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Saturday, 17 March 2012
facebook is widey used social network .millions of user use it . today i am going to give you method by this you can make your facebook like fastly with a rocket speed . this trick also give u twitter,youtube,google+,digg,etc. followers for free.
by this trick u also boost your website traffic by some little tricks.
by this trick u also boost your website traffic by some little tricks.
see this pic to help sign up.
2.after sign up conferm your email address.
3. after sign up in your account then go to home button.
4. after going home tab you see like this -
5. go to any of tab like facebook,google+,youtube , etc.
6.add your account and start like others page to make points.
if u not want like othes page then go to last tab which is website tab it is free of like and pay u to see ads for 20 sec.
enjoy free like .
sign up link is here
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Friday, 27 January 2012
We all know that Windows 8 is under development and many interesting features have been revealed in Windows 8 like new Start Screen, Aero Lite theme, User Picture Tile in System Tray, Aero Auto-Colorization feature, etc.
Although Windows 8 UI is not complete and it'll be changed a lot in future builds
This pack changes / adds lots of things in Windows 7:
- Windows theme
- User picture tile
- Aero auto-colorization
- Wallpaper
- Login screen
- Boot screen
download-
NOTE:
Please create a system restore point before installing this skin pack so that you can restore default Windows look in case you don't like the new look or face any problem.
if any problem created plz inform me by comment.......-sure2download.blogspot.com
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Thursday, 26 January 2012
1: Kevin Mitnick
2: Robert Tappan Morris
On November 2, 1988, Robert Morris released a worm that brought down one-tenth of the Internet. With the need for social acceptance that seems to infect many young hackers, Morris made the mistake of chatting about his worm for months before he actually released it on the Internet, so it didn’t take long for the police to track him down. Morris said it was just a stunt and added that he truly regretted wreaking $15 million worth of damage, the estimated amount ofcarnage caused by his worm.3: Vladimir Levin
Seeming like the opening of a James Bond movie, Vladimir Levin was working on his laptop in 1994 from his St. Petersburg, Russia, apartment. He transferred $10 million from Citibank clients to his own accounts around the world. As with most Bond movies, Levin’s career as a hacker was short lived — with a capture, imprisonment, and recovery of all but $400,000 of the original $10 million.4: Yan Romanowski
Yan Romanowski, also known as MafiaBoy, was arrested in February 2000 for launching a denial-of-service attack that brought down many of the Internet’s largest sites, including Amazon, eBay, and Yahoo. Yan’s lawyer claimed, “If [MafiaBoy] had used all his powers, he could have done unimaginable damage.” It is widely believed that Romanowski is no more than a script kiddie. His attacks, however successful, were implemented using computer scripts that clogged networks full of garbage data.5: Kevin Poulsen
Kevin Poulsen, known as Dark Dante in the hacker community, specialized in hacking phone systems, particularly radio stations. This talent allowed only calls originating from his house to make it through to the station, assuring him of wins in listener radio contests. His iconic 1991 hack was a takeover of all of the telephone lines for the Los Angeles KIIS-FM radio station, guaranteeing that he would be the 102nd caller and win the prize of a Porsche 944 S2. The bold Poulsen was wanted by the FBI for federal computer hacking at the same time he was winning the Porsche and $20,000 in prize money at a separate station. Poulsen spent 51 months in a federal prison, the longest sentence of a cybercriminal at that time.6: Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak
The now-famous founders of Apple Computer spent part of their youth as hackers. They spent their pre-Apple days (circa 1971) building Blue Box devices (an early phreaking tool allowing users to make long distance calls without the financial charges) and selling them to fellow students at the University of California, Berkeley.7: David Smith
Smith’s fame comes from being the author of the infamous email virus known as Melissa. According to Smith, the Melissa virus was never meant to cause harm, but its simple means of propagation (each infected computer sent out multiple infected emails) overloaded computer systems and servers around the world. Smith’s virus was unusual in that it was originally hidden in a file containing passwords to 80 well-known pornography Web sites. Even though more than 60,000 email viruses have been discovered, Smith is the only person to go to federal prison in the United States for sending one.8: Jonathan James
James gained notoriety when he became the first juvenile, at age 16, to be sent to prison for hacking. James specialized in hacking high-profile government systems, such as NASA and the Department of Defense. He was reported to have stolen software worth more than $1.7 million.9: George Hotz
While George Hotz may be a renowned jailbreak artist, he’s best known for being named as the primary reason for the April 2011 PlayStation breach. As one of the first hackers to jailbreak the Sony PlayStation 3, Hotz found himself in the middle of a very mean, public, and messy court battle with Sony — perhaps because of his public release of his jailbreaking methods. In stated retaliation, the hacker group Anonymous attacked Sony in what has been the most costly security break of all time. Hotz denied any responsibility for the attack and said, “Running homebrew and exploring security on your devices is cool; hacking into someone else’s server and stealing databases of user info is not cool.”10: Gary McKinnon
In 2002, a decidedly odd message appeared on a U.S. Army computer: “Your security system is crap,” it read. “I am Solo. I will continue to disrupt at the highest levels.” It was later found to be the work of Gary McKinnon, a Scottish system administrator. Gary has been accused of mounting the largest ever hack of U.S. government computer networks — including Army, Air Force, Navy, and NASA systems. The court has recommended that McKinnon be extradited to the United States to face charges of illegally accessing 97 computers, causing $700,000 in damage. Adding even more interest to McKinnon’s actions is his insistence that much of his hacking was in search of information on UFOs, information he believed the U.S. government was hiding in its military computers.-sure2download.blogspot.com
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Monday, 23 January 2012
SphereXP- ShphereXP is world's number one 3-dimensional desktop for windows xp =)
Enjoy :D -sure2download.blogspot.com
YODM 3D- Virtual Desktop Manager featuring the Cube 3D effect, really awesone effect
Matodate- convert your desktop in a 3D and make it very impressive !
