Saturday, October 20, 2012

How to: send large files over the internet with uTorrent

      If you've got a large file or a bunch of files you need to send to a friend or family member, it can often be a big headache. Email has a size limit (25MB for Gmail), and uploading/downloading to and from a cloud storage service like Dropbox can take forever. On top of that, if you or your friend has a spotty connection, you'll have to restart the file transfer every time the connection drops.

Thankfully, there's an easy solution to send large files over the internet using uTorrent, which is available for both Windows and Mac. Torrents are a good way to send large files as they have the ability to pick up where they left off, comparing the data you've downloaded to the data that you have yet to download.
Here's how to set up uTorrent for sending large files over the internet.
The first thing that you need to do is make sure that uTorrent is installed on both the sender's and recipient's machines. If you send a download link to someone who doesn't have uTorrent installed, they will have the option to download the program, however.
Next, find the file or folder that you want to send and drag it into the uTorrent window. It's usually a good idea to zip up a bunch of files before sending them off as it will keep the action simple and save a bit of space. Once you drag the file(s) into the uTorrent window, a popup will appear, allowing you to rename the file(s) if you desire. Click "Get Link" once you're ready and uTorrent will begin preparing the file for transfer.
share file in utorrent
Large files will take a while to create a torrent for so hang in there.
utorrent creating torrent progress
Once that's completed, you'll get a window with a tinyurl link. Copy this link and send it to the recipient. This will send the person receiving the files to a private webpage where they can download the torrent to start the transfer.You can send this link to as many people as you'd like.
utorrent share link
The recipient will see a page like the one below where they can download uTorrent if they don't have it installed. If they do have uTorrent installed, they'll just have to click on the magnet link and the file transfer will begin immediately.
utorrent share link page
Now both sender and receiver can rest easy knowing that the file transfer can continue, even if the connection is interrupted. Just remember that the person sending/hosting the file has to have their computer on in order for someone to download it.
One thing to note is the security of this method of sharing files. While only you and your recipient will know the tinyurl link, it's possible for someone to try random tinyurl addresses and if they happen to type in the correct string of characters, they will have access to torrent your files as well. It's recommended that you not share sensitive information using this technique and to close the connection once your transfers are complete.


Friday, February 18, 2011

Tips to Speedup Windows 7

Tips to Speedup Windows 7

1. Disable Aero Theme

The first step you must always take when you install windows 7 is to disable Aero theme and change it to another one. Aero theme consume more graphics and memory, so it is strongly recommended to disable it.
  • Go to “Personalize” by right clicking on Desktop and then click “Window Color” tab.
  • Now uncheck the box which says “Enable Transparency” and then click on “Open classic appearance properties for more color options”. A window will appear, select any Basic or Standard theme. It is recommended to select Standard Theme, as they are more speedy.

2.  Disable Search Index Feature

The second most important step that you must take when you install W7 is to disable search index feature. This feature is helpful for those who always search there pc for files and folders, but if you are not the one who use search feature in W7. Then it is recommended to disable this feature. It will consume more memory if you keep the feature enabled. So it is better to Disable it.
  • Right click on “My Computer” and click on “Manage”. Find “Computer Management” window and click on “Service and Application” .
  • Click on “Service” option.
  • You will find a list of services available, just find “Windows Search” and right click on it. Go to its Properties.
  • Here at “General” tab find “Startup Type” and click on “Disable” from its drop down menu.
  • Click on “Apply” and “OK” to disable search index feature.


3. Adjust Visual Effects

As in the first step we disabled Windows Aero Theme to reduce the graphic consumption that affect the speed. Similarly you need to disable some other Visual Effects that will increase windows 7 speed.
  • Go to “Properties” by right clicking on “My Computer”.
  • From left panel click on “Advance System Settings” option and open “System Properties Window”.
  • Now select “Advance” tab and choose “Custom” from “Preferences > Settings”.
  • A list of features will appear, just Uncheck all the options and leave the last 4.
  • Log off your system and that’s all.


