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5 Reasons to Use the Twitter List Feature


5 Reasons to Use the Twitter List Feature
5 Reasons to Use the Twitter List Feature


1) Monitor without following - one of the things I like is that you can monitor a
group of individuals in a list without having to follow any of the folks on the list on
twitter. You may actually want to follow people you find on a list, but you may
also want to monitor industry niche lists for a week or two while you’re pitching a
new client in that industry. You can delete a list very easily, deleting hundreds of
followers is harder.

2) One button list follow - the fact that you can find a list and follow the entire
collection with one button makes it very easy to manage. I think this may become
the chosen way to find people to follow. If someone you trust tells you about a list
of people you should be following and all you have to do is hit one button to do
so, you’re probably going to do it. I predict this feature is going to dramtically
impact how people follow.

3) Promote your lists – this is such a great way for a group of people to promote
each other on Twitter. You can promote your clients, your suppliers, your referral
lunch group, you name it. Think about how great it would be to promote an event
where you could follow all the speakers prior to the event, or what about all the
attendees. You could create a list from sign-up details. In fact, what a great way
to create collections of twitter folks that your employees should follow or even
employee lists. The fact that it is so easy for people to follow a list by going to a
URL – and that list can be edited by the owner at will, means a lot.

4) Filtered by an expert – Every business should consider creating a handful of
Top 10 “fill in your narrow niche” to follow on twitter. By being the one that filters
and creates easily sharable industry specific lists, you can add to your own
credibility in the industry. (Did I mention you can add yourself to a list you
create?)

5) Build a bigger following – Many of the ideas I mentioned above will naturally
help you grow your own following. Creating a handful of useful list and promoting
those lists in public places and to the members on the list will raise your
exposure and lead to more follower.
Check out this list of Small Business Experts – you can monitor the entire group
with one click

How to Book UbiSlate 7+? and How to Cancel Aakash Tablet Booking, Aakash Upgraded) Specifications


How to Book UbiSlate 7+? 
You can Pre-book the UbiSlate 7+ for March as the upgraded version tab bookings for January and February are Sold Out. Open April only

How to Cancel Aakash Tablet Booking
At present, there is no option available for cancelling Aakash Tablet, but you can cancel it by informing them through Email or Phone. If you don't get the response through these, you can cancel it when they call you before sending the product or by not paying the cash when you recieve it.



UbiSlate 7+(Aakash Upgraded) Specifications

• Operating System : Android 2.3 GingerBread
• Processor : Cortex A8 700 mHz Processor
• RAM : 256 MB
•Memory : 2 GB Internal Memory / Expandable upto 32 GB
• Battery : 3200 mAh
• Battery Life : 3 Hours
• Connectivity : Wi-Fi / GPRS
• SIM & Phone : Available
• Micro SD Slot : Available
• Display : 7 Inch
• USB Ports : 2
• Video : Supports MPEG2 / MPEG4 / AVI
• Audio : MP3 / WMA / AAC / AC3 / WAV / WMA
• Image : Supports : JPEG / PNG / GIF / BMP
• Documents : Supports all formats
• Camera : Front Facing VGA Camera
• Price : The Price of Ubislate 7+ is Rs.2,999/-
Referance: techulator.com

Sony Launching 2 New Tablets



Sony Launching 2 New Tablets


One of the tablets, dubbed the S1, sports a 9.4-inch screen. The other is the S2; it bears a novel dual-screen design. The device’s two 5.5-inch screens can be used separately or together; they can also be folded onto one another to create a compact and highly portable package.

Both tablets are WiFi and 3G/4G compatible and integrate with PlayStation Suite, Sony’s new Android-friendly platform that allows users to download and play PlayStation games.

And, as might be expected, the tablets are intended to be welcome additions to the living room, playing well with and enhancing traditional entertainment devices. Sony says the S1 in particular “uses infrared technology and works as a universal remote control for a variety of AV devices … turning on TVs, changing the channel and adjusting the volume.” The tablets can also take advantage of DLNA functionality to “project” content to other, larger screens and speakers.

The tablets will come to retail in fall 2011. We’re still waiting for details on pricing, but we’re expecting it’ll be competitive with what’s already on the market.

Check out the photos below. Do you think the S1 and S2 are tablets you’d consider buying?
Referance: kqube.com

Aakash Tablet, Price Factor, Features of Aakash Tablet, Tablet Hardware, Software Installed in the Tablet Information


Aakash Tablet
Aakash Tablet, Price Factor, Features of Aakash Tablet, Tablet Hardware, Software Installed in the Tablet Information

The wait is finally over; India has launched the most economically priced computing device ever to be made. The Aakash Tablet as this device is known may have an astonishingly low price tag, but it is loaded with some incredible features that can match any other computing device.

