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Now Play with Google Waves | How to get an invitation to Google Wave?

Posted by on September 15, 2011 5 comments

Google Wave was first unveiled at the Google I/O event which showed how email would have looked if invented now.

Google Wave is an online tool for real-time communication and collaboration. A wave can be both a conversation and a document where people can discuss and work together using richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps, and more.

Google started sending out invitations yesterday for the limited preview of Google Wave to the first 100,000 signups for Wave, and you can see the excitement on every tech blog and forums that are filled with users asking for Google Wave invites.

How To Get Google Wave Invite?

I’ve been able to come out with various ways by which you can also have an invitation for yourself. These are not just waste of time. People have got invites using them. So do give them a try if you desperately want a Google Wave invite, like the rest of us!

  • Request one at Google Wave website.
  • Follow #GoogleWave and #GoogleWaveInvite on Twitter to see who has some free invites left.

P.S. Don’t fell for anyone ’selling’ Google Wave invitations.Yes, there are folks at eBay selling Wave invitations!

Are You a Developer? Request here

Also, They will be giving out accounts to developers who intend to build with the Google Wave APIs prior to the public release.

Request a Google Wave Developer Sandbox Account

Google Sidewiki – New Google Toolbar Feature allows to Read, Publish & Share your Insights + Video

Posted by on September 15, 2011 1 comment

Now Google Toolbar is equipped with a new feature, Google Sidewiki which is meant to allow users to Read, Publish & Share Insights & related information in the sidebar, next to any webpage. Its really very useful to track how many people visit the same pages and look for the same information & get the information that is added by many others have done while searching the same.

Google Sidewiki, with the major aim to contribute helpful information to webpage visitors, appears as a browser sidebar, where you can also read and write entries along the side of the page & share them.

Google has implemented an algorithm that promotes the most useful, ordered & high-quality entries allows you to see the most relevant entries first.

Google Sidewiki as a feature of Google Toolbar, is now only for Firefox and Internet Explorer but it will be available soon  in Google Chrome and elsewhere too.

Also, you can to start exploring the web with Google Sidewiki, visit google.com/sidewiki to download Google Toolbar with Sidewiki and contribute your own entries alongside pages on the web.

They are changing the World. They are Entrepreneurs [Video]

Posted by on September 12, 2011 No comments

They are changing the World. They are Entrepreneurs.

Weekly Video Grabber Section of Inforids.com presents this week a video that can ignite the sparks of innovative-ness in you.

This excellent video took you to everything you need to know about to learn about entrepreneurs & how they are changing the world. Enjoy.

Free 20 E-Books about Social Media and Blogging | Dont Miss Any

Posted by on September 11, 2011 No comments

Blogging and Social Media are often greatly connected. Bloggers use social media websites and services to for different purposes like promoting, publicizing, optimizing, monetizing and building a great brand for them.

So, Here are the 20 excellent E-Books about Social Media & Blogging which offer great help for bloggers. Dont miss them.


Following are some of great free ebooks we found from Chris Brogan’s blog about Social Media:

Title of the Book Provided By
The New Rules of Viral Marketing David Meerman Scott
Marketing Apple MarketingApple.com
Masters of Marketing Startup Internet Marketing
Podcast Marketing eBook Christopher S. Penn
Google Adwords Secrets SEO Book
Get Viral Get Visitors Stacie Mahoe
Marketing With Case Studies Dynamic Copywriting
How to Write a Marketing Plan Geisheker Group
SEO for WordPress blogs Blizzard Internet
Social Web Analytics Social Web Analytics
Geeks Guide to Promoting Yourself With Twitter Geekpreneur
The Zen of Blogging Hunter Nutall
What is Social Media iCrossing
A Primer in Social Media SmashLab
Effective Internet Presence Effective Internet Presence
Introduction to Good Usability Peter Pixel
Increasing the Response to Your Email Marketing Program CRM Transformation
We Have a Website. Now What? Craig Rentmeester
Blogs & Social Media PRSA
The Podcast Customer Revealed Edison Media Research

(Click on the title to Download)

If you’ve found more e-books on Blogging & social media online that you like  share them in the comments section.

15 High Quality & Awesome Premium-Like Free WordPress Themes

Posted by on September 11, 2011 2 comments

Really the War of WordPress themes is already going on & many beautiful WordPress themes are available, many are good and only a little are just one of a kind. The choice is big enough, but the search is worth it. Today we present speacilly for or readers,  only 15 Free High Quality & successful Premium-like WordPress Themes that are truly impressive with great look & functionlity.

