I’ve been searching all over web for the last few weeks to find an app with which i can finally use my iPhone as a flashdrive when connected to a PC. Of course there were many magnificent apps but unfortunately they were not for free and also need to follow a lot of installation procedures and steps just to transfer a file to & from PC using iPhone.

Since my phone was not jailbroken I didn’t want to risk downloading apps from places other than iTunes. But by the time I read the description of the last app in iTunes, I lost hope and started googling. BOOM!!! Thats when I hit upon this magnificent yet simple software - iFunbox. Read the rest of this entry

Microsoft Paint was probably the first platform that most of you have used to showcase your art skills on your computer. But with the entering of advanced softwares like photoshop, we forgot our old pal.

The fact is that, MS paint though it is a simple platform, it has got a lot of potential and scopes we haven’t yet seen. Here are some youtube videos that shows how some amazing master piece art works can be made using MS Paint. Read the rest of this entry

Don’t we just love a good laugh? I DO!! – especially when the iPhone is at the receiving end of it all! When I saw this comic strip I could not help but share! This hilarious satirical illustration sums up the difference between Android and the iPhone. Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry

Heres another funny firefox comic that shows how the browser crashes by storing too many cookies in it…. enjoy! Read the rest of this entry

Ever wondered how Windows Vista source code looks? Well there is good news for you…Finally some hackers managed to leak out the exact source code behind Windows Vista.

The hacker claims that this source code can be made applicable to Windows Vista Ultimate edition,Windows Vista Home Premium and Windows Vista Basic. Check it out… Read the rest of this entry

Internet Explorer 9 is full of changes that are future-oriented in the world of web- browsing and some features that incorporated in this new release is talk of the town.

After downloading the latest release, I was playing around with the IE9 new features like tab pinning, OneBox, Notifications and much more.

One thing is to admit that this time Microsoft worked hard on IE9 because of growing threats by browsers like Firefox, Chrome and Safari. But is it enough work done to take away people from the likes of Chrome, Firefox and more ?

Well, that I can’t tell you now but one thing is sure that Internet Explorer 9 looks promising this time. And if you are also thinking to try the new web- browsing product from Microsoft, check out 10 key-feautres you need to know about Internet Explorer 9. Read the rest of this entry

No matter which version of Windows you use, you will find your PC slowing down after a few months of regular use. This holds true for the latest incarnation as well – Windows 7. There are several third-party utilities that optimize Windows, but it is not safe to run system programs from unknown developers.

In this guide, we will cover speeding up windows 7 and how to optimize your Windows 7 PC or Laptop in a safe manner. These steps do not involve any “hacks”, so you can safely use them without harming your system in any way. Read the rest of this entry

Internet Explorer 8 is without doubt the best browser Microsoft has ever produced, but it still has a few problems.In particular, you may find its performance tails off over time, pages can suddenly take ages to load, and you might even find it crashes unexpectedly.

The reason? Junk. Just as Windows slows down as it becomes clogged with leftover registry entries and unnecessary start-up programs, so Internet Explorer can become weighed down with unwanted toolbars, pointless plug-ins and other assorted rubbish. Read the rest of this entry

There’s a reason why every new iPod comes labeled with the commandment the stealing music is wrong. That’s also why the road between iTunes and the iPod is (at least in theory) a one-way street. You can load up your iPod with new music from iTunes till the cows come home. But dumping the music from your iPod onto iTunes or a computer hard drive isn’t as rote.

Despite what some record industry bigwigs may believe, not everyone is desperately seeking free music. And Apple realizes that accidents happen. Hard drives crash. Computers end up at the bottom of swimming pools, in the hands of thieves or in deserted hotel rooms thousands of miles from home. Indeed, there are plenty of law-abiding, upright reasons to want to retrieve music from your iPod.

In that glorious light of openness and honesty, i-Core -with plenty of help from Apple & other Tech blogs - offers a few avenues for transferring music that is rightfully, legally yours from an iPod onto your computer. Read the rest of this entry