Shock 4Way3D : Multiwindows and mirror effects
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Thursday, 19 January 2012
| Switch between open windows | Alt + Tab |
| Minimize/restore all but the active window | Windows key + Home |
| Minimize all windows | Windows key + M |
| Maximize window | Windows key + up-arrow |
| Minimize/restore window | Windows key + down-arrow |
| Make all windows transparent so you can see the desktop | Windows key + spacebar |
| Dock window to left or right half of screen | Windows key + left- or right-arrow |
| Zoom in/out (In the default view, you must zoom in before zooming out.) | Windows key + plus/minus sign |
| Lock screen | Windows key + L |
| Open Run dialog | Windows key + R |
| Open Search box | Windows key + F |
| Open Windows Explorer to computer | Windows key + E |
| Expand Folders view in Win Explorer to show where you are | Control + Shift + E |
| Go up a level in Windows Explorer | Alt + up-arrow |
| Choose display mode/switch monitors (Especially useful for presenters or dual-monitor users) | Windows key + P |
| Launch apps pinned to the Taskbar (1 is the left-most app; Windows Key+T cycles through all apps.) | Windows key + (number 1-9) |
| Cycle through Gadgets | Windows key + G |
| Rotate a picture clockwise (Or use comma for counterclockwise) | Control + period |
Use Control-click to select the pictures in a folder you need to rotate, then rotate them all at once. | |
| Turn Sticky Keys on and off | Press Shift five times |
Although keyboard shortcuts can be real time-savers, sometimes it’s hard to press multiple keys at once, (especially while you’re eating a sandwich or holding your phone in one hand). The Windows Sticky Keys feature lets you press one key at a time as you enter a shortcut. You can turn on Sticky Keys permanently by using the Control Panel’s Ease of Access Center options. | |
| Turn Mouse Keys on and off | Left-Alt + left-Shift + Num Lock |
The Windows Mouse Keys feature is a really useful shortcut that lets you control the cursor with the arrow keys on your numeric keypad. Like Sticky Keys, it can be turned on permanently in the Control Panel’s Ease of Access Center, but you can also invoke it at any time by pressing this key combination. This gesture turns you into a true keyboard jockey. | |
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Wednesday, 18 January 2012
MOST POPULAR DESKTOP GADGET FOR WINDOWS SEVEN
1: All CPU Meter
The gadget I used to monitor my dual-core computer running Vista wasn’t available in a quad-core version, so I switched to All CPU Meter (Figure A). It supports up to eight cores (so I have room to grow). All CPU Meter isn’t as complex as some, but the simplicity works in its favor. It monitors your memory usage as well as CPUs, and it packs a lot of information into a small space. I also like that you can change the background color to match your preferences.Figure A
All CPU Meter really does monitor all of your CPU cores — up to eight of them.
2: Windows Orb Clock
During all the time I used Vista and the first year I used Windows 7, my analog clock gadget of choice was the electric blue version of the one that comes with the operating system. But now I’ve switched to a much cooler model: the Vista Orb Clock(Figure B). Of course, the same orb is also on the Windows 7 Start menu. I love its clean look and the nice symmetry of having it just across from my Start Menu orb (since I have my Taskbar set to the vertical position.Figure B
After years with the electric blue clock gadget, I’ve replaced it with the Windows Orb.
3: Clipboard Manager
I’ve also replaced the Clipboard gadget I was using with Vista. I liked being able to access previous Clipboard items — without opening an Office app — but the old one was a little cheesy looking and limited in its functionality. Clipboard Manager (Figure C) looks slick and is feature-rich. You can customize the background to fit your desktop, and not just the color; you can use a photo as the background if you prefer.You can save up to 999 clips (that’s a lot of clips!) and you can delete any clip or send it to the Clipboard or to your Favorites list with a right click. The Favorites feature lets you create boilerplate text you use often. I also like the ability to mark clips with timestamps. And unlike the old Clipboard gadget, this one supports images as well as text. It even has a privacy mode, which prevents clips from being displayed on the main gadget so that passers-by who glance at your desktop can’t see what you’ve saved to the clipboard.
Figure C
This little gadget has a big fly-out that packs a lot of functionality into a small package.
4: Facebook Explorer
One big change in my online life since 2008 is that I’ve become thoroughly immersed in social networking. Much of the discourse that used to take place through email discussion lists now occurs via Facebook. A Facebook gadget seemed like almost a necessity, but the first one I tried (Facebook Sidebar 1.5) didn’t work. It never picked up my info even though it said it was connected. So I tried Facebook Explorer, which worked nicely. It can be configured to run in a smaller or larger width and one of three heights, and you can specify how often you want updates (from every one to 60 minutes). It gives you a compact view of your own status and information or friends’ activities, as shown in two views of the gadget in Figure D. You can also update your status in the flyout.Figure D
Facebook Explorer can be adjusted to the size that best fits your desktop.
5: Ultimate Explorer
Ultimate Explorer lets you search popular sites from your desktop without having to go to those sites first in your browser. It’s a compact little gadget with that can search Google, YouTube, Wikipedia, eBay, Amazon, Digg, and many more. You can make it larger if you have plenty of desktop real estate, and you can select up to eight search sites for “snap search,” which enables you to “snap” quickly from one search engine to another. It also includes a flyout calendar and events feature. And unlike the vast majority of gadgets, it even has a flyout Help section, as shown inFigure E.Figure E
Ultimate Explorer lets you search many sites quickly and easily.
6: App Launcher
One aspect of Windows 7 that annoyed and frustrated many users was the omission of the Quