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3:05 AM
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Windows
Ctrl+Shift+Esc is the shortcut used by those who want to be different, whileCtrl+Alt+Del is the path followed by most Windows users to reach Windows Task Manager, but for those who think they need to know more about what’s happening inside their computers, starting up (once installed) System Explorer is the thing to do!
System Explorer does not come with Windows and it doesn’t replace Windows Task Manager, either. Surely, you can get Microsoft’s Process Explorer, previously known as Sysinternals’ Process Explorer, but if you want to try something new… here you go – System Explorer is absolutely free, fully compatible with Windows 7, as well as some previous Windows versions, including 64-bit ones.
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9:37 PM
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suhail
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Blog
Adsense application approval process was bit easy, anyone who owns a blog or account in Adsense Revenue sharing websites can get approved with their adsense account.
But situations have changed now, to ensure high Quality Publishers for Adwords advertisers, Google has made several strict changes in their approval process.
Am going to list some simple tips for getting your adsense application approved.
1) First and foremost thing to be taken care is apply for adsense only after you have sufficient contents in your website. Getting adsense approved in first attempt is bit easier than in re-attempts.
2) Although posting Copied contents is allowed in some cases like Educational Information, Previous Year Question Papers, do not add such posts to your account before getting your adsense account approved.
3) Simply to say your account must contain only self written contents when Google verifies your application.
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10:41 PM
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suhail
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Mobile
In just a few easy steps
Push Gmail has been one feature a lot of handheld users out there have been craving for over the past couple of years. Of course, several third-party solutions appeared (such as the GPush iPhone app we were talking about a month or so ago), but it wasn't something available for free, and, more importantly, it was restricted to iPhone users.
However, Google has finally decided to provide Gmail with push functionality, which can be very easily activated by any user, even the less tech-savvy ones. And here's a quick guide to what you'll have to do, according to the Official Gmail Blog. So, first of all, you should know that the task of setting up push Gmail can be done either by yourselves, or with the help of the Contacts and/or Calendar applications.
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