Analyze your Feedburner stats

If you happen to be a blogger, you understand the importance of feed readers. Feed reader stats clearly helps you and your readers understand the popularity of your blog.
If you use Feedburner to publish your feeds, and have activated the Feedburner Awareness API for your feed, you can now get an analysis report based [...]

[HowTo] Know if someone is copying your Blogposts?

I was at the Bangalore Barcamp 6 or the BCB6 as it is popularly known and one of the most important doubt queried there was related to Copying of Blogs, Plagiarism. Lets learn how to know if someone is copying your blog contents and the next steps after that.

Copyspace is a free service which makes [...]

Open Coffee Club:Meet Summary for 16th March 2008

It was definitely a good meetup yesterday,16th March 2008 Sunday. A group of close to 50+ people turned up for the Open Coffee Club meet at CoreObjects. As known the agenda for this meet was centered around OpenCommune and NEN Startup Jobs.

Venkat Ramana, C.E.O of Outsmart360 started with his talk on OpenCommune and the idea/inspiration [...]

Gmail will now be available in 37 languages

As per the Official Gmail Blog, Gmail will soon be available in 37 languages. This rollout is expected to start tonight. This means, if you have been using English, you can now actually change your default language using the Settings menu and take advantage of the features going to be launched for your preferred language.

The [...]

Blogging: 7 essential Firefox add-ons

Blogging is a buzzword these days. According to a blog study which happened in 2006, around 500 million USD were generated by top 50000 blogs.
Below, keeping this revenue potential and the blog buzzword in mind, i am presenting a list of seven essential firefox add-ons which i believe can do you wonders and make [...]

YouTorrent: Search Torrents the way you search for flight tickets

Let’s admit it, we do search for torrents. Although there are many different licit reasons for doing so, torrent search has always been an art. With loads of websites offering torrent libraries, availability of torrent has never been an issue. However, the major issue has always been the quality of ads they feature [...]

Retro Roundup

This post is a roundup of the posts which made it BIG in JUNE’07. This is for the attention of all my new readers. Hope you will all enjoy reading them.
Top 10 iPhone Apps
The much-anticipated iPhone hits the streets today. While developers and users alike aren’t thrilled that third-party iPhone apps are limited [...]

DIY: Build your own Sputnik style Satellite

BBCNews has an interesting post on their site about building your own Sputnik using the most commonly found household items. I am trying to summarize the entire post below. The entire post can be read here

As per this interesting post, the Sputnik satellite can easily be summarized as:

Metal Sphere almost 61 cm in Diameter.
Had [...]

My interview on Blogrtools

Thought of sharing this link with you all… Blogrtools, a blog based on blogging, bloggers, collection of blogging tools, blogger interviews has published my Interview on there blog.

I am putting an excerpt of the interview here. I suggest that for the entire interview you visit the Blogtools page here

What was HOT: 1 Month back on Technofriends

This is a retro roundup of the posts that got maximum reader attention exactly one month back on Technofriends.
Tutorial: Find the IP Address of sender in Gmail.
Tutorial: Find IP Address of Sender in Yahoo Mail!
Uncovered: Serious Orkut Security BUG
Windows XP: Speed up Folder Browsing.
Spoofing Explained : Another attempt to cover Hacking fundas

Open DNS: A big [...]