Playlists can be created ...
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FileHippo.com: Google Chrome 23.0.1271.17 Beta
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Google Chrome 23.0.1271.17 Beta
http://www.filehippo.com/download_google_chrome/
Oct 5th 2012, 07:11
Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.
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Google Chrome 23.0.1271.17 Beta
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Oct 5th 2012, 07:11
Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.
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FileHippo.com: HTC Sync 3.3.10
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HTC Sync 3.3.10
http://www.filehippo.com/download_htc_sync/
Oct 5th 2012, 08:54
HTC Sync is a free tool to synchronize your media files between your HTC phone (for example Android) and your desktop computer. Other than media files (photos, music and videos) you can also transfer your contacts and calendar entries between your smartphone and PC. HTC Sync includes a photo management tool to organize and edit, for example crop an...
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HTC Sync 3.3.10
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Oct 5th 2012, 08:54
HTC Sync is a free tool to synchronize your media files between your HTC phone (for example Android) and your desktop computer. Other than media files (photos, music and videos) you can also transfer your contacts and calendar entries between your smartphone and PC. HTC Sync includes a photo management tool to organize and edit, for example crop an...
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