Bridge to Nova

I’ve noticed that many webmasters become very obsessed with Tinyurl.com services. Of course, I can’t deny that tinyurl indeed provide very useful service for all of us. But there are many alternatives available too.
Why shouldn’t you rely on TinyURL?
Do you know that if you solely rely only on TinyURL.com for URL shortening services, if it [...]

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May be I’m pretty late to blog about this. But you know what? I’ve got IMAP access in my Gmail. See the picture below:

According to Gmail blog announcement of IMAP, they’ve started rolling out this feature since 24-Oct. But I’ve got the news late and when I check it out, it’s already there.
So now [...]

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Long long ago, based on the counter speed of Gmail page, I wrote an article that Gmail will reach 3 GB in 2008.
But recently, Google increased the speed of the counter and now Gmail has got over 4GB already. Some people even suggest that Gmail will reach 6GB at January 2008. If you’re using [...]

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After I have used feedburner for my feeds, I have setup feed redirect in the Settings –>> Site feed as follow.
After two or three days, when I login to my Google Webmaster account, I have got the following warnings in my sitemap error.
When I click to view the warnings in details, I saw this:
Line: 2 [...]

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Last month I posted about how to avoid spammer by using 10minute mail. Even though 10minute mail service is great, some websites already start blocking their addresses.
So, here are my favourite one time email services. They are really helpful if you want to sign up for stranger websites.
Getonemail : This service is very similar to [...]

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