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Google Logo on September 7 – Google Homepage Today; Whats Hidden?

September 8, 2010 By Daniel Midofit Leave a Comment

The Google homepage today, September 7 has Google doodle balls bouncing all over the place with another interactive doodle launched on Tuesday. Moving your mouse over the four dots or balls that sit to the right of the Google logo will get red, blue, green and yellow balls bouncing all over the page. Regular internet [...]

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Comcast.net Email Sign In Problem

September 4, 2010 By Ethan William 8 Comments

One user reporting the problem about the problem with Comcast.Net Email. The problem he reported was ” I’ve been having issues with logging into my email account since the 21st of Nov. I’ve called Comcast neumerous times with the same response— they’ll call me back within 24-48hrs. Of course I never get that magical call [...]

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Comcast.net Email Sign In Information

September 3, 2010 By Ethan William 1 Comment

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Comcast is one of the country’s largest provider of cable services – and one of the world’s leading communications companies. They are focused on broadband cable, commerce, and content. Comcast also delivers digital services, provide faster Internet and clearer broadband phone service, and develop and deliver innovative programming. When you sign up for email with [...]

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IBC Bank Website is Down, May be DDOS Attack or Server Overload

September 1, 2010 By Alan Favier Leave a Comment

We already reported previous week that the Bank of America website down and here is the next bank, the IBC bank. IBC Bank website at IBC.com and the IBC Bank Online login site at ibcbankonline.ibc.com both are down currently, and they have been for a couple hours it appears. The website doesn’t even seem to [...]

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Project Free TV Website Review

August 23, 2010 By George Asad Kamel Leave a Comment

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Project Free TV is an online service provider as defined in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. They provide legal copyright owners with the ability to self-publish on the Internet by uploading, storing and displaying various types of media and they do not actively monitor, screen or otherwise review the media which is uploaded to our [...]

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Wizard Of Oz – Google’s Doodle Dedications to 71st Anniversary Of Judy Garland Film

August 12, 2010 By George Asad Kamel Leave a Comment

Google celebrates the Wizard of Oz on their website with a special logo for the 71st anniversary. There’s something special on Google.com today: The search engine’s normal logo has been replaced by a colorful, yellow-brick-road drawing of Dorothy and her friends from the Wizard of Oz. Marking the 70th anniversary last year, the film was [...]

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Tinychat Communication Platform Rapidly Growing with 300,000 New Users Per Month

July 30, 2010 By Alan Favier Leave a Comment

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You may have thought that web-based chat rooms was a thing of the past, but Tinychat – a simple audio, video, and text communication platform – has shown that users love to create web-based chat rooms. This nifty little website allows you to create your own impromptu chat-rooms quickly and easily. It’s a relatively painless [...]

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Google Reported that its Searches were Blocked in China

July 30, 2010 By George Asad Kamel Leave a Comment

A Google Inc. website indicated the company’s search engine was largely unavailable to users in mainland China, the first time that has happened since Google stopped self-censoring its search results in March. It was unclear whether access had been blocked by the Chinese government or if it was a temporary service disruption. A Google spokesman [...]

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How to Disable Google Analytics

July 16, 2010 By Jack Fadiar 1 Comment

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Google Analytics is a service from Google that helps website owners analyze how users use their sites. Information about your use of a certain website (including your IP address) can automatically be transmitted to and stored by Google using cookies. Today, more that 200,000 websites use Google Analytics. You might have visited such a website [...]

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Latest Tech Buzz – Hulu Paid Subscription Service, Sony Laptops Overheating Problem

June 30, 2010 By Jack Fadiar Leave a Comment

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Hulu Paid Subscription Service TV shows and movies streaming website Hulu has introduced $10 per month subscription ad-supported based service dubbed Hulu Plus. This video streaming service will feature all episodes in a season for select TV shows. Now you can stream HD video content from Hulu to your iPhone, iPad, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, [...]

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Its the End of Google China – No more Hong Kong Redirection

June 30, 2010 By Alan Favier Leave a Comment

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Google has shut down its search engine in mainland China after it stopped redirecting users to its uncensored website in Hong Kong. It is still possible to get a Google search in mainland China, however. Chinese web surfers are able to click on a link on the Google.cn home page that takes them to the [...]

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Verizon Email Server Went Down Because of Outage

June 29, 2010 By Ethan William 2 Comments

According to latest news Verizon Webmail login service is completely down due to Verizon Central outage. So this is worst for Verizon customers. Yet the Verizon has not posting any updates about the outage on their website or twitter so users have no idead about when the webmail service will be available again. The customers [...]

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