Make Easy Money, Just Require an E-account


Today I am sharing you my secret how I earn some easy money.
But this is just a way of showing you how I make extra money for buying stuff online and paying for these sites hosting costs. All you need is internet to be accessed once in a day.
If you are one of those people and let the information collect virtual dust on your
Computer then it could be a very long time indeed before you make any money.
Thought + Action = Results!


Steps

1. First you will need a Paypal.com or Alertpay.com account, these are where you will receive the money you make.
2. Then you need a Neobux.com account, this is the site where you earn the money from.
3. Now login to your Neobux account and click the View Advertisements link at the top right. You will see about 4 ads.
4. Click the blue text of one ad, then click the red button that shows up and a new window should appear with a loading bar on top. Wait until the loading bar at the top is full and it says "Advertisement Validated".
5. You just made $0.01! That is not a lot of money, so this is where getting referrals comes into play.
6. You can refer people to do the same thing you are doing, but since you referred them, that means you get money for their clicks. With many referrals you can start making $10 or more a day.
7. How do you get referrals? Give them your referral link which you get from logging in and going HERE, or renting referrals, which you do by paying 25 cents per referral and you will keep them for 30 days. If you refer them yourself you keep them forever, so try for that instead of renting.
8. Also, the only way you get credit for your referral clicks is to click ALL of your own ads EVERYDAY, so be sure to do that.

Done! You are now ready to start making some easy money!

Get a free e-book on how to earn money online easily. Click here!

Friday, August 19, 2011

Google+ Adds Games to compete with Facebook

It wasn't too long ago that Google started making investments and acquisitions in the social -games space. In fact, that was part of what fueled speculation that Google would launch a social network with a strong emphasis on games.

Well, Google just announced it will add games to its recently launched Google+ social network known as Google+ Games. And already Facebook is responding with new gaming features in what is poised to become a heated competition between the search giant and the social-media darling.

"With the Google+ project, we want to bring the nuance and richness of real-life sharing to the web. But sharing is about more than just conversations," said Vic Gundotra, senior vice president of engineering at Google. "The experiences we have together are just as important to our relationships. We want to make playing games online just as fun, and just as meaningful, as playing in real life."

Play and Share or Ignore
When you see games, how you play them, and with whom you share your experiences. Games in Google+ are there when you want them and gone when you don't. That's a little different than Facebook, which tends to clutter news feeds with a stream of rapid-fire social-gaming accomplishments and invitations from friends to join the fun.

"When you're ready to play, the Games page is waiting -- click the games button at the top of your stream. You can see the latest game updates from your circles, browse the invites you've received, and check out games that people you know have played recently," Gundotra explained. "The Games page is also where your game accomplishments will appear. So you can comfortably share your latest high score -- your circles will only see the updates when they're interested in playing games, too."
By contrast, if you aren't interested in games, Google+ makes it easy to ignore them. If games aren't your part for the day, your stream will stay focused on conversations with friends. Google+ is launching with 16 games, including Zynga Poker, Bubble Island, Angry Birds, and Bejeweled Blitz.

"Games have long been rumored to be a part of Google's social strategy. The company observed the success of social gaming on Facebook and is now introducing it -- as expected -- on Google+," said Greg Sterling, principal analyst at Sterling Market Intelligence. Play Google+ Gmaes now.

If Google+ continues to grow and holds on to its audience, I think it should see its gaming platform become quite successful. Also now Google+ posts appear in Google Search results this is a real boost for marketing for a developer. Here’s a trick how to increase your marketing of any product or a website in networks. Click here and join SpreadFast.
Sunday, August 14, 2011

Improved SkyDrive (Cloud) of Microsoft

The new cloud Microsoft’s SkyDrive  committed to be the best place to get access to your content from anywhere, collaborate on Office docs, and share photos. SkyDrive is the service from Microsoft where you will be getting 25GB of space for free and all you need to get that space is a hotmail account or a live mail account. Recently there have been talks about how we’re delivering access to your information seamlessly across devices – starting with Windows Phone.


