How to use new Google Multiple Account Sign-in

Gmail

Good news for all those who in business or private life, using more than one Gmail e-mail account. Google’s programmers are in fact allowed multiple simultaneous Sign-in in a number of Gmail electronic mailboxes from the same web browser. To activate the new services are required to log into one of the electronic Gmail mailboxes [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on August 5th, 2010 Written by mobiledummy

Claim your blog on Technorati network

MobileDummy: Technorati

Late last year Technorati made changes to their existing ways and added a couple new ways. Their site has literally been rebuilt from the ground up (G6VJDBPRQ8EQ). This means that they also changed the way how the Technorati crawl blog content. The essential change is to no longer accept pings from the web sites. Given [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on March 25th, 2010 Written by mobiledummy

What we twitted this week – No.1

Mobile Dummy: What we twitted this week - No.1

Here’s a good virtual parlor game. Pick any two or three Twitter users, and Twiangulate which friends or followers they have in common. Twiangulate is a site that shows the overlap between your social graph and any tow other people on Twitter. It shows the resulting names as a list or an interactive social map. [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on February 14th, 2010 Written by mobiledummy

Look at the world through the eyes of Google Buzz

MobileDummy: Google Buzz

Google Buzz is a new way to start conversations about the things you find interesting. It’s built right into Gmail, so you don’t have to peck out an entirely new set of friends from scratch — it just works. Start conversations about the things you find interesting. Share updates, photos, videos, and more.

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on February 10th, 2010 Written by mobiledummy

YouTube introduced some useful new features

MobileDummy: You Tube Logo

YouTube is again introduced some useful new features. The most notable player is renewed, in which the video quality is marked by a concrete indication of the resolution (e.g. 360p, 480p, 720p), so that when you switch to a higher resolution now see real data on the number of points and not just “HQ” or [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on January 27th, 2010 Written by mobiledummy

Will Firefox beat IE9?

MobileDummy: Will Firefox beat IE9?

It was a principal element of the Day 2 keynote at Microsoft’s PDC 2009 conference last week in Los Angeles: an early demonstration of code being worked into Internet Explorer 9 that replaces the browser’s outdated reliance upon the (very) old GDI rendering library, with new code utilizing Direct2D — a library that borrows processing [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on November 27th, 2009 Written by mobiledummy

Internet Explorer 8 RC1 vs Firefox 3.1 Beta

You have the latest hardware PC and now you want to know how the latest web browsers stack up? Well PCWizKid takes a quick look at how ready Internet Explorer 8 is compared to Firefox 3.1 Beta.

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on July 3rd, 2009 Written by mobiledummy

Firefox 3.1 beta

Mike Beltzner, the director of Firefox, sent out the call Tuesday afternoon on mozilla.dev.planning: It’s time to lock the trees and land the bugs on beta 3 of the 3.1 version of the browser. As of 3pm PST, just nine bug landings stood between the development team and handoff of mozilla-1.9.1 to the Release Engineering [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on March 4th, 2009 Written by mobiledummy

GigaOm explains why Facebook’s Future Is Mobile

Facebook users rejoice its mobile feature. GigaOm explained why Facebook’s future is mobile: With nearly 2,000 “friends” on Facebook, I should be a regular visitor to the site. I am not. Instead, I prefer to use Facebook’s mobile application on my iPhone to send messages, update my status, upload photos taken on the go and [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on February 12th, 2009 Written by mobiledummy

How to avoid staying without YouTube account and video clips?

In recent weeks, a number of YouTube members stayed without their user accounts and downloaded video clips. The reason – in terms of the U.S. DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act), the manager of the website (in this case, YouTube) requires the immediate response to the notification of copyright infringement. Law of DMCA requires that administrator [...]

read more »

Tech Buzz

Posted on January 21st, 2009 Written by mobiledummy

Categories

Archives