Price Factor

The tablet is priced at a $50, which when converted in to Indian money amounts to just Rs. 2,276. However, for students the tablet is priced much cheaper at just Rs 1,500 which comes to just over $30. The tablet is the result of an initiative by the Government of India to make computers affordable and available to all its citizens, especially to the young student community.

Features of Aakash Tablet

The tablet is small and compact and its external dimensions are 190.5×118.5×15.7mm. At 350gms it is light weight and portable and can easily fit in to a school bag or handbag.

The fully loaded tablet has all the essentials required in a computing device. It is built using the latest technology and has a 7” resistive touch screen, with a picture resolution of 800×400 pixel. The tablet has 2 USB ports for connectivity. Since the model that has been launched is basic, it is only Wi-Fi enabled. The advanced models which will be launched at a later date are proposed to be Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) and General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) enabled. They would be priced slightly higher because of these extra features, but would still be highly affordable.

Tablet Hardware

The tablet is backed by a 366MHz processor and a graphic accelerator. It also has a HD video processor that enables viewing better quality videos. The 256 MB RAM provides ample memory and for its size the storage capacity of the tablet is impressive. It has 2GB Flash memory in addition to a 2GB Micro SD card which can be expanded to 32 GB. This storage capacity is enough to store a lot of data

The battery of this device is powerful and is supposed to run for long when fully charged. The 2100Ah battery is capable of lasting 3 hours during normal use and up to a maximum of 2 hours when High Definition videos are played.

The AC adaptor for charging the battery is the standard 200-240 volts. Speakers and headphones can be used on the tablet with the 3.5mm audio out jack and a similar audio in jack that have been provided.

Software Installed in the Tablet

The operating system used in the tablet is Android 2.2.  The tablet supports various Document formats such as; DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, PPTX, ODT and OPD. It has a preinstalled PDF viewer and also has a Text editor. It is also pre-installed with Image Display and Multimedia. The image viewer supports the following picture formats – JPG, GIF, PNG and BMP.

The tablet also supports various audio formats such as the – WMA, MP3, AC3, AAC and WAV. It also supports MPEG4, MPEG2, FLV and AVI video formats.

Finally..

Computers and internet have taken over the world. The low priced Aakash Tablet will help close the great divide between those who can afford a computer and those who cannot. With its low price the affordability factor is taken care of and the functionality of the device is at par with the other computers.
Referance: aakashtablet.org

How to Delete Twitter Account


How to Delete Twitter Account



A few days before we have published a tip to delete facebook account for the people who want to leave Facebook for privacy issue. today I am going to share a method to  Delete Twitter Account. I got few comments from my readers about mentioning the procedure of  Deleting Twitter Account.

Most of the people  love Twitter with its tweeting functionality and keep them self updated via twitter. Twitting is kind of a micro-blogging.but reverse is also tru that micro-blogging isn’t for everyone

Main Reason : to delete a twitter account

Sometimes twitter users  are feeling  constant pressure to answer the Twitter question “What are you doing?” kind of messages from their friends. sometimes it may simply become too much after a while and create a tons of pressure to keep them updated. you want to get rid of, or if you don’t want new people to follow you, then you should delete your Twitter account

If you are such a fellow and want to taking a short break from twitter and want to suspend your account for time period please follow below mention steps.

Steps to delete verifying twitter account

Sign in to your Twitter account.
Click Settings. The Settings page appears.
Click the Account tab.
Near the bottom of the page, click the Deactivate  my account link. The Delete page appears, which asks if you really want to go through with this.

Click Okay, Fine, Delete My Account. Twitter deletes your account.


If you click- Deactivate My Account button and then immediately realize that you are need of that twitter account ? Not to worry, because Twitter actually keeps your twitter account in limbo for six months so, you can restore deleted twitter accounts.

Please keep reading, our next article will be “How to restore deleted twitter account”.
Referance: www.free-tricks.com

Twitter versus Facebook: Should you Choose One


Twitter versus Facebook: Should you Choose One?

Twitter versus Facebook: Should you Choose One


Twitter or Facebook? Or Both? In this post Steve Thornton (follow him at @stevethornton) explores the decision.

The phenomenon of social networking is still in its infancy and it remains to be seen exactly which network might become the 800-pound gorilla in the space. It is reminiscent of the dotcom 90s, when I worked in the search industry; dozens of venture-backed search firms battled for dominance and search appeared to become a commodity, with limited monetization potential, or so we all thought at the time.

There are now so many social networks vying for users that even the most elite “Digerati” have trouble keeping up with the ever-shifting landscape. And most are still struggling to find effective monetization strategies, casting doubt on their long term survival and pointing to massive consolidation at some point.