But a key part to delivering on our goals is having a great web experience that works across platforms. While over 100 million people have tried SkyDrive on the web, we know that there’s a lot more we can do to improve the experience. So, they have launched a new version of the SkyDrive website. They took advantage of modern browsers and HTML5 to make SkyDrive faster, easier to navigate, and more beautiful for viewing photos. The new SkyDrive will be rolling out soon, so check back if you don’t see it right away.
 Focused performance in the following areas:
  • We improved many core tasks and scenarios. For example, clicking folders and navigating photo albums will go from 6-9 seconds down to 100-300 milliseconds, and we took advantage of hardware accelerated graphics to make it fast to click through photo slideshows. We’ll address additional core tasks in the future.
  • We focused on building a site powered by HTML5 so that we could include advancements like HTML5 Video, CSS3, and client rendered experiences, as well as making sure our slide show experience was great in all browsers without any special software.
  • We evaluated and removed anything that slowed the experience down or got in the way of a fast, clean site.



With Internet Explorer 9 on Windows 7, you can pin SkyDrive to your taskbar for faster access to your files. You can create Word, Excel, or PowerPoint docs stored in the cloud in just one click.

Browser modernization has really opened up the window for us to rethink and re-architect how we build our websites. Whether it’s Hotmail or SkyDrive, taking advantage of the advancements in the browser space is critical to ensuring a fast and fluid experience.

For many of you, this view will seem familiar because they decided to make the navigational elements and layout consistent with Windows. This has a couple of benefits: 1) 1 billion Windows customers will find the site to be familiar and easy to use, and 2) SkyDrive now fills the page, which really showcases your content using as much of the screen as you allow. This means that getting to your stuff will be more predictable and consistent with how you already work.



If you’re wondering what happened to things like your recent docs and your social feed, don’t worry; they’re still there. You can always get to your recent documents under the Quick views entry or by clicking SkyDrive in the header. You can get to your social updates by going to http://live.com and using the photos and documents filter to get the specific items you’re looking for.

Also the photo and video viewer is improved to a great extent. It’s amazing they just used the technology of CSS3 and HTML5 and crated this improved SkyDrive.The SkyDrive team hopes that you enjoy these improvements. This release represents the beginning of a lot of things they were excited to bring to us, and I am looking forward to shedding more light on those features as they take shape.
Thursday, August 4, 2011

Copy confidential data from USB Drives silently without any Prompt Box

USB Dumper is a freeware tool for Windows which can easily copy files from Windows to USB drive automatically without any notification or permission.
Recover damaged or deleting files is not something new. But automatically copy USB files in silent without the user knowing, when an USB drive just connected is smart.

In short, USB Dumper is a smart portable utility that allows you automatically copy the USB files of a connected USB drive onto your computer in silent mode. Whenever an USB drive is connected to a computer, USB Dumper will automatically copy the complete data of USB drive onto computer as a background process without any alert, confirmation and prompt box.

With USB Dumper, you’re able to collect the files, either personal or confidential, from whoever inserts their USB drive into any USB port of your computer or your laptop which USB Dumper been installed and launched.

Users are allowed to configure the destination for the copied data. It will create a directory with current date if a fully transparent copying process happens. Its system tray icon and prompt alert can be hidden as well.


How to Use USB Dumper

1) Download USB Dumper and unzip it.
2) Open unzipped USB Dumper folder. Go to "bin” and launch “USBDumper.exe”.
3) That’s it! USB Dumper is running at the background silently.
You may check if USB Dumper is working by connecting an USB drive which contains data. It’s working if a new folder with date title is created when you connect an USB drive.

To turn off USB Dumper, simply go to “Task Manager” and look for “USBDumper.exe” then click on “End Process”.

