Unisys enters the Cloud Computing arena with a ‘Secure Cloud’ offering
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Unisys, the It Services & Solutions Company, today announced its entry into the Cloud computing arena with a unique solution called ‘Unisys Secure Cloud’. With cloud computing becoming one of the hottest buzzword in the industry, every other player seems to be working on their own Cloud strategy. Continue Reading >>
Five minutes guide for creating your first Struts2 project using Maven2
Struts2 is one of the most popular Java web application frameworks for building modern web 2.0 applications. In spite of facing stiff competitions from other sophisticated web frameworks like Ruby on Rails, Struts2 has been successful in retaining the top position mostly because of the Java factor associated with it. Continue Reading >>
Give a 3-Dimensional look to your Windows desktop using Real Desktop
Real Desktop, a lightweight software application can pep up your normal desktop by giving a refreshingly new 3-Dimensional touch. After installing the software, the desktop icons will start behaving like real objects by allowing you to touch & move wherever you want. It even allows you to rotate & lift the icons from the desktop as well. This software works well with both Windows XP & Vista.
How to download videos from Youtube and Metacafe
Though there are many ways to download videos from sites like Youtube & Metacafe, it’s always better to use tools or software’s which are fine tuned for a particular requirement. One such tool, which I found very useful is the Morz Video downloader from Morz Softwares. This free software lets the users to download videos from Youtube & Metacafe and at the same time can convert the downloaded videos to different formats without even requiring any external software. Continue Reading >>
Few photos from the Bangalore Indiblogger meet
The second edition of the Bangalore Indiblogger meet was held at Microsoft’s premises on the 28Th of Feb. More than 50 enthusiastic blogger’s from different walks of life took part in the event. As the detailed reviews about the event have been already posted on other blogs, which are more or less matching my thoughts, I don’t want to repeat the same stuff here. Continue Reading >>
How to copy and paste data between multiple computers
If you are frequently juggling with multiple computers, then there can be a need for you to copy the same data to diffe
rent computes. It will be much easier if you can achieve this task by using the normal copy & paste commands. Following are the three tools using which one can seamlessly copy & paste data across multiple computers. Continue Reading >>
How to use your website or blog URL as an OpenID
In one of my previous post, I explained about the rise of OpenID movement & how it is moving towards becoming a De facto standard in the online Digital Identity field. If you are still not aware of OpenID, you can consider reading my earlier post to get some gyaan on OpenID before continuing with this post. Today, I like to throw more light on OpenID by explaining how one can use his own website/blog/domain URL as an OpenID. This feature comes in handy when you have your own domain and/or if you don’t like to trust any of the OpenID providers in the market. Continue Reading >>
How to run a task in Vista even when your system is in Sleep or Hibernate mode
The Windows Vista comes with a new & enhanced Task Scheduler service which offers much more control & flexibility when compared to the ones provided in the previous versions of Windows. The Vista Task Scheduler service provides controlled & unattended management of task execution, launched either on schedule or asynchronously in response to events arising out of system state changes. One of the best features provided by the new task scheduler is the ability to schedule tasks even when the system is in Sleep or Hibernate mode. Continue Reading >>
