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- How to Create Gmail Data Backup and Restore using Backupify
- How effective are Torrent Speed Boosters | Truth Behind Fake Booster
- Gingerbread for Galaxy S Android 2.3.2 XWJV1 Official ROM Leak Download
- Enable updates from all friends on Facebook News Feed
| How to Create Gmail Data Backup and Restore using Backupify Posted: 01 Mar 2011 05:42 AM PST
Yesterday it was reported by Google Gmail team that almost 1,50,000 users lost all their valuable data stored on Gmail due to an update bug. Surely they are trying their level best to restore all the user data. If you don't want to take chance with your data and want to take the control in your hands you can use Backupify to create scheduled backup of your Gmail data on the clouds. How to Create Gmail Backup
Please do note that you have got only 2GB disk space as a free user there fore I would suggest you to label all your important mails first and then backup the specific label only. How to Create Gmail Data Backup and Restore using Backupify is an article on: Blogsolute        |
| How effective are Torrent Speed Boosters | Truth Behind Fake Booster Posted: 28 Feb 2011 10:49 PM PST
Torrent Speed Booster, just the name looks fancy and many of us try it blindly in the claim to get 200% boost on current speed. Tried various Torrent Boosting programs but do they really work? Let's have detail to know the truth behind. I tried many such torrent speed boosters when on Dial Up connection with an hope to get atleast a 5 kb/s boost. But these programs are just a showpiece with graph moving according to speed which in reality is not because of them but original Torrent client. Visual graphics on the program are just for your satisfaction that something is working to get you maximum speed but let me tell you Torrent speed depends on following:
In Windows XP, there used to half open TCP / IP connection limit which had to be patched but right from XP SP2, its no more required. I guess most of you are ahead that with major share of Windows 7 Users. How to get maximum possible speed on TorrentsAbove factors are responsible for torrent speed and mind you, you cannot get speed more than what your Broadband connection offers. Still, instead of using Torrent speed booster, try these steps to ensure maximum speed. Configure Port forwarding: You need to configure port forwarding so your router knows that the incoming connections are for Bittorrent and will be allowed through (forwarded) to your computer. This is probably done automatically via UPnP in most of torrent clients. Limit upload speed to 40%: Instead of giving equal share of bandwidth to seeding, restrict it so that you can get it on downloading. Allow Firewall for Torrent clients Increase number of Connections: by default it is 200 in uTorrent and range should be 150-200 Tracker Selection: Public trackers usually give poor speeds compared to Private trackers, but they have more content. Be wise in selection. If you think that all the above configurations are fine on your system, I don’t think you need some Torrent speed booster just to show off uselessly. Speed boosters may not be of any use but you can increase upload ratio on torrent trackers using tools. P.S. Above mentioned are my experiences and lookout which may vary with your opinions. Feel free to comment if you think so. How effective are Torrent Speed Boosters | Truth Behind Fake Booster is an article on: Blogsolute    |
| Gingerbread for Galaxy S Android 2.3.2 XWJV1 Official ROM Leak Download Posted: 28 Feb 2011 08:29 PM PST
Samsung Galaxy S has got abundant love from Developers who tried to adapt Gingerbread UI on Froyo but here’s a news for you. Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread ROM Official version leaked and available for download. Not to my surprise, XDA Forum users (someone you can believe on) have tested this Gingerbread ROM for Galaxy S version XWJV1 and confirmed that its official leak. They say it includes Touchwiz 4 and Download Mode is still available. Here are the Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread ROM for Galaxy S details: Software version: 2.3.2 This update is for Samsung Galaxy S and does not use ext4 filesystem. Like, Samsung Galaxy S II which comes with Android 2.3.2 out of box, you can have Gingerbread ROM for Galaxy S. To Flash, Upload ROM with the selected ODIN Re-Partition and PIT 512 or 803. Though, even I didn’t dare to try out this ROM and not recommend to anyone via: Android Central Gingerbread for Galaxy S Android 2.3.2 XWJV1 Official ROM Leak Download is an article on: Blogsolute    |
| Enable updates from all friends on Facebook News Feed Posted: 28 Feb 2011 08:51 AM PST
Most of us have joined Facebook to connect with our friends. Some to make new friends. Facebook has enabled us to be in touch with those people with whom we had lost contact a long time ago. Old school pals rediscovered, old crushes found out and a lot more. However, you come to know from a mutual friend that another friend of yours is getting married. He had updated his post as such, but you never saw any such thing on your newsfeed even though he is on your friends list. What has happened is that, Facebook by default shows you updates of those friends with whom you have interacted recently. Today we show you how to change this so you never miss an important update. Login to your Facebook account. In your Newsfeed, click on the small icon beside Most Recent to get a drop down menu. From the dropdown menu, choose Edit options to open the Edit your News Feed Settings window. From the drop down menu, choose All of your friends and pages. Now, you can receive updates from all of your friends regardless of whether you have interacted with them recently or not. Enable updates from all friends on Facebook News Feed is an article on: Blogsolute    |
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