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I was all set to move to back to Pune, leaving a busy Mumbai Life behind. I had no business, almost no friends, nothing left in my bank account. Everything was lost in clearing the old office rent, my employees’ salaries, and couple of debts. But I believed, it was not the end. It was the first step towards my journey to still follow my passion, how so ever hard the life could be. I needed some peace, I needed myself to get some time and recharge myself. I came to Pune and stayed in a sharing apartment. [Image Courtesy: http://www.thebetterindia.com/] My father has always taught me, “Never believe it’s an end, unless you are dead!” As soon as I reached, I called my father and informed him, and then I called my Girl Friend (now my wife, her name is Saba). I was over call for almost two hours. She tried to make me calm and relax. She tried to make me believe that I can still start a fresh. Well I started again and today condition is not that bad J All I did was recoll...

[Image Courtesy : WikiPedia] Steve Jobs ( February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011 ) was a revolutionary person, he played an amazing role in bringing technology to common man. Focused to achieve goals, Jobs held numerous achievements that are considered as the milestones in the field of technology and entrepreneurship. Today at his Birthday, we are recalling his few achievements as a tribute to this legendary person. Machintosh - the first personal computer-1984 [Image Courtesy : Wired] LaserWriter 1985 [Image Courtesy : Wired] The woderful iMac 1998 [Image Courtesy : Wired]  First Smart MP3 Player: iPod 2001 [Image Courtesy : Wired] The Game changer - Intel Macbook Pro 2006 [Image Courtesy : Wired]  The revolutionary iPhone 2007 [Image Courtesy : Wired] The ultimate Macbook Air: [Image Courtesy : Wired] First Tablet of the world - Apple iPad [Image Courtesy : Wired]

The increasing demand for Adobe Acrobat PDF files is also giving rise to queries like how to export Outlook PST file’s data in PDF format. This is because PDF is considered as a safe and portable document to store data. Outlook being widely used email application is widely used by home as well as corporate users. Saving emails and other components of PST file in PDF format simplifies the task of the user to open and access data on free platforms like Adobe Reader. They can be simply open on mobile devices without requiring any specific platform. PST to PDF converter tool is an excellent solution to export all PST file emails into PDF format along with embedded attachments. The tool will export all PST file emails in PDF format and create a separate PDF for each email. Users can export data even from corrupt PST file after properly scanning each item. Product Details And Activation Requirements Full Name of the Tool: PST to PDF Converter Current Version: 2.0 ...

Pixtroy is a new photo sharing app for iPhone users . I came across this app few days back. I am going to share my personal experience and opinion about it. It’s a simple photo sharing app which is not a social network. You can consider it a private messaging app, which keeps privacy of pictures as its first priority. Pixtroy has been developed and published by Pixtroy Technologies LLP. Founder Khushal Kholapurkar has great hopes with this app. I have found it a really nice app, but I would wait until my friends also come on Pixtroy. To send a pic on Pixtroy you need your friends or family to be using Pixtroy. When you share a pic using Pixtroy, it goes to the person, stays for a small span of time and vanishes. That means if you want to share really private and secretive stuff, where you just want to inform that person about it and don’t want that person to keep the pic, Pixtroy does it for you. Share it with the people you care and do not care about your secret being re...

You have a blog or a website, and want to create an android app for the same. But you are stuck at a point as you don't have enough knowledge of Android Programming or you do not have enough money to give to a developer to build your app. No need to worry, as you can build your app absolutely free without knowing any programming. Yes, there are platforms where you can simply give your website url or rss feed and your app will be created within minutes. There are many such platforms, where you can create such applications. You only need to make a quick search on Google. I am going to talk about one such platform that I had tried recently.  AppYet.com 1] Goto appyet website. 2] Create an Account 3] Sign in to your Account 4] Click on Create App button. 5] Give Application Name, Package name (user your keyword or app name, it will help when you submit your app to App Store) 6] Select a template, you can go with a demo template. 7] Give Version name, Applicatio...

         Let me first tell You what actually Google tricks mean. Google tricks/ Google tips, does not mean hacking Google. Using the below Google operators, we can get the desired Google result very quickly. We can name this as hidden Google secrets or Advanced Google searching, which this Awesome search engine has provided. These tricks will surely enhance your experience while using Google.   You can make your search more efficient by learning some search basics ! Try these tips : 1. Use Of '+' sign : This ensures that the results returned to you will definitely consist of the word following the '+' sign. For Eg : Search: reviews of +iPhone and iPod This will show results containing the word reviews or iPod but the results will definitely consist of iPhone ! 2. Use Of '-' sign: Using '-' sign before any word will ensure that the particular word will not be included in the results ! 3. Use Of '~' sign: Using ...

Following is the list of function key command to be used while working on command prompt. F1: / right arrow: Repeats the letters of the last command line, one by one. F2 : Displays a dialog asking user to "enter the char to copy up to" of the last command line. F3 : Repeats the last command line. F4 : Displays a dialog asking user to "enter the char to delete up to" of the last command line. F5 : Goes back one command line. F6: Enters the traditional CTRL+Z (^z) F7 : Displays a menu with the command line history. F8 : Cycles back through previous command lines (beginning with most recent). F9 : Displays a dialog asking user to enter a command number,  where 0 is for first command line entered. Alt+Enter : toggle full Screen mode. up/down: scroll thru/repeat previous entries. Esc : delete  line Note :- The buffer allows a maximum of 50 command lines. After this number is reached, the first line will be replaced in sequence.Helpful acce...