
IN Social Media
posted Monday, February 21st, 2011
Some of Facebook’s new features that have been rolled out for pages have been covered at Facebook Fan Page: New Layout and Features
However, there are a few tidbits not covered under that article. Here they are:
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Have you ever faced a situation where you were co-owner of a page and wanted your comments to be separated from other co-owners? Being the admin of a group, everyone gets to post as ‘page name‘. Pretty confusing for the visitors and fans as they won’t know who is who, if there are two or three of you answering on the same threads.
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IN Technology
posted Saturday, November 6th, 2010
Microsoft is very much back in the game with the launch of Windows Phone 7 which has surprised many critics by actually offering an impressively user friendly and above all unique take on the modern smartphone operating system. Here are just some of the mobiles which will be running the platform and what they have to offer.
HTC HD7
This is the big boy of the first Windows Phone 7 handsets, sporting a 4.3 inch screen which the Taiwanese manufacturer has previously slapped on other entrants in the HD line including the HD2 and the Desire HD. Because of Microsoft`s enforcement of minimum system requirements the HD7 has a 1GHz processor and a five megapixel camera which can record video in 720p, so you can expect to see this similar base level of hardware specifications across many of the following mobiles. continue reading…
IN Blogging
posted Monday, January 3rd, 2011
WordPress has had this most useful feature of upgrading plugins automatically, from within WordPress, for a while. Just one click and you are done.
However there are times you might run into an error and get this error instead:
Could not create directory. /public_html
This can have you banging your head against cyber walls for a long time. The solution, however, is very simple.
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IN Miscellaneous
posted Tuesday, August 25th, 2009
It does not help to be on vacation while Google decides to do away with the old Feedburner links.
I managed to miss the whole fun of it, got busy with other projects when I got back and never realized that my RSS feed was kaput.
At least a warning or an email from Google would have been nice but I’m still waiting.
So today when I clicked on my RSS feed by chance, I was shocked to discover a 404 error.
Ahhh so that is why people were asking how to subscribe to my RSS feed and I was wondering why when the links were all over the place.
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