4. Adjust Power Settings

By default power setting is set to “Balanced (Recommended)” but if you want to speed up your windows 7 speed, then select “High Performance”.
  • Go to “Control Panel” and click on “Power Option”
  • Click on down arrow key button to click on “High Performance” radio button.


In this way your w7 speed will get improved, but on other hand more power will be consumed.

5. Use USB as RAM

If you have USB, then you can use it as a RAM. This feature is very simple but it will help in speeding up your W7 speed.
  • Plug-in USB in your Computer or Laptop
  • Right click on “USB” from “Computer” and then go to its “Properties”.
  • Select “Ready Boost” tab and then tick the 2nd option that is “Use this Device”.
  • You can increase and decrease the space to reserve for system to use as a RAM.

6. Disable Sounds

Windows 7 by default use different sounds for different activities. It is recommended to disable un wanted sounds to reduce memory usage and improve the speed.
  • Click on “Start” button
  • Select “Search” and then type services.msc and click on search button.
  • A list will appear, disable the ones that you think are unwanted and less important.


7.  Disable Gadget Platform

Windows 7 shows a Sidebar and other gadget when you turn On your computer on desktop. If it is not so important for you, then it is recommended to turn it off. It will save a few seconds and your system will start a little bit faster.
  • Go to “Control Panel” and find “Program and Features”, just below that you will see “Turn Windows Features On or Off
  • A list will appear, find “Windows Gadget Platform” and untick it, Restart your PC and you are done.


8. Use Ccleaner to clean your System

As you all know Ccleaner is one of the best system applications that can increase your windows speed. Whatever windows you are using it can clean it and make it faster. It will delete unwanted and temporary files, delete cookies and other dump files from your system. Even it can repair windows registry.
Download Ccleaner
Note:- You can also use WinBootInfo to analyze your windows 7 performance and optimize it.

9. Disable Thumbnails Preview

By default windows 7 shows you thumbnails for folders instead of icons. It consumes a lot of memory so it is strongly recommended to disable it.
  • Double click on “My Computer” and find “Organize” from drop down menu and click on “Folder and Search Option”. Now to click on “View” tab and un tick the option which says “Always show icons, never thumbnails”.


10. Disable Unwanted Statup Items

As we all install different softwares and application for different purposes. We don’t use all of them on the same time, but these are running in background and consume system memory. It is also recommended to disable those softwares and application that you don’t want to use at that time.
  • Click on “Start” and select “RUN” and then type “msconfig” to open System configuration.
  • A list will appear, from here un tick the programs that you don’t want to use now.

11. Repair Common Errors

There me be possibility that your winodws has errors. In order to speedup your window it is strongly recommended to check and repair the errors. I wrote a post about 21 common issues and problems in windows 7. Read the post to repair it and improve your windows speed.
Repair Common Errors in Windows 7

12. Disable Audio Enhancement

Another post that i wrote about increasing windows 7 speed is to disable audio enhancement features and allow your window to consume less memory and reduce CPU usage. Read the post and follow the steps mentioned there.
Disable Audio Enhancement

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

SnapIt Screen Capture 3.7

It is a very convenient tool for bloggers. When you write posts on your blog you need to
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

FACEBOOK


Free Facebook on Mobile Head_Arrow
With Airtel access Facebook Free from your mobile. Now stay connected with your friends and carry them with you on the move!
To get Facebook free on Airtel, simply click http://m.facebook.com on your Airtel mobile.
• Update your status, browse your News Feed and view friends' Profiles all from your phone.
• Works on all phones with mobile web access.
To get a link of Facebook on your mobile, SMS FACEBOOK to 54321 (Toll Free).
Free Facebook access offer closes on 31st August 2010.
To access the Free Facebook offer, please use Airtel Live settings on your mobile. To get Free Airtel Live settings,
SMS LIVE to 543210 (Toll Free).

