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Monday, February 11, 2013

'Controlled' icon size management in Windows 7

             Windows 7 allows more flexible handling of file icon sizes using the Control (Ctrl) key in combination with mouse scroll. In an open window you can change the icon views by pressing control key and scrolling mouse's scroll button simultaneously. If you are opened a folder with images, you can change the icon size to smaller sizes to bigger thumbnails with this combinations. It is very useful for a user to easily change the icon size with the control+ mouse scroll combination.



Thursday, January 31, 2013

What is My IP ?

What’s my IP?


      When you did, does it leave you scratching your head? Similar questions are "What is my IP address" and "What is my IP" - all very closely related questions to what your IP information actually is. Let's take a look at answering this question and you find out what is my IP address (which can be both internal and external in nature).
     The first important issue to breakdown is what an important term in that question is - the focus of the IP address term exactly. As defined by Wikipedia, an IP Address is known as "an Internet Protocol address and is a numerical label assigned to each device participating in a computer network". To break this down in simpler terms, every device you have connected to a network requires an IP address in order to talk with other devices.
Your mobile phone, your printer, laptop, iPad or Google tablet all require this IP data. Think of it like the phone number of the internet. It is required to send and receive information over the network. No matter if your network is at home, at work, or using a mobile service - the IP address can be found on each of them.
To search for what is my IP - you first need to know what IP you are searching for? First, are you trying to find what the IP is for your computer or for your mobile phone? Maybe it is for your printer because you are trying to setup a new one you just purchased online? This information will demonstrate a few ways you can find your IP, depending on the device you need your address data for.

1. What Is My IP on a Laptop or Desktop computer?
When asking this question, there is a good chance you are simply referring to your external facing IP address (the IP info that the rest of the world sees coming from you). To find "My IP" for this reason, look below and it will show you What is my IP - which is the easy IP to find. You can even use the homepage of IP-Adress.com on an Android tablet or iPad also.

2. What Is My IP on a mobile phone like the iPhone or Android?
Finding what your IP information is on a mobile device can be a little more tricky, but still doable. In order to display what IP information the rest of the world sees from your smartphone, you can download an app from the IP-Adress.com App Store that will show ip address information right on your device. Because not every website is formatted for mobile web visitors, it is best to install an app that correctly formats and displays your IP address data. To find what is my ip on your device, visit our computer apps store.
Depending on what IP details you need, the above steps will help you to determine and answer the question "What Is My IP" quickly. Just follow the guidelines listed above, and IP address discovery can be made much more simpler and easier without spending too much time trying to figure out some of the more confusing aspects of finding your IP!

To find your device's IP and network details, just enter into this link:


Note: This post is only intended to give information about IP address finding.
          Courtesy: http://www.ip-adress.com

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Friday, May 18, 2012

Google’s Transliteration bookmarklets let you be Desi


Transliteration bookmarklets let you type in your language in any text box on any website. For example, you can use the bookmarklets in Gmail chat (to chat in your language), search for Google news articles, send messages in your language on social networks, write wikipedia pages in your language, etc.

    The bookmarklets use the Google Transliteration API to provide transliteration support wherever you want it.Transliteration bookmarklets are supported for Amharic, Arabic, Bengali, Greek, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Nepali, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Sanskrit, Serbian, Tamil, Telugu, Tigrinya and Urdu etc

    Click the link below to obtain all the related information and you can get the bookmark of the corresponding transliteration language. 





Now Google Transliteration includes Dictionary, which will help you to find out similar words, convert from one language to other and many more options. Now Transliteration is much easier and flexible. Try it now.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

'Show desktop' button in Windows 7



'Show Desktop' Button
           Windows 7 is equipped with many cool and relevant features. ‘Show Desktop’ is an old feature included in all the GUI OSs from Microsoft. In Windows XP you can choose this by right clicking on the task bar. From the pop up menu you can point and click 'show desktop' option. The user can also include a ‘Show Desktop’ icon in the task bar for quick access. Did you found this in Windows 7? It is here…in the task bar itself. Microsoft included ‘show desktop’ button in the right hand corner of the task bar (The blue arrow points the button). You can see a small rectangle at the right end of the task bar.  Simply click to minimize all applications you have opened and to see the desktop. It’s very useful tool always.

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Watch Malayalam channels here....


                 Here is a one window link for watching popular Malayalam as well as other online channels.


The link to Asianet news Channel



Only you need to have a broadband internet connection to access these channels. In future more channels will be added.