Neoclassical

[Demo & Download]

Blue Station

[Demo][Download]

Indomagz

[Demo][Download]

Magazeen

[Demo][Download]

Tech-Press

[Demo][Download]

Type Based

[Demo & Download]

Black Motion

[Demo][Download]

Deskspace

[Demo][Download]

Yoghourt

[Demo & Download]

Simple Balance

[Demo][Download]

Blues – Free WordPress Theme

[ Demo & Download]

Freemium

[Demo][Download]

MainStream

[Demo & Download]

DarkForest

[Demo & Download]

BlakMagik

[Demo][Download]

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The Best Free Powerful FTP clients for Website Administrators

Posted by on September 10, 2011 No comments

If you maintain a Web site or blog, you need a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client to interact with the files stored on the host(Server). Mainly used for uploading and downloading files to and from a Web server, FTP clients can also download obscure files and documents from any number of servers around the world. The good ones make the process of uploading and downloading fast and painless with features that eliminate unnecessary steps and offer common security protocols. Instead files transfering, good FTP clients can give give you the power to mangae files at the both ends with the ability to perform more administrative actions on the files.

A number of different clients are available and found many that work quite nicely. But there are things in an FTP client, like drag-and-drop support and user friendly bookmark management might not be as high on your priority list. What’s most important is finding one that offers the best features for your specific needs.

There are plenty of FTP clients you can buy with all the features you need, but why pay if you don’t have to? Here are some free ones that make the process a little easier.

Best Free Powerful FTP clients for Website Administrators

FileZilla offers a paned, side-by-side interface in which you can drag-and-drop files to and from a specified server. It has all the advanced features you might need, like timeout detection and SSL secured connections. The site manager makes it easy to sift through your sites (if you have more than one) so updating specific pages is easy. You can also run multiple simultaneous transfers.

Core FTP LE is a feature-packed FTP client that’s free to home users and students. This one offers drag-and-drop transfers, a session manager, auto-transfers, and much more with an easy to understand interface. It’s a wonder this one costs nothing.

If you need a good FTP client or are looking to switch from your old one, check out one of these free programs. As always, let me know in the comments if you have a FTP client you like better (so I can use it!).

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Microsoft Vision 2019 – Envisioning what’s Possible[Video]

Posted by on September 10, 2011 1 comment

Microsoft, after winows 7 decides to imagine the future & envisioning what’s possible. Some of the new technologies demoed including a “transparent wall” between two classrooms around the world, animated drawings, realtime conversation translations, surface displays, electronic boarding cards, transparent displays, mini projectors, electronic newspaper etc. Here is the future vision montage  depicting & showing Microsoft’s dream envisioning exciting future ahead.

Explore more via istartedsomething. This next-tech video is the part of Video-Grabber(this week) section of Inforids.com

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Find & Delete Duplicate Images on Hard Disk with Dup Detector

Posted by on September 10, 2011 2 comments

Duplicate images are redundancy and they causes extra hard disk storage space. Somtimes while copying & pasting images with keboard(ctrl+v), unrequird copies of previously existing images are pasted. Finding and deleting them manually is tedious and requires absolute patient. Imagine all the searching, compare and delete.

Dup Detector in a Windows software developed by William L. Hunt that can detect and delete duplicate images intelligently. Dup Detector searchs a folder (including subfolders) for duplicate and near duplicate images.

But how does Dup Detector manage to find the duplicates? Here’s the recipe:

Dup Detector creates a data file by opening and reading image pixel data for each image in your collection. It then finds duplicates by % match and displays matching pairs from a log file.

Dup Detector supports checking on these following image file formats – jpg, bmp, png, tif, pcx, tga, wmf, emf, psp. It’s free, so you don’t have to pay a penny to clear some extra space for your hard disk.
Download Dup Detector

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SEO Guide for Adding Blogger Sitemaps to Google Webmaster Tools

Posted by on September 9, 2011 1 comment

After understanding what are sitemaps & importance of sitemaps for SEO of your site it is now required to go for the first step, submitting sitemaps to google webmasters & tell google search engine crawlers, your websites links structure.

Recommended Readings:

Submitting the Sitemaps of your (Blogger) blog to Google Webmaster helps the search engine(Google) to crawl your webpages easily and more quickly! This post explains the procedure to add your blogger blog’s sitemap to the Google Webmaster Tools.

http://inforids.com/category/blogging-world/complete-seo-guide-for-bloggers/

Adding Blogger Sitemaps to Google Webmasters

[1] Sign-in to Google Webmaster Dashboard using your Google Account.

[2] Type your blog URL and click Add Site

[3] Once your site is added to Google Webmaster, you need to verify the site by adding a Meta Tag to your blog

[4] Copy the Meta Tag code given by Google Webmaster

[5] Now go to Blogger Dashboard – Layout – Edit HTML – then search(Ctrl+F) for the code given below in the header section:

<b:include data=”blog” name=”all-head-content”/>

[6] Then Paste the Meta Tag just after the above code and Save the Template

[7] Now click Verify in the Google Webmaster Tools. Your site will be verified if you followed the above steps clearly

[8] Next step is to add sitemaps of your blog. Select Sitemap from the left sidebar in the Webmaster tools

[9] You can add the following sitemaps of your blogger blog to the Google Webmaster: (Addonly the RED part of the URL given below)

http://www.YourBlog.com/atom.xml?redirect=false

http://www.YourBlog.com/feeds/posts/default?=rss

[10] Finished! Your Blog’s sitemap will be added to Google now!

Visit our Complete SEO Success Guide for Bloggers section for more SEO tips & tools.

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