The Evolution of Social Networking Compared to Search

In the now-infamous dotcom era, Yahoo, Lycos, Excite and others evolved into portals in a desperate attempt to find ways to make money, since nobody had really found effective ways to monetize search. That was, until companies like Goto.com (which became Overture and was eventually bought by Yahoo) and Google invented the concept of paid search and contextual, pay-to-click advertising models. The rest is history and we all knew who won the war.

So it seems today that applications like Twitter and Facebook, while attracting new users at astounding rates have not fully defined their business models and the 800-pound gorilla has yet to emerge. It is still early in the game and, as with search in the mid 90s, the eventual winners in the social networking space may not even yet exist, but I would argue that Twitter and Facebook are emerging as potential contenders to dominate.

The differences between the two networks are substantial and in some ways a direct comparison between the two is actually difficult to make. Twitter is simple and feels like Google did in 1998, while Facebook offers a portal-like interface somewhat reminiscent of Yahoo.

Key Elements of Facebook and Twitter

Facebook appeals to people looking to reconnect with old friends and family members or find new friends online; the mashup of features like email, instant messaging, image and video sharing, etc. feels familiar, while Twitter is a bit harder to get your arms around at first.

Most people can very quickly grasp how to use Facebook to connect to friends and family, using it to share thoughts, images, etc. Like MySpace but more geared to adults than teens, Facebook is a social networking Portal; beckoning you not to leave but rather to stick around and communicate within the network.

Twitter on the other hand, encourages you grab ideals in byte-size chunks and use your updates as jumping off points to other places or just let others know what you’re up to at any given moment.

Why People Love Facebook

Facebook appeals to social animals and can be very addicting to people who have an insatiable appetite to stay connected with friends and make new acquaintances. In fact, some people report they rarely use email or IM tools anymore in their online social communications anymore, relying almost entirely on Facebook for email, chat, image and video sharing.

Facebook addicts prefer the social portal model versus having to log into AIM, Yahoo Messenger, Gmail, Hotmail, Flickr, YouTube, MySpace, etc. Instead, Facebook gives them a single alternative to all these applications, with one login and interface to manage their online social interaction needs. This largely explains the explosive growth Facebook continues to experience and why the company reportedly invested $200 million in data center upgrades last year to keep up with demand!

Why People Love Twitter

The usefulness of Twitter is not readily as obvious to some people as Facebook; although it may be more addictive once you get the hang of Tweeting; you get more immediate responses and it seems to live somewhere between the worlds of email, instant messaging and blogging. Twitter encourages constant “linking out” to anywhere and, in that respect, is more analogous to a pure search engine; another way to find people and content all over the Net.

Twitter has quickly built brand awareness and a loyal following, especially among the technically adept; bloggers, online marketers, evangelists, basically anyone with something to promote seem to find Twitter extremely valuable.

When asked why they love Twitter, users say like “I can ask a question and get an instantaneous response”. They crave the ability to “tap into the collective consciousness” of others on the network, bouncing ideas off others with whom they would otherwise have no means of connecting. Twitter addicts claim it’s like the old fashioned water cooler, where people can gather to shoot the breeze on whatever topic is on their minds. Twitter is like a communications stream you dive into for an invigorating swim.

Different Communication Styles for Different Social Settings

Let’s say you go to a wedding or other social gathering where lots of people know each other. The style and tone of communication there will be more like using Facebook; you chat with old friends and acquaintances, mixing and mingling in an intimate manner. In this setting, people tend to feel more relaxed and “in their element”. Conversations are familiar and center on shared experiences and connections.

Now, when you go to a large party or social event where you don’t know most of the people in attendance, you will use a very different style of communication, more like Twitter; you want to meet people and somehow make yourself known, stand out from the crowd, make an impression, self promote and make new connections. Twitter is like getting the podium and not everyone feels comfortable or knows how to stand comfortably in the spotlight.

In fact, almost all of us, when first approaching Twitter, tend to use it to post useless updates like “Going to lunch”, thinking of it as a another tool to communicate with friends, when in fact, it is more like stepping on to a stage, where you are communicating with an audience and quickly find that you need to find a voice and say something useful and interesting or quickly lose the attention of your audience. People refer to Twitter as a mini or micro blogging platform.

So Which Social Network is the Best?

