Ashish Mundhra
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Ashish Mundhra from Siliguri (India) loves exploring the gamut of new developments in the technology field. Once versed with the knowledge, he loves sharing his experiences and experiments with the world.
If you are travelling with an Android master piece in your pocket, Indian Rail Info application is a must install application for you. Here are list of features that will help including PNR Status, Train Search, Seats availability, etc.
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Although there are many application that offer cloud backup but they charge around $15-$20 a year but since we love the word free here is a detailed guide on how you can backup all your important files of Android on the clouds.
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The newer version of Android market on Web / App store is awesome but its not perfect yet. It missed one of the most significant thin, The QR (it stands for “Quick Response”) code.
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Keyboard shortcuts are very important and useful asset to ease our daily work. Developers work very hard to provide the best and most useful keyboard shortcut to our fingertips but many a times that is not enough.
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Till today majority of the Indian who own a cell phone don’t have GPRS and EDGE connectivity. Till date they rely on cheap or free SMS updates to walk them through. Now get free Emails update on your phone from any of the email provider with out paying a penny from your pocket.
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Windows recently launched the final RTM version of Windows 7 service pack 1. If you have already installed it on your system and are by any chance unhappy about its performance here is how you can un install it using the Command Prompt.
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If you would have notice most of the web service like Facebook and Twitter allow only one user login from a given browser at any given time. For the people who need to monitor two of such account at the same time have to use two browsers to do their work.
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If you don’t want to take chance with your data and want to take the control in your hands you can use Backupify to create scheduled backup of your Gmail data on the clouds.
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