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| HOW TO : Play Games On Google Plus |
| 2011-08-18 06:24:00 |
Many people do not know how to play Google Plus games. So I share a small tutorial that steps you need to play says more than Google.
1. Click on the Games tab on your Google Plus page, as indicated above. When the card game is not available in your account, you can not do anything but wait for you.
2. Now on the next page, you can play the game. Simply select the game and game options, as shown below.
3. We know that Google games and activities. So, before asking permission to share data and on other points. Just click Allow Access.
4. Game will start to load, and will soon be able to play.
5. Enjoy with game
Do not forget to share your experience with us.
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| Smart columns with CSS and jQuery |
| 2011-08-17 00:24:00 |
When you look at other "liquid based websites", I see two techniques commonly used in the display of columns: fixed-width columns and columns of varying width. There are two drawbacks to that I would like to mention, and then offer my solution .
Fixed-width columnsjavascript:void(0)
The best thing to having fixed-width columns in a layout is that they will fill the view port with a maximum of columns that can fit into it. But as you can see there, some resolutions will view port, where they will leave a blank space where an excess column has not been able to fit.
Columns of varying widthVarying width columns leave no white space, and fit perfectly into your layout. The only downside is that we are constrained to have a fixed number of columns per row.
Smart columns with CSS & jQueryA solution that could benefit both situations is to get the two scenarios and turn them into one.
Let the largest number of fixed-width columns to be aligned through the view port (how many fit, based o...
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| Mouse from Brando has small screen to display digital photography |
| 2011-08-13 06:43:00 |
Brando, a company specialized in producing different gadgets, returns to surprise us with another mouse that is not limited to a single controller of the mouse cursor on the screen of your computer. They have a mouse on your site with a small LCD screen that displays photos in sequence.
The small screen is only 1.5 inches in size, and displays pictures that are stored on the mouse itself, in a flash memory of 8 MB. The device can display pictures in BMP, JPG, and apparently comes with software for managing and editing images, although the product page makes no mention of the existence of such a program (despite the ad images leave it implicit).
You can turn the screen that will play the files manually, but you can configure the mouse for the reproduction of images in automatic mode, in slideshow format. The mouse is optical, and the whole is powered by the USB port of your computer.
The product may be well intentioned, but has a flaw that is so obvious that it does not require any com...
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| Windows 8 will have voice recognition |
| 2011-08-13 06:35:00 |
The Microsoft is working to make its newest operating system, Windows 8 is capable of, among other functions, to voice recognition commands to execute. The product will be known as Microsoft Tellme. The intention is to create a consolidated system where everything can be done by voice, without the need for peripherals such as mouse and keyboard.
The Windows functions would add eight new generation of smartphones and Kinect, leading the user experience with the computer to the next level, where the interaction does not need to touch and voice would be predominant in human-computer relationship.
Microsoft executives have been showing at various events such as Windows phones can make calls via spoken queries, but the new version of phones can turn text into speech and vice versa, a great resource to send messages on social networks and e-mails.
Already Kinect, control of Microsoft releasing peripherals using only body movement, can recognize voice and link it to Bing , making searches of...
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| Google code will open the App Inventor |
| 2011-08-11 00:52:00 |
Google said that Android App Inventor can become an open source project for teachers to use in the classroom. It is an educational tool for creating Android apps through the browser.
App Inventor was part of Google Labs, a group of research projects recently closed by the search giant.
As the App Inventor is being used heavily in education, he could gain a second life by being open source. In the comments of the tool, Google Labs, there are many comments about your educational use.
Below, a video with the operation of the App Inventor:
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| Samsung launches Galaxy R Android 2.3 and Tegra 2 |
| 2011-08-11 00:19:00 |
Samsung yesterday announced its newest Android phone, the Galaxy R. The naming scheme makes sense phones after they discover their technical specifications and realizes that he is a little less advanced than the S Galaxy II.
