Anyways, I am not posting for some real good information but on how bad Servage.net is! It goes this way that it was the first ever host I had ever used in my life, things were cool, smooth and reasonable. My sites were always up.. but after I switched to cPanel hostings..  I started feeling the difference, anyways servage was still good. But now, it has turned into shit (sorry to say, but its the truth). My sites including esidyo.com are down and have a 404 Not Found sign on them. And few of my other sites were hacked and phishing pages of some banks were uploaded on them and servage still did not take any action…. So, I didn’t just lose my data but also one of my domain got banned cuz servage did not suspend it.. and I wasn’t knowing that because I wasn’t really using that website that much.. Now that I have lost all the data of esidyo.com and it has lost all its PR and traffic, I would not like my readers to feel the same.. So take care and select a good hosting, some  I know are like HostGator.com and Bluehost.com

Hope this helped, Cheers

The truth is, I’m pretty lazy. That’s why I like YouTube previews in Gmail chat — why open a new tab when I can watch the video my friend sent me right there? Gmail currently automatically detects package tracking information, addresses, and event information and shows quick links to delivery status, maps and directions, and Google Calendar. So why couldn’t Gmail automatically detect links in emails and show videos, photos, and ratings right inside these messages as well?

We built some new Gmail Labs features that do just that. For our first set, we picked stuff that often shows up in email: YouTube videos, Picasa and Flickr links, and Yelp reviews. Turn on Picasa previews from the Labs tab under Settings, and rather than having to click on a Picasa album link to see the photos it contains, you can see photos right in the message itself:

Same for Flickr:

Enable Youtube previews, and you can watch YouTube videos from inside your email:

And whenever you receive a Yelp link in an email, Yelp previews show you ratings, phone numbers, and other listing information right there:

Source:  Official Gmail Blog

Get it BIN’ed at low price

In marketing a coupon is a ticket or document that can be exchanged for a financial discount or rebate when purchasing a product. Customarily, coupons are issued by manufacturers of consumer packaged goods or by retailers, to be used in retail stores as a part of sales promotions. They are often widely distributed through mail, magazines, newspapers, the Internet, and mobile devices such as cell phones. Internet coupons have become popular recently, because there is no postal cost, and the printing cost is borne by the user (who prints the coupons) rather than the businesses issuing them. Mobile coupons have emerged as a new and green alternative as no printing is required whatsoever. Mobile coupons as a method of coupon redemption are gaining in popularity as more consumers utilize their mobile devices for uses beyond voice.

Some shopping sites:

BestBuy.com

Bestbuy is very famous in the US and is used by many for electronics, goodies etc. However you can get Best buy promotion code in this link or by Google’ing it, I would rate it 9/10!

Newegg.com

Newegg is preferred by all hardware enthusiastics and maybe electronic freaks too,  to get discounts, you can use Newegg
Coupon Code and get some discounts, however you wont get 50% discount, so enjoy the little cut

Overstock.com

Another shopping market I have heard about, I have never used it but I know some that use it, for Overstock.com Promotion Code , again, you can see here or Google it, I hope these coupons helped

Thanks!!

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Only a few days after the launch of its new task manager, Gmail has introduced a new feature allowing users to send free SMS messages through its integrated Chat. To activate the feature, visit the Gmail Labs page and scroll down until you see the appropriate listing (you may also want to activate a few of the other nifty features while you’re at it).

To send a message, just type a phone number into the search box at the top of the chat window on the left side of the Gmail interface, and hit ‘Send SMS’. Numbers can be associated with contact names so you don’t have to keep manually entering them. Recipients of these messages can respond by simply hitting ‘reply’ on their cell phones to send their own SMS message (Gmail ties a unique phone number with each of your contacts).

According to the Gmail blog post, the site is currently testing out the service with US phones only for now (messages can be sent from abroad, they just need to be directed at a US phone).

Gmail first toyed around with the feature in October, but wound up pulling it from Labs for a few weeks because of a number of glitches. This time, it seems like it’s here to stay.

This isn’t by any means the first chat service to offer free SMS messaging - major chat networks like AIM have been doing this for years. But it’s a handy feature, especially for the many people who use Gmail all day long.

DWT Link

And check the increasing downloads after each refresh you make

I guess people are loving the experience of “Auto Plugin” , “Auto Upgrade” etc. which is provided by Wordpress 2.7!

My friend is selling his blog, Its a PR5 and Cool traffic!

A cool blog on her is for sale, for Cheap!