To create your own ringtones, visit Brinked.

You have to create an account first. It takes couple of minutes to complete the initials. Now, go to “Make Ringtone” tab.

Click the “browse” button and select your favorite tune from the local drive. Hit “UPLOAD”.

Within few seconds the audio file will be uploaded.

Provide details for the ringtone and click “CREATE RINGTONE”.

It will take couple of seconds to create your desired ringtone.

Confirm that the tune is not copyrighted material. Save it.

The ringtone is ready for download. Select your preferred file type compatible with your handset.

You can create a ringtone from your favorite YouTube videos too. Just copy and paste the URL of the video into the space provided. Hit “GRAB THIS”. Wait for few seconds to download and convert the file. Rest of the steps is similar as before.

You can also download free ringtones available there. There are four tabs, “Featured”, “What’s Hot”, “Most Downloaded” and “Most Recent”.

Browse the collection and download your preferred ones.

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FacePAD or Facebook Photo Album Downloader is an awesome Firefox add-on that makes this laborious task dead simple. You just need to do a simple right click to grab an entire Facebook photo album.

Download and install FacePAD

You will see a security warning message. Allow it to continue.

Within few seconds, FacePAD will be integrated with Firefox. Restart the browser for changes to be effective.

Now, navigate to a friend’s Facebook album. Right click the album link and select “Download Album with FacePAD”.  All the images will be downloaded into the default Firefox Downloads folder.

FacePAD works efficiently and saves your precious time. The only drawback I can see that you can’t provide a destination folder to save those images.

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Wikipedia Companion is a nifty Chrome extension that lets you search for your query directly from Google Chrome without opening a new tab. Download and install Wikipedia Companion.

Confirm this Mini Wiki Browser to access your data on wikipedia.org.

Within seconds it gets installed and you will see a Wikipedia icon on the right-top toolbar of browser.

Now, whenever you want to search for something in Wikipedia, just click the icon. It will open a pop-up containing the search box. Type your query and hit the search button. To view the results in a new tab, hit “Open in Tab”. There are several more buttons like “Clear History”, “Go Back”, “Go Forward” for easy searching process.

If you want to change the language, click “Options”. It will open a new tab where you can change language preference, pop-up window width, font size etc. There is another option to show featured article on start-up.

Customize these settings according to your like and experience a more efficient wiki searching right from your favorite browser!

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Visit Later Bro. The interface is pretty simple. You will see two buttons there, one for Twitter and the other for Facebook.

To Schedule Future Status on Facebook:

Click “Facebook”.

A pop-up window appears prompting you to log in to your Facebook profile.

For the first time, allow Later Bro to access Facebook profile’s basic information.

Allow Later Bro again to post status messages in your profile.

Select your local time zone by clicking the drop-down list and hit “Next”.

Now, compose your future status. You can post up to 140 characters.

Click the Calendar icon to set up the date of posting.

Select a specific time at which your status will be updated.

You have several options to set the frequency of your just-composed update. Check the box before the Facebook icon and click “Schedule”.

Hover the mouse on the green strip containing the welcome message. It will change to “logout” option and will become red. Click to logout safely.

Your status is scheduled successfully and will be posted on your Facebook profile at the specified time.

To Schedule a Future Tweet:

The process is quite similar to that of Facebook. Click “Twitter”.

Log in to your Twitter profile.

Allow Later Bro to access and update your profile.

Within seconds, you will be redirected to the application.

Rest of the steps is exactly same as in case of Facebook. After finishing the process, the scheduled tweet will be shown on that page.

It will appear on Twitter at the specified time.

Whenever you will be away from computer, schedule Facebook status and tweet in advance and keep relaxing!

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Go to Like My Tweets home page. Click the “Get The Like Button”.

You will be prompted to log in to your Twitter account. Allow Like My Tweets to access your profile.

Shortly you will be redirected to the application interface where you can customize the settings.

You can customize how your tweets will look like, which particular tweets will have the Like link or whether you want to receive messages when people like your tweets.

Now, Log in to Twitter and post a tweet.

It will appear just like below.

When anyone clicks the link attached to the end of your tweet, the user will be redirected to a page where he/she can put his/her Twitter username to inform you who they are or they may like it as an anonymous.

If you want to discontinue with Like My Tweets, go to Settings –> Connections. Click “Revoke Access” under Like My Tweets. The Like link will be removed from your future tweets.

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Log in to your Yahoo Mail account. Click the link “My Yahoo!” at the right-top corner.

Hit “Add Content” at the left-top side of your My Yahoo! Page.

You will see several options under “Browse Content” section. Click “My Yahoo! Essentials”.

Few Essential Contents will appear. Click the “Add” button on the content “Facebook”.

