Felix Mahimai John

Yahoo! Mail

noreply@blogger.com (fmrock) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 08:40:00 +0000

The all new Yahoo! mail is absolutely having a new look and feel for the interface.

It gives us an integrated yahoo messenger as in google mail, and also it has some applications which can be used within the email, like Flickr, Notepad, My drive (takes your large files everywhere), Automatic organizer etc...

Also it still maintains the other old features such as folders and skins, so that it remains Yahoo!

The integrated tab function allows us to use the mail service in a better way without getting messed up in between mails.

Overall -- Yahoo! gives a good UI and good feel -- Try it if you are curious!

Guruji.com - Getting Local

noreply@blogger.com (fmrock) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 08:18:00 +0000

An Indian search engine making its way to gain attrativeness among others for Indian search content. This search engine is purely local and it gives you any results only from India.

Guruji.com is started 2006 and it has gained its reputation among the Indian user within a short time. For any local search that you want to know you can rely on it.

For ex. search for Politics or Cinema it gives you exclusive Indian data.

It is been rated as the #1 Music search as per independent third party research.

Also it has a tiny gyaan service, which I feel is good "ex. The Vishnu Temple in the city of Tirupathi built in the 10th century, is the worlds largest religious e pilgrimage destination."

You want to get local -- Try it ! www.guruji.com

List of useful S60 applications for Nokia E61

noreply@blogger.com (fmrock) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 00:12:00 +0000

These are the list of apps that I use in my Nokia E61:

Nokia Podcasting - Wonderful app for listening to podcast through your mobile on various topics.
Phone guardian - I purchased this app for my safety and it works fine for paying 7 bucks
Quick Expense - This app is paid and its worth it to make note of your regular expenses
Quick Secure - This app is paid and it allows you to safely store all the private data's.
Indevice Search - Wonderful app from Nokia which allows you to search the whole content of your mobile.
Reuters News - News service provided by Reuters
Nokia Internet Radio - Fun stuff
Snaptu - An app which allows you to add other stuffs
Fring - Free talk, live chat & interact
Orkut - Orkut mobile
Google - Google search
Google Sync - allows you to sync your mobile contacts to the gmail contacts
Gmail - Google mail very useful during travel
Google Maps - Map services provided by google
Youtube - This is app is cool
Yahoo! Go - Gives good look and feel in your mobile

Download Orkut for Mobile !

noreply@blogger.com (fmrock) — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 23:13:00 +0000

Orkut has now introduced the first downloadable orkut mobile app, with even more features to keep you connected to your orkut friends and other phone contacts. It has a sleek black finish as the current theme and I hope it gets customizable in the future and also the feel of the app is wonderful in my Nokia E61.

The orkut Mobile App, available for most Java-enabled devices, offers some fun new ways to interact:
- Upload the photo from your mobile.
- Photo sharing with orkut friends or SMS the photos to phone contacts not yet on orkut.
- Call or SMS any of your orkut friends or phone contacts without leaving the app.
- View scraps, updates from friends, and photo albums in offline mode.

To install the beta version of the app, visit m.google.com/orkut on your phone. While the app is free to download and use, your mobile provider's regular data charges will apply.

Google Chrome Tips - 1

noreply@blogger.com (fmrock) — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:15:00 +0000

Well, I have been using Google Chrome browser for quite a long time and now I am fan of it.

I have been also working on tweaking the browser to make it as customized as possible. During this time I found one of the interesting things which is the "Bookmarks bar". Even though new tab shows your frequently visited websites imagine what if you have around 40 websites bookmarked in the bar and visible. Comfy, right ?

Yes, it is quite simple as it is. When you click the star button next to the address bar to bookmark, a small window opens which asks for the Name, just delete the content in the text box and close the box, your bookmark will be saved in the place where you have mentioned. Later you can just click and drag it to the bookmark bar and arrange it in the order you want to and there it is.

Simple and comfortable ! Try it and let me know :)

Look how internet see's you

noreply@blogger.com (fmrock) — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:49:00 +0000

This is a quite interesting data mining project created from MIT. Try it !

This is what happened when I entered my name to view my online trace.