Monday, June 21, 2010

           10 Reasons to Try Office 2010


Office 2010 is now available for purchase worldwide, having hit the store shelves both in traditional retail outlets and in online shops on June 15th, 2010, two months after the productivity suite was released to manufacturing. Released in Beta in November 2009, Build 14.0.4536.1000 went on to be downloaded in excess of nine million times over the course of the five months that separated the first public testing milestone from the final stage of the development process. In terms of Beta size, judging by the sheer number of downloads, Office 2010 outperformed the testing program built for what went on to become the world’s fastest selling operating system. Windows 7 Beta downloads stopped at the eight-million mark, according to Microsoft.
1. Did I mention it’s free? Just like it was the case with Office 2007, Microsoft is serving free trial downloads of Office 2010. Users will get to test the RTM Build 14.0.4760.1000 for a good 60 days before the product expires, at which time they will be offered the option to buy a license, and continue running the productivity suite.

2. It’s Microsoft Office, do you need anything else? With Office 2010, Microsoft continues to provide the most complete and comprehensive productivity suite on the market. Now spanning the desktop, the Cloud and mobile devices, Office 2010 simply doesn’t have an equivalent in any of the third-party productivity suites available on the market, be them free or not.

3. Modest system requirements. By any standards, Office 2010 only requires a most hardware infrastructure, and can go as low as a 500 MHz CPU, with a recommended 512 MB, and 3.0 GB of free space. Like I said, modest is the key word. This means that even users with older computers still running Windows XP SP3 can download, install and test Office 2010 without any problems.

4. Top performance. I have been a Beta tester for Office 2010 since Microsoft released the Technical Preview ahead of the actual Beta in 2009. And while I don’t have actual benchmark results, I was impressed with the speed of the productivity suite’s components on several of my computers. On my home computer, by far the best machine I own with a 3GHz procession and 4GB of DDR3, Office 2010 simply flies. But, at the same time, it also performs excellently on my work machine, and older PCs with a 2GHz CPU and just 3.37GB of usable RAM.

5. You can now touch Office. Look at it any way you want, but NUI (natural user interfaces) are the future. And, provided you own a touch-capable computer and run Windows 7, there is no reason why you shouldn’t get a more hands-on experience with the productivity suite.

6. Office Ribbon. Speaking of NUI, the evolution of the Ribbon/Fluent graphical user interface from Office 2007 to Office 2010 delivers a more streamlined user experience. Granted, the Ribbon might seem scary at first, but, once you get the hang of it, you see just how antiquated the traditional menus will feel. And Ribbon customization is one of the best aspects of the UI, allowing users to tailor the experience in accordance with their preferences, work style, etc.

7. Going mobile. Office Mobile 2010 is defined as a rich mobile productivity companion for Office 2010. Users will only get the mobile flavor of the productivity suite provided that they buy it together with a Windows Phone. Office Mobile 2010 will come preinstalled on a range of devices, allowing the productivity suite to span to a new screen. Word Mobile 2010, Excel Mobile 2010, PowerPoint Mobile 2010, OneNote Mobile 2010, SharePoint Workspace Mobile 2010 and Outlook Mobile 2010 are all available on Windows Phones with Office Mobile 2010 preinstalled.

8. Reaching for the Cloud. Share, collaborate, access files from anywhere and from a variety of devices, store content online, all free of charge via Office Web Apps. Available via Windows Live SkyDrive, Office Web Apps only require users to have a valid Windows Live ID.

9. Stay social right from Outlook. With the Outlook Social Connector, Outlook 2010 offers users the possibility to get an overall, centralized perspective over their social networking life, and remain connected to friends on Facebook, Windows Live, LinkedIn or MySpace. Fact is that more and more Microsoft products and services are embracing social networks, and Outlook 2010 is a great example of this.