Within seconds, the content will be added to your Page. Click “I’m Done”.

A Facebook log in button will appear shortly. Click to continue.

Log in to your Facebook profile with the existing username and password combination.

You have to allow Yahoo to access your Facebook profile for the first time.

After successful linking, customize the sharing option according to your wish.

You are done with all the settings. Now, the home page of your Facebook profile will appear on your My Yahoo! Page.

You can access Home, Profile, Friends, Events & Birthdays of your Facebook profile right from My Yahoo! page.

To discontinue this facility from Yahoo, go to Options –> Settings.

Click “Disconnect from Facebook”.

Stay connected always with your Facebook profile from Yahoo and enjoy!

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Visit Deferred Sender.

The interface is pretty simple. Enter your email address in the space provided there. Check the box for agreement of associated terms and hit “Join”.

You will see a confirmation message of your signing up.

Now, check the inbox of your email account for the activation link. Your email address will be the default username and you will be provided a password that you can change later.

You will be redirected to the “Edit Preferences” page on Deferred Sender.

You can assign your profile a name, set the local time zone and change your profile password.

There are three types of notification systems available. Select your preferences and save them.

You are done with all the configurations. Now, it’s the time to send an email in future time. After the activation of your profile, you will receive another email containing the instructions to use Deferred Sender. Send your future emails to the address deferred@deferredsender.com.

Prefix the body of your original email with the following lines:

to [recipient’s email address]

[time]

For example, see the following screenshot.

Compose the future email and hit “Send”. You can check your future emails here.

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We have already seen How to access Facebook inside Gmail using Google Chrome extension but using Gmail Labs Feature, it is possible on all Browsers without any addon.

Log in to your Gmail account and click the “Settings” link at the right-top corner.

Click the “Labs” tab under “Settings”.

You will find a Gmail Labs feature named “Add any gadget by URL”. Enable it and save the changes.

Now, you will find a new tab “Gadgets” under “Settings”.

Go to the “Gadgets” tab. Enter the address http://hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/104971404861070329537/facebook.xml in the textbox provided and click the “Add” button.

Facebook gadget will be added to your Gmail account.

A new element “Facebook” will appear bellow “Chat” in the left pane of your Gmail account. Click the “expand” link to open Facebook interface.

A “Login to Facebook” button will appear in the right. Press it to continue.

You have to permit the Gmail Gadget to access your Facebook profile for the first time. Click “Allow”.

Log in to your Facebook Account with your existing username and password combination.

You will have the following interface. To update your status, write something in the textbox provided and click “Share”. There are three more options to access, News feed, Wall and Profile. When you click “profile”, it opens a new tab and redirects you to your Facebook profile page. News feed and Wall open in the same tab inside Gmail. When you are done with your Facebook profile, click “Logout” to go to the normal Gmail interface.

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First, you have to make sure that Chrome is set to allow desktop notifications. Go to “Customize and control Google Chrome” option and select “Options” from the menu.

Head into Under the Hood –> Content settings…

Select “Notifications” from the left pane. Select the second option “Ask me when a site wants to show desktop notifications (recommended)”.

Make sure Google Calendar is not blocked by clicking “Exceptions…”. Close the window.

Now, configure your Google Calendar account. Click the “Settings” link at the right-top corner and select “Calendar settings”.

Go to the “Labs” tab.

Enable the “Gentle Reminders” feature and save it.

A yellow bar will appear for permission to show desktop notifications. Click “Allow”.

You will see a sample desktop notification near the right-most taskbar.

You are done. Now set up an event to test the whole process. I set up a quick event and it worked nicely with a pleasing sound effect.

If you are through some important tasks and want to get notified a few minutes later, click the “Remind me again in 5 minutes” in the yellow bar appearing at the top of the window after you dismiss the pop-up reminder.

The only thing you have to ensure that Chrome is running at least in the background. You’ll never miss an important task now!

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Imgur Uploader is a nifty Firefox add-on that lets you upload any image found on the web right from your Firefox browser. Install the add-on.

Now, when you come across any image on the web, you wish to share, just right click on the image. Select “Upload Image on Imgur” from the context menu.

A new tab containing the image and the sharing URL will open. The URL gets copied to the clipboard automatically. Now, share it with your friends and relatives. You can find direct links to some famous social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Digg etc. right there.

To upload an image from desktop:

Visit Imgur home page. Click the “Browse” button and select an image from your local hard drive.

To edit the image, check the box bellow “Edit’ and click “Continue”.

You can crop, rotate, change the dimensions of the image or alter the image quality and file size using some nice handy tools given there. When you are done with editing, click “Continue”.

The sharing URL will appear just like before.

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