News is out that few people can access the new, toolbar-free version of StumbleUpon. But how can you access these new features still under beta testing? There are no invites, but there is a secret Stumbleupon group where you can try the magic.
Visit the Stumbleupon Beta Group and you will find that all the beta testing features automatically become enabled for you. Joining comes with a warning.
NOTICE: Joining this group will make you automatically start seeing features that are undergoing... Read Full Story
Pixelated is a free full-day online conference with some of the world’s leading speakers talking of how business is changing and it is live right now. No travel. No registration. No airport line-ups. No hotels. No fees. Simply brilliant insights to push your business forward.
Pixelated helps you grow your business by lining up top speakers but how is it free? It basically involves collecting the best videos on a particular niche topic and organizing and presenting the videos in the form of a... Read Full Story
The Evangelical Alliance has published the new Ten Commandments of Blogging to “give bloggers a moral edge in a virtual age.” Based loosely on the real Ten Commandments from the Old Testament, the revamped version provides guidance in online communication.
The 10 Blogging Commandments were decided when Evangelical Alliance hosted a gathering for Christian bloggers called GodBlogs on 23 September 2008 at its Headquarters, Whitefield House, in London. The event was designed to give Christian... Read Full Story
Its time to search for all your Pink photos, upload them to Flickr and share them on the Pink 2008 group. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and your pink photos can help raise up to €30,000 for local charities supporting breast cancer research and treatment.
Photo by Ibleo
Yahoo! for Good will donate €1 for each pink photo added to this group, up to a maximum of €30,000, which will be split between 5 charities in UK, Germany, France, Spain and Italy. Remember you can add up to 5 pink... Read Full Story
Do you know your personal computer uses more energy than Google Search to answer your query. Google claims that Google-designed data centers use use much less energy than conventional facilities to feed and cool the computers inside. Google engineers have optimized every element in the data center, from the chip to the cooling tower.
The Google five step plan explains how it works
Minimize electricity used by servers
Reduce the energy used by the data center facilities themselves... Read Full Story
The news is that 1 in 4 Americans still aren’t registered to vote. Google wants young Americans to register to vote and contribute to decision making in their country’s future.
Google has started providing easy access to voting information and created a Google’s Voter Info Map that currently puts registration, absentee, and early voting information in one place. You can check out the mobile version too.
Here is the embedded celebrity video you don’t want to miss. Its convincing enough... Read Full Story
The 2008 Blogger Challenge is back and inspires the web community to help kids in high-need public schools. Bloggers will compete to raise funds for DonorsChoose.org, which lets donors select school projects to fund.
DonorsChoose.org provide students in need with resources that public schools lack. Teachers submit project proposals for materials or experiences their students need to learn and these ideas become classroom reality when concerned individuals and philanthropists choose projects... Read Full Story
Guest article by Mircea Goia from MyTestBox
You’ve just launched a website (company) and you want people to know about it immediately. Of course, there are many places you can advertise your new website (company) - for free or for money.
One place to advertise for free is Killerstartups (a well-known tech news blog). They have about 10,500 RSS readers and about 513,000 visitors/month (according to Compete.com, which tracks only US based visitors - if you double that number you have a pretty... Read Full Story
When you buy an iPhone, Apple ties up the iPhone 3G to a local telecom provider. But when you buy iPhone 3G through the Hong Kong Online Apple Store, you officially and legally get an unlocked iphone which you can use with any operator.
Visit the Hong Kong Apple Store online and you can check out the Iphone Prices there. The 8GB (white) retails for $5400 ($692 USD), and the 16GB iphone (black and white) retails for $6200 ($794 USD). And the fine print reads that it “can be activated with any... Read Full Story
Google is my browser starting page and today I was greeted by this incredible new logo announcing the 10th birthday of Google. And it didn’t link to Google.com.
They have compiled an interactive timeline of Google history which will give you a bird’s eye view of how Google has transformed the world in the last decade. Their corporate history is an interesting read to inspire your day. Learn more about the Golden Google principles and incorporate them in your living style.
They invite you to... Read Full Story
