Direct Image Link in Google Image Search
by Haris on February 12, 2009
in Firefox, Tips and Tricks
When I want to search for images, the first place to look for that comes to my mind is Google Image Search. It does lack a few features, but I still use it for all my image-searching needs.
To get a direct link for any image in Google Image Search, you have to first click the image and get the direct link from the website page where that image belongs to. But thanks to a Greasemonkey script, getting a direct link is much easier now.
Add Image Reflections with PicReflect
by Haris on February 11, 2009
in Tips and Tricks, Web 2.0
Many people use image editors like Adobe Photoshop, GIMP etc. to add reflection to their images, but for those who are not good with these applications can now get it done online, without any hassle.
PicReflect is a free web app that allows you to add reflection effect to your images, with no Photoshop knowledge needed.
Easily Create Forms and PDF Documents with Doculicious
by umar on February 10, 2009
in Freewares, Tips and Tricks, Web 2.0
I’ve just stumbled upon a free web-based service that allows you to print and fill-in PDF or Word forms and documents. The software basically simplifies the whole process of form completion for your customers and makes it easy for you to track and process completed forms without having to worry about searching them.
Windows 7 Build 7022 Leaked, IE8 RC1 Included
by Haris on February 9, 2009
in Tips and Tricks, Windows
Just when the time is running out and the limited Windows 7 Beta download period from Microsoft is coming to an end, we just got another leak and this time it’s Windows 7 (build 7022).
It has been reported that some ‘friendly’ individuals from Microsoft Ukraine have leaked the new build, called Build 7022.winmain.090115-1850, over the Internet. This build was compiled almost a month ago, on January 15, 2009.
Grand Theft Auto 1 & 2 Free Download
Grand Theft Auto is one of the most popular games and is known to every gamer. Rockstar Games, GTA’s developer, have made the classics, Grand Theft Auto 1 and 2, available as a free download.
Now, longtime Grand Theft Auto fans can revisit this classic entry in the series and the new ones can explore what Grand Theft Auto was like in the roots when it first came out.
Merge Multiple PDF Documents for Free
by Haris on February 8, 2009
in Tips and Tricks, Tools, Web 2.0
Many times you must have seen that some authors publish their long e-books in multiple parts, instead of one big PDF document. For some, it could be handy i.e on mobile devices which, sometimes, work slow with big documents. But many prefer one big document.
For the later kind, I have found a perfect web app that could help you. MergePDF is a free service that could combine multiple PDF documents into a single one.
Hide, Lock and Encrypt Files and Folders in USB
by Haris on February 7, 2009
in Freewares, Softwares, Tips and Tricks
USB drives are used to carry data from one place to another, but not always you are sure that your data is completely protected. Data on iPod, removable drives, memory cards and portable media can now be hidden, locked and encrypted with a freeware.
SafeHouse Explorer can protect your documents, spreadsheets, photos, videos on your USB memory sticks, portable media and even iPods!
Yellowsn0w 0.9.8 to Unlock iPhone 2.2.1
by Haris on February 6, 2009
in Tips and Tricks, iPhone
Yellowsn0w is the tool that was released on the New Year and this tool is capable of unlocking iPhone 3G firmware 2.2. After the release of iPhone firmware 2.2.1, there was no tool to unlock it, but the iPhone Dev Team tweeted a couple of hours back about the release of Yellowsn0w 0.9.8.
Yellowsn0w 0.9.8 can unlock iPhone 2.2.1. This news have still not made to the iPhone Dev Team’s blog, but the tweet showed that soon the official tool update will be out and available for download.
How to Take Screenshots on Android Phone
by Haris on February 6, 2009
in Android, Gadgets, Tips and Tricks
iPhone and iPod Touch have a built-in feature to capture screenshots (How to?) of our screens in whatever app we are. But Android-powered G1 doesn’t.
There is another method to take screenshots on Android, but that requires PC connectivity and is quite complicated as compared to the one I’m going to share below.
