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Facebook: How to disable New Photo viewer and get back Old version

Siddharth | February 21, 2011 | 9 Comments

Facebook continues to innovate in new and different ways. However, its latest addition has come under a lot of fire. The all new photo viewer for Facebook has not found universal love. Most of its users are instead finding it cumbersome.

How to Delete older version of Google Chrome Browser after Updating

Rohit Langde | February 21, 2011 | 5 Comments

Google Chrome Browser supports integrated updates and when the new version is installed, older version files still remains on the system. They continue to hog space on Hard Disk after every update so, here’s how you can delete them.

How to Backup Complete WordPress Blog to Dropbox with Files & Database

Ashish Mundhra | February 19, 2011 | 7 Comments

A good and reliable Backup of self hosted WordPress blog is very important and give Goosebumps to many. Now here is a way you can backup your self hosted WordPress blog on the clouds with a single click with out paying a penny.

How to open command prompt at any location in Windows 7

Siddharth | February 19, 2011 | 0 Comments

The command window is very essential to performing various system tasks. Sometimes however, we wish to open a command prompt at a specific location, instead of opening the general command prompt and then giving the required path.

How to Find out Applications consuming more CPU and RAM on Windows 7

Rohit Langde | February 15, 2011 | 0 Comments

Geeks are always interested in knowing performance of computer system, discovering applications eating up RAM and consuming CPU usage. Here I share a real time process/thread activity tool so that we can catch the application causing problems.

How to display Tabs in a Multiple row with Internet Explorer 9

Siddharth | February 12, 2011 | 0 Comments

The Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 RC allows the movement of tabs to a separate row. That makes Multiple Tab management easier if you have number of tabs open at a time. Here’s how you can do it…

How to build Android Application for WordPress / Blogger Blogs Sites

Rohit Langde | February 10, 2011 | 4 Comments

I know Feed Readers could do this but having a dedicated android app to read content just from your blog site makes sense as many giants in blogosphere have one! So, try this easy and quick Blog to App Generator.

How to browse Facebook and Google over HTTPS secure connection

Siddharth | February 9, 2011 | 0 Comments

Facebook and Google have both rolled out a secure browsing feature which enables the users to browse without any worries of hacking attempts. This new feature HTTPS uses SSL encryption to make the whole session secure.