10. Test-drive new features and capabilities. As far as I’m concerned, the best thing about Office 2010 trial releases is that they offer users a chance to test some of the new features that the productivity suite brings to the table.

By all means, feel free to download a free trial edition of Office 2010 via the links below and dive into the new productivity suite from Microsoft

Office Home and Business 2010 RTM Build 14.0.4760.1000 is available for download here.

Office Home and Student 2010 RTM Build 14.0.4760.1000 is available for download 
here.

Office Professional 2010 RTM Build 14.0.4760.1000 is available for download 
here.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Nokia Handsets and Services Sales Going Pretty Bad
It seems that the rather poor economic period the world has been going through is affecting some of the biggest names in the mobile industry a lot more than they had initially anticipated. And while US customers are battling it out for an iPhone pre-order, Nokia's prospects for the future are pretty grim, with the sales estimates for 2010 dropping, due mostly to less interest from the customers and a much more savage market competition.


So, according to their own statement, Nokia now expects Devices & Services net sales to be at the lower end of, or slightly below, its previously expected range of EUR 6.7 billion to EUR 7.2 billion for the second quarter of 2010. This update is primarily due to lower than previously expected average selling prices and mobile device volumes. Furthermore, Nokia now expects the Devices & Services non-IFRS operating margin to be at the lower end of, or slightly below, its previously expected range of 9% to 12% for the second quarter 2010.

The rest of the year won't be particularly good for the Finnish mobile phone manufacturer either since it continues to expect industry mobile device volumes to be up approximately 10% in 2010, compared to 2009, but also its mobile device value market share to be slightly lower in 2010. This update is primarily due to competitiveness on the high-end market and shifts in product mix.

In other words, Nokia's finding it more and more difficult to keep up the pace with the other major players in this industry, such as HTC, Samsung, LG, RIM, Sony Ericsson and even Apple. Unfortunately, as far as we're concerned, this is nothing but their own fault, because the company didn't really manage to keep up with the innovations in this field, not to mention the diversification of market demand. If they had, they would have probably enjoyed a much better position than they do today.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

            Add a background image to Google


Google has also introduced a new feature: the option to customize the background image in the Google homepage.


The feature is being slowly rolled out, so don’t worry if you don’t see it yet. For those who already have it enabled, you should see a Change background image link in the bottom left corner of Google’s homepage.


Tuesday, June 8, 2010

      iPhone 4G
 
Size and weight


  •   Height:  115.2 mm (4.5 inches)
  •   Width:     58.6 mm (2.31 inches)
  •   Depth:    9.3 mm (0.37 inches)
  •   Weight:  137 grams (4.8 ounces)
Capacity



  • 16GB or 32GB flash drive
Colour

  • White or black
Cellular and Wireless

  • GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz)
  • Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n (802.11n 2.4GHz only)
  • Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR wireless technology
Connectors and input/output



Display

  • Retina display
  • 960x640-pixel resolution at 326 ppi
  • 800:1 contrast ratio (typical)
Camera, photos and video

  • Video recording, HD (720p) up to 30 frames per second with audio
  • 5-megapixel still camera
  • LED flash

External buttons and controls
 


Location
 
  • Assisted GPS
  • Digital compass
  • WiFi

Power and battery
  • Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
  • Charging via USB to computer system or power adapter
  • Internet use:




               up to 6 hours on 3G
               up to 10 hours on Wi-Fi

  • Video playback: up to 10 hours

TV and video
  • Video formats supported: H.264 video up to 720p, 30 frames per second, Main Profile level 3.1 with AAC-LC audio up to 160Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4 and .mov file formats; MPEG-4 video, up to 2.5Mbps, 640x480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4 and .mov file formats; Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35Mbps, 1280x720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format
  • Support for 1024x768 pixels with Dock Connector to VGA Adapter; 576p and 480p with Apple Component AV Cable; 576i and 480i with Apple Composite AV Cable
In the box
  1. iPhone 4
  2. Stereo Headset with mic
  3. Dock Connector to USB Cable
  4. USB Power Adapter
  5. Documentation
REFERENCE:


