Category: How To
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How To Test a Website On Different Screen Sizes, Platforms and Browsers
The first part of this tutorial explains how to test a website at the screen size of different devices like iPhone, iPad, Tablets, Android phones etc. Different mobile devices have different resolutions for their screen – for example, Apple iPad has 768 x 1024 or 1024 x 768px screen size in different mode and Google…
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Bunch Several Links Into One Small Link
Often you find several links on the web that you want to share on services like instant messengers (Google Talk, Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live Messenger..) or microblogging platforms such as Twitter (which has a 140-character limit),etc.. Using LinkBunch, you take all those links and put them into one "bunch", which is just one…
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Watch ‘Star Wars’ in Text via Telnet
Watch ‘Star Wars Episode IV’ as an animated text right from your command line – yes, you didn’t read that wrong. Give it a try from any command line, type telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
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Download ‘Anything’ from Google using “Google Hacks”
Everything is available on the Internet. The only thing you need to know is ‘How to find it’ in a correct way. Google is the obvious answer to all questions – it can be exploited to find anything anywhere on the web using keywords intelligently. Google Hacks is a small tool which is useful to…
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Control your Android phone just by speaking!
Now you can control your Android phone just by speaking using ‘Voice Actions’. This feature is unveiled at a press event at its San Francisco office in spite of rumors on Video Calling. You require Android 2.2 (Froyo) and higher for these features – Send text messages Say "send text to [recipient] [message]*" e.g. "send…
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Want to Send or Receive Emails in Gmail at your own time?
Do you want to send or receive emails at your own convenient time? Boomerang is a new beta add-on for Google Chrome and Firefox and lets you schedule Gmail around your own time! Whether you want to move emails about next week’s meeting out of your inbox until next week or want to send your…
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How to Turn Your Android Phone into a Fully-Automated Superphone
What if your phone automatically went silent when you step into the movie theatre? Texted your significant other when you finished your long commute? Or automatically turned down the volume when a particularly loud friend called? It can; here’s how. Android application Tasker gives you total rules-based automation for your Android phone. It’s not free,…