Despite of the copying someone’s confidential data, USB Dumper also can be used to create automatic backups of USB drive content.
Saturday, July 23, 2011

Hacks on Google Plus (Google+)

The latest social networking sensation, Google+, has already gained initial appraisals from early users. Although the service is still being served on invitation basis, Google team has recorded incredible response from people across the world.

Just like many other social networking sites, Google+ has its own new options, concepts and features, which may not be known to everyone who uses the internet. So, here’s the ultimate list of tweaks, hacks, tips and tricks for you to enjoy the experience of new social site from 
Google.

How to update your Facebook status via G+ without any extension

1. Login to Facebook. 
2. Go to 
Facebook Mobile 
3. Copy your unique e-mail adress. 
4. Go to Circles on Google+
5. Add the facebook e-mail address to a new circle (Mine is called "Update Facebook")
6. When you want to post to Facebook just include the circle. 

Notes: 

Photos don't get uploaded to Facebook.

Links seem to be parsed ok but thumbnails are not created.
There is a character limit!

How to update your Facebook Page via Google+
1. Login to Facebook 
2. Go to your page
3. Click on Edit Page
4. Click on Mobile 
5. Copy the unique e-mail address
6. Go to Circles on Google+ 
7. Add the e-mail address to a new circle (The name of your page should work)
8- When you want to post to your page just include the circle


When you’re reading your stream
Click on your *Inbox circle on the left side of the stream. This will give you a more manageable amount of content than the Stream link, which for many people is already a fire hose of random stuff, most of which might not be that interesting. You may want to make a couple other circles for reading different topics. I have a separate *Inbox: Web News circle where I read a few popular technical bloggers.

Upload Facebook Photos to Google+
If you want to share Facebook photos with Google+ friends, follow the simple steps -
Request Facebook to send your pictures to the email account. Link
Use Googlecl to upload your photos and images to Picasa.
That’s it! Use your Picasa pictures to share with Google+ friends.

Turn Off Circles Sharing
Robbin Millette shared another cool trick to avoid people from looking into the list of people in your Circles.
Head to your profile page at https://plus.google.com/me then click Edit Profile, hit the “In (Your)’s circles” and change “who can see this”.



Browser Integration for Google+
If you’re using Google Chrome browser, install Surplus plugin to integrate Google+ inside the browser. Download Link
Once you install this plugin, Google+ notifications will be displayed beside the address bar of your browser.

Top 100 Most Popular Google+ Users
In case you want to add popular and inspirational people in your Circle, check the Google+ statistics here.

Google+ SMS Updates
Facebook and Twitter folks are already offering SMS facility to post their updates, pictures, videos etc. on respective sites, which has got great response from mobile phone users. Now, Google+ users can also post quick updates on their new social site via SMS services. This service is officially available in India as well as United States and will hopefully roll out worldwide in upcoming weeks.

How to enable Google+ SMS feature?
Head over to Google+ Settings – https://plus.google.com/settings/plus and provide appropriate phone no. along with the country name.
Click on the “Send verification code” button.
Put your received verification code in the given field.
Now, enable notifications and other settings as per your need.


Short URL for Google+ Profile
Here’s another cool service, which allows you to have a short URL for Google+ profile – Gplus.to

Google+ Search
Google+ doesn’t have any feature to search old posts or people who have shared similar content on the site. Rich Knight has created a quick search page for those who want more Google+ insights. Try it here.


Must Have:- Google+ Ultimate
Google+ Ultimate is a Google Plus extension for Chrome, which will help you customize and add more functionality to your simple profile. All you have to do is install and enable this extension on your Chrome browser. Click on the download link to see the features it offers.
Download Google+ Ultimate.

That’s it for now!
I will update this post with more Google+ tricks and hacks. For Google+ Cheat Codes (Shortcuts) thanx to Simon Laustsen click here.