Sunday, June 6, 2010





  • Samsung Galaxy Tablet

    Samsung is known to be working on a few tablets which were earlier known as the sPAD. Now Samsung South Africa’s  twitter account has posted a image of what they are calling as the Galaxy Tab.
    The specifications are not fully known at the moment but this is what is known
              Tab Features
    • 7inch,10 inch display versions
    • Android OS Android OS
    • TouchWiz UI
    • WebCam
    • WiFi
    • MemoryCard Slot
    • TFT display

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Nokia C6 Launched in India at Rs.13000

Nokia C6 Launched in India at Rs.13000

The Nokia C6 has been launched in India . The handset made the first public appearance couple of weeks back and already it’s been launched in the Indian sub-continent


The main features of the C6 include

  • 3.2 inch touchscreen display
  • Resolution: 640 x 360(nHD)
  • 5 mega pixel camera
  • Full QWERTY keyboard with d-pad
  • 7 hours talk time
  • Customizable Homescreen
  • Nokia messaging
  • FM radio
  • Volume: 80cc
  • Internal memory : 200MB
  • Micro SD up to 16GB
  • Touch screen
  • 3.5mm jack
  • Battery : Nokia BL-4J
  • WLAN
  • Free GPS Navigation
  • Video calling
  • Symbian S60 5th Edition
  • Price is Rs.13000

KAWASAKI NINJA 650R: 600CC+ SPORTS BIKE FOR UNDER INR 5 LAKH

2010 Kawasaki Ninja 650R
Motorcycling is catching on in India and slowly, very slowly but surely, we’re seeing changes that will surely make their mark in Indian motorcycle history. One such change was the Kawasaki Ninja 250R, which after the Hero-BMW F650 Funduro, was the first affordable sportsbike that a middle class Indian motorcycle enthusiast could afford, albeit with some struggle and sweat. More than affordability, the everyday usability of the Kawasaki Ninja 250R was the clincher which saw the motorcycle fly out of showrooms prompting Bajaj and Kawasaki to consider bringing in some more motorcycles that could change the Indian motorcycle scene radically in the coming times.
2010 Kawasaki Ninja 650R's 650cc Parallel Twin Engine
The Ninja 250R’s success spurred Kawasaki to re-enter India and set shop inside Bajaj Auto’s motorcycle manufacturing unit at Chakan, off Pune. The first product that India Kawasaki Motor could launch, as early as the coming Diwali, could be the Kawasaki Ninja 650R, as per the usually credible reports on the May 2010 issue of the bikeindia magazine. The first 600cc plus motorcycle, the single pot BMW 650F Funduro sold for about INR 4-5 Lakhs in the noughties and bombed. This time around too, the Kawasaki Ninja 650R will sell at a price close to INR 5 Lakhs, but this time, the great Indian buying power is set to come to the fore and lap up the 650cc parallel twin which will deliver about 70 thoroughbred Japanese horses and a top speed in excess of 200 Kph
2010 Kawasaki Ninja 650R Low-Mount Muffler
While these figures won’t thrill people who have grown up on the Busas and R1s of the world, ask the average Indian motorcyclist whose options of F-A-S-T begin and end with the Ninja 250R, the Ninja 650R appears like a godsend, especially considering the affordable price that is just about how much a B segment hatchback would cost in India. With the Kawasaki Ninja 650R, touring on the vast open highways without the big SUVs pushing you off the road is possible; riding on without worrying about high octane petrol every 200 kms: possible; Not having to worry about spares costing a bomb: Possible; Motorcycle Touring, riding to work and on the track:Possible. The Kawasaki Ninja 650R will open a world of possibilities for the Indian motorcyclist as well as Indian motorcycling as a whole. Will the Kawasaki Ninja 650R maintain it’s tryst with Indian motorcycling history this Diwali?