Nevertheless, as you can see from the pictures above, it is not so different. The design is basically the same, except the outline of the camera and back. But the similarities stop at design. Unlike his brother S II, Galaxy R comes with an LCD screen of 19.4 inches with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. He also has a 5 megapixel back camera with flash, front camera of 2 megapixels, comes with 8 GB of internal flash memory and runs Android 2.3.
The Tegra processor is one with a 2 GHz clock. And as it is the family of NVIDIA, the company managed a unit of Galaxy R and made a video demonstrating some of the features of it, which you can check below.
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| How to open multiple Gmail accounts in the same browser |
| 2011-08-10 04:40:00 |
It is increasingly common for a person owning more than one email account in Gmail . In addition, many companies use Google Apps as their application of official e-mail, where there is the choice of keeping a personal account and an account for academics or professionals, for example, open at the same time.
Able to open any accounts in the same browser is critical to conserve resources on the computer and organize your open windows. But at the end of July, perhaps related to changes in Google +, the ability to open multiple independent accounts in the same browser stopped working.
We will explain how to enable the Multiple Logins again, through some new settings. Follow:
NOTE: The screenshots used in this tutorial is an example of an account without Google + enabled. For accounts with Google + enabled, the layout will be different, but the options are the same places.
Step 1. If you are logged into their Gmail accounts, log off all of them;
Step 2. "Relog" one of them and visit the "...
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| Twitter enables posting of photos of the actual network |
| 2011-08-10 00:15:00 |
The Twitter enabled on Tuesday function to upload images through their own network, integrating the function in its online interface. the user will not depend on third-party programs to publish photos from your Twitter profile.
The feature can be identified by a small camera icon in the box for typing a new message. This icon is next to the symbol location (the compass). Any image of up to 3 MB can be sent by the Twitter page, and resize your will be done automatically, leaving the adjusted image to the dimensions of your timeline.
The feature has the same operating procedure as seen on Twitter clients operating on the same feature. By clicking the camera icon to upload, you will need to locate the image on your computer. After attaching the picture to your tweet, a thumbnail image is displayed, with the message that the image will appear as a link in the tweet. Then just write your message and send. If the picture is not chosen, you just click the "x" to delete the picture and start...
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| Facebook application launches dedicated Chat |
| 2011-08-10 00:06:00 |
The Facebook decided to make life easier for others who use the chat feature of the site and is in a mobile platform, such as tablets or smartphones. Until now you could only talk through the official application, the third-party application or the mobile version. But it introduced on Tuesday a dedicated version of its application to chat, Facebook called Messenger.
Besides enabling conversations between users of the site, Facebook Messenger also brings some new features. You can, for example, send data from the GPS to mark a meeting place through the application. Another novelty is also exclusive of the Messenger is the ability to send photos directly to contacts without sending the profile for the album before.
Facebook has released a version for Android at the Android Market (it requires at least version 2.2 of the system), and the version for iOS momentarily only available in the U.S. AppStore.
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| Google + Twitter and LinkedIn exceed one year in the U.S. |
| 2011-08-08 14:14:00 |
According to a new study based on a survey of Bloomberg and YouGov, Google + has attracted the attention of 13% of U.S. adults, and can reach 22% in one year, from Twitter and LinkedIn as the social network number two the country.
The survey revealed that 71% of American adults use Facebook, but that number should drop to 69% in one year. Among those using the two social networks, 30% said they plan to cut the time they spend on Facebook. However, 31% of Google users said they left their + accounts or never posted them.
Twitter and LinkedIn will continue to grow: the prediction of the study is that Twitter will increase its user base by 3% over a year and reaches 20% of the U.S. population. Since LinkedIn is expected to increase 2% and also get a 20% stake.
According to the survey, 45% of participants who have said Google Profile + read content on the site daily. On Facebook, this rate is 62%, on Twitter, 42%, and LinkedIn, 8%.
The study involved 1,003 U.S. adults between July 29 an...
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