And oh, if you haven’t joined it yet, do comment below with your appropriate Gmail id. I would definitely try to send an invite for Google+ account.
Saturday, July 16, 2011

Remote Desktop Sharing Made Easy

If you are looking for a tool for access any computer from anywhere in the world, then you can try Techinline Remote Desktop Sharing Software. Techinline is a remote support software that enables instant, secure, and trouble-free connections between remote computers over the web and to anywhere on the globe. It is powered by innovative Techinline Remoting Technology.

This remote desktop software allows you to instantly access and control a remote computer over the Internet, across firewalls and proxies, using any browser. There is no need to install any software or download any software. Techinline is secure remote PC access software that provides 128-bit SSL encryption for all remote desktop sessions. Techinline Remote Desktop is designed for professional IT helpdesk personnel and personal use.

Main Features of Techinline
- Techinline Remote Desktop tool is browser based. No .exe file installation is needed.
- Remotely control any desktop anywhere in the world.
- Transfer files/clipboard between the remote and local computers.
- Reboot and reconnect the remote computer.
- Send and receive text chat messages.

How to use Techinline Remote Desktop ?
1. Click here and login with your user id and password and install require tool for start remote desktop tool on your browser.

2. Ask client to provide his/her six digits Client ID.

3. Enter client id in create session and press connect button.

4. After successful connection, you can take control of remote computer.

In over view TechinLine is one of the best remote PC access software providers for IT industry. They even provide a 15 day trial and you can check their performance, reliability and security.  Click here for try it.
Saturday, July 9, 2011

With Google+, Is it the end of Facebook era?

The mystery of the black menu bar at the top of your Google searches this morning is solved. Apparently, it's part of gearing up for Google's latest assault on the social networking scene.
Facebook's latest competitor is alive, and it's called Google+.
Although Google+ has officially launched - its web site says so - you can't actually try it yet. More accurately, you may be able to. Or you may not.
Recent, survey tells us that there is an increase in Facebook account being deactivated in U.S. Our main concern is just like Facebook killed Orkut, Will Google+ kill Facebook?

Main Features
Google+ Circles helps you: organize everyone according to your real-life social connections--say, 'family,' 'work friends,' 'music buddies,' and 'alumni'. Then, you can share relevant content with the right people, and follow content posted by people you find interesting.

Hangouts lets you: Chill with friends that are scrolling through the web, just like you!, Use live video chat that puts you in the same room together!, Coordinate plans, whether it's working on a project or meeting up for coffee, Maybe you’re bored. Start a hangout, invite your circles, see who’s around!

Instant Upload lets you: Create a new post from the stream or the Google+ bar. Upload photos from your Google+ Photos homepage or from the Photos tab on your Google profile. Share directly from your mobile device.

Sparks brings you: stories on the things you love from all across the Web, so it's easy to strike up meaningful conversations with your friends. When you first arrive in Sparks, you'll see a collection of featured interests. If nothing strikes your fancy, search for a different interest.

Huddle:
Texting is great, but not when you’re trying to get six different people to decide on a movie. Huddle turns all those different conversations into one simple group chat, so everyone gets on the same page all at once. Your thumbs will thank you.

Nevertheless, if you're interested in Google+, you should probably start getting ready now for its public launch by reading (or re-reading) Google's policies on privacy. There are several.

Then there's the Google Privacy Policy. But that's just the start, because Google+ has its own brand-new T&Cs to peruse, too. There's the Google+ Privacy Policy, the User Content and Conduct policy, and the Google +1 Button Privacy Policy.

And if you want to access Plus from a mobile device, there's also the Mobile Privacy Policy.
You'd better read the Picasa Privacy Notice, too, in case you ever upload a photo. And that is supposed to happen automatically and instantly every time you snap a picture on your phone. Actually, to save searching time, you can use the Google Privacy Center to dig into all 37 of of Google's privacy policies, from +1 (like Like, it really means Recommend) through to YouTube.

Anyway, happy privacy policy reading.
The good news is that you've still got time to give feedback on any of the Google+ terms and conditions which you find unpalatable. Google has listened before - for example, when its early T&Cs claimed intellectual property rights over everything you uploaded.

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

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