While zealots will immediately point to either Twitter or Facebook as being superior, the truth is that each has its advantages and disadvantages and will tend to appeal more to different types of people and for different reasons. Each can have great or little value to anyone; it really depends on what you are trying to accomplish in a given situation. Consider some of the pros and cons of each network:

Twitter Pros

Easy to navigate and update, link to and promote anything
Reach far beyond your inner circle of friends
One feed pools all users; anyone can follow anyone else unless blocked
Pure communication tool, rapid responsiveness
You don’t have to be logged in to get updates; you can just use an RSS reader
Very interactive, extensible messaging platform with open APIs
Many other applications being developed (Twitterific, Summize, Twhirl, etc.)
Potential SMS text messaging revenue from wireless networks (although Twitter states they are not currently getting any cut)
Potential future advertising and/or enterprise subscription-based revenue streams
With its “thin” overhead, Twitter is probably more scalable than Facebook, giving it a cost advantage
Twitter Cons

Limited functionality; find people, send brief messages, direct replies
Limited to 140 characters per update
Not all people find it immediately useful
Over-emphasis on follower counts
Easily abused for spam and increasing the noise level
Relatively smaller installed user base
As yet no readily apparent monetization strategy
Facebook Pros

Application mashup; find people, make connections, email, instant messaging, image/video sharing, etc.
Most people can quickly grasp the value of connecting with friends, family and established contacts; some people report they use Facebook instead of email and IM
More emphasis on deep connections with others vs. who has the most connections
“True Friends” feature increases your transparency to selected connections; almost like having private and public profiles
Huge, rapidly growing installed user base
Inherit stickiness, third party applications, “gift giving” and personal data collection make Facebook a powerful advertising platform
Facebook Cons

More difficult to navigate and update
Requires investment of time to realize sustained benefit
Opt in model requires a user to allow others to connect
Less immediate responses; unless you stay logged on continually
Overhead of mashup and “thick” applications could limit scalability, bloat cost structure
The Future of Social Networking

In the end, both Twitter and Facebook are simply communication tools; both will continue to evolve and morph as users find new ways to extract value and either network may or may become a long term winner in the rapidly evolving social networking space. Ultimately, the fact remains to be seen whether either application has a profitable, scalable and sustainable business model or whether the exit strategy is simply to be acquired.

As we learned in the search space, consolidation will eventually prevail. Unless they can find a way to turn all those eyeballs into profits, social networks will lose relevance. It does seem obvious that the venture capitalists are betting they will not only continue to enjoy tremendous growth but will also successfully monetize all that traffic.

But, will either Twitter or Facebook become the next Google or will they fade into the rear view mirror of technological and social evolution? What do you think?
Referance: twitip.com

Adding a YouTube Channel to Your Facebook Fan Page


Adding a YouTube Channel to Your Facebook Fan Page
Adding a YouTube Channel to Your Facebook Fan Page

Have you ever wanted to feature your YouTube Channel on your Facebook Page?

I do a lot of video screen-casts and I’ve been looking for a way do do that for Expand2Web for a while.

I tried a few of the apps on Facebook but didn’t really like any of them. So I ended up building a static FBML page just featuring a few videos. But if I wanted to change any of the videos I had to edit the page.

Well just the other day, my good friend – and awesome web designer – Eileen Lonergan showed me this service called Involver. It’s just what I was looking for. It will instantly create a new tab on your Facebook page, allowing you to feature your YouTube channel.
Referance: .expand2web

Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty


Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty?
Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty

How to copy photo albums from Orkut to Facebook directly without copying to hard disk???In case you want to delete or close your Orkut account permanently, but still want your photo albums to be with you in your Facebook account, read the steps below. Using Migrakut a custom application in Facebook this can be done as explained below.



1. Login to your Facebook account and copy paste this link in your address bar
    http://apps.facebook.com/migrakut/

Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty

2. Then allow permission by clicking the Allow button as marked by Red arrow in below image -
Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty



3.  Then click on "Your Orkut Albums" in the next page as marked below -

Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty

4. After clicking a pop up window will come up as shown below and then cilck on Grant Access (marked by red) if you are using same mail id, otherwise sign in as a different user to log into your orkut account as marked by blue
Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty


5. I had a different Id for Orkut so I am going with Sign in as a different user. If you have same id then skip this step. Sign in with your username and password to Orkut after filling the log in window for orkut.


Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty


6. Then after logging in with your orkut username and password, select Grant access in the next pop up window.

Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty


7. Then it will go back to Facebook and show your photo albums there as shown for mine. Click on the radio button to select “Copy to Facebook”(marked In red) and then select (copy to facebook) marked in blue.

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8. Then please wait till the photo album from Orkut is accessed.

Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty

9. Then you will get confirmation that it has been copied. You may need to refresh your browser if it do not at first instant, once you refresh then please repeat step 7 and you are done as shown in below image. You can directly see your photo album.


Transfer photos from Orkut to Facebook direclty



And you have imported all your photos in a album from Orkut to Facebook without saving it in your desktop. This is available for a single album at a time.

If you like this post, just I ask is to click on the Like button on top right.
Referance: mindhash.blogspot.in