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Magic IP + Proxifier

2012-04-09T06:18:00.000-07:00

For a better FBT/UBT connection, you can use PROXIFIER to make all application/browsers to have direct connection, that is, no configuration is needed just set them to ‘no proxy’ just like you have a load balance.

Nakakapagod din kasi na lagyan ng IP ang
lahat ng koConnect sa NET :)

Instructions:

1.) Download Proxifier here, Install then run. (Crack Included)

Links here: Proxifier Software

2.) Click on Options tab then Proxy Settings...

3.) Next click add button for inputting new IP (magic IP).

4.) On Proxy Server Address, just input the MAGIC IP that you want to use then choose HTTPS as PROTOCOL. ( 10.201.0.144 : 80 is working for globe)

More Magic Ip here > Magic IP's

5.) Choose the server that we add then press OK

6.) Next Go to Options tab>Advance>HTTP TRAFFIC

7.) Input the follOwing IP same as the IP that we used in setting up the PROXY SERVER then press OK.

8.) Connect your dashboard using default profile. (Globe-Prepaid, Smartbro)

9.) Set your browser to ‘no proxy’ settings.

Enjoy surfing! (YM,Skype,other application may still not work)

For Facebook full site view, follow the instructions on : Links

MAGIC IP: Alternative Free/update as of 5/7/2011, saturday

2012-04-01T05:49:00.000-07:00

This IP were inherent to the ISP (globe/smart) and thus called ‘magic’ because they can be use for free/unlimited browsing technique (FBT/UBT) even without any third party application. Just put them in your browser’s setting and they will work. They are also working even the ISP is on maintenance.

This magic IP’s works best on wapsites that’s why they are very common in mobile fbt/ubt such as cell phone. However, they have average speed and differ on every location. Some desktop view websites such as Facebook, Yahoo E-mails.etc that uses Https connection are harder to enter, sometimes inaccessible at all. Not working on any 3^rd party application such as YM,Skype,Cproxy,Ultrasurf etc.

update as of 5/7/2011, saturday

new magic ip
10.200.125.15
10.200.125.47
10.200.125.1
10.200.125.78
10.200.125.14
10.200.125.75
10.200.125.123
10.200.125.24
10.200.125.66
10.200.125.91
10.200.125.74
10.200.125.17
10.200.125.55
10.200.125.42
10.200.125.5
10.200.125.90
10.200.125.44
10.200.125.16
10.200.125.40
10.200.125.28
10.200.125.6
10.200. 79.206
10.200.71.59 ,
10.200.97.178,

Magic proxy all port are 80

Instructions: (Setting-up your browsers)

---------------------Google Chrome------------------------

After that, connect your dashboard using default profile (globe prepaid, smartbro).

More working proxies here > More Proxies

For Facebook, follow this instruction. (Also works with magic IP plus proxifier)

Log-in your account

While log-in, navigate to touch.facebook.com

Scroll to the bottom of the page then click ‘Full site’.

Note: New update as of April 14, 2011

For Facebook chat and eMails, download and open this bookmark using your default browser where magic IP is set. (Use winrar or any other apps to extract the file)

Here > download link

Video Tutorial

Facebook via magic IP Video Tutorial

Switch Between Google Accounts Faster With Account Switcher [Chrome]

2011-06-23T04:54:00.000-07:00

Gmail is so great that one account just isn’t enough. Many users manage multiple Gmail accounts for work and for personal use. Having a singular efficient interface to manage emails from is great but switching between different account, not so great. You can switch between different Google accounts right from the Google UI with the Account Switcher for Google Gmail™ accounts extension for Chrome.

An extremely useful and simple extension, the Account Switcher appears when you sign into any Google account as a link next to your account in the upper right hand corner. Before you can start using the extension, add the different accounts you use from the extension’s options, you can enter your user name and password or just your username. The extension stores the information you enter on the browser and does not save it anywhere else.
When the Switch account button is clicked, a drop down lists the accounts you’ve saved, choose whichever one you want to sign in with. You will automatically be signed out of the account. If you saved the password for the account in the extension settings, you will automatically be logged in to the other account. If you chose not to enter your password, you will be signed out of Google and taken to the log in page with the Username field prefilled with the account you selected.
The developer has given the disclaimer ‘We DO NOT guarantee the security of the passwords’, so for those concerned with password security, you can skip entering your password when you add an account to the extension. You will have to enter the password yourself when the Sign In page opens.
Install Account Switcher For Google Gmail™ Accounts For Chrome
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Gary Marshall: How iTunes Match hopes to stop you switching to Google Music

2011-06-15T16:28:00.000-07:00

If you wanted to describe the online reaction to iTunes Match in one word, that word would be "yarrrrr".
By scanning your library and syncing legitimate AAC files when it finds a match, some said, iTunes was effectively offering money laundering for music: chuck your torrented, low bitrate tunes in one end and get your shiny legal 256Kbps AACs out of the other.
It's a pirate party mix!
I don't think that's how it's going to pan out.
First and foremost, if you're a huge torrenter then you're not going to suddenly start paying for a service that syncs all the stuff you weren't willing to pay money to acquire in the first place. iTunes Match isn't hugely expensive, but it's still cash.
Secondly, if you're a huge torrenter then you'll be thoroughly unimpressed by the prospects of 256Kbps AACs anyway. You need to be a pretty poor pirate to end up with low-bitrate rips when everything's a 320Kbps MP3 or a FLAC file - the quality upgrade's more relevant to those of us who were ripping our CDs in the days when MP3 player storage was still a problem and bitrates were a trade-off between good-enough quality and small-enough files.
And thirdly, Apple doesn't care anyway. It's got other digital fish to fry.
Your music matters
I don't doubt that some people will use iTunes Match to sync music they didn't buy, but it's not as if that represents a lost sale for anyone: they've had the songs before iTunes Match came along, and all iTunes Match is doing is helping to move them about a bit. It's hardly facilitating piracy.
What it is doing, though, is encouraging inertia. Inertia keeps everything Apple, and keeps you buying Apple hardware. Inertia is why Apple's announced iMessage, a chat system that bypasses SMS charges but only works with Apple kit, and it's why Apple's introduced iTunes Match.
Apps are an example of inertia. I've spent so much money on iOS apps, and come to rely on so many of them, that Apple would have to do something unspeakably evil such as shoot my dog before I'd jump ship to a rival OS.
Many of the apps I like aren't available on other OSes, but even if they were the sheer cost of buying them again and setting everything up just-so keeps me on iDevices.
It's the same with cloud music. When Google and Amazon announced their cloud lockers, I quickly checked my iTunes library size, did a few sums and honked with derision.
You want me to upload all of that? It simply isn't practical on a DSL line unless you've got weeks to spare and an understanding ISP.
I suspect that by offering to match what's in your library rather than upload it, Apple's prevented a lot of people dumping iTunes for Google or Amazon's cloud lockers. And once it's got you, the sheer size of your library and the thought of having to upload the lot of it will keep you loyal.
That's assuming, of course, that cloud music is ready for prime time. I'm not sure it is - especially over here where network coverage is crappy and unlimited mobile internet is nothing of the sort. iTunes Match may have a 25,000 song limit, but I can promise you that your fair usage allowance is much, much smaller.

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