September 21, 2011

Facebook Turns off Individual Email Notifications

Your email inbox may have been flooded with loads of emails from facebook about latest happenings, friend requests, game invitations, etc. everyday. It's a boring task to delete these unwanted emails daily when you haven't set any filters in your mail account or opted out of the email notification from facebook account setting. But you don't have to worry now.

Starting from today, facebook is turning off individual email notifications. Means you will not receive those unwanted emails from today. Instead, facebook will send you a summary only if there are any popular stories you may have missed. However, if email notifications are your primary preferences to stay updated then you can turn the individual emails back on by going to your account setting at facebook and restore all your original settings at any time.

August 31, 2011

dotFree - The Free Top Level Domain Name

"Most good things on the internet are free, and domain names should be no different." - dotFree Group says.

.free is the new gTLD (generic top level domain) like .com, .net etc. As the name suggests it's 100% free. You will not have to pay any annual or renewal fee for it and be certain it will still be yours in the next year. Features:

Completely Free
No restrictions
No ads
Assured security

Though the service is yet to be launched fully, the preregistration has started and already more than 97,000 domain names have been preregistered. You can preregister your desired domain name by signing up at dotfree.com and you will own that domain after the service is fully launched. Currently you can preregister upto 20 .free domain names. So get yours before it's too late for a better domain domain name. Visit here for more info.

July 28, 2011

Google's Page Speed Service To Speed Up Your Site Upto 2x

Google wants to speed up the web by its latest Page Speed Service. With the launch of this latest service the search giant promises to speed up your site from 25 to 60 percent when you allow it to access the contents from your server, rewrite it and serve them up from its own servers worldwide.

"Now you don't have to worry about concatenating CSS, compressing images, catching, gzipping resources or other web performance best practices", Google Engineering Manager Ram Ramani says.

Google will offer this service free of charge to a limited set of webmasters. Afterwards site owners have to pay for the service. You can request access to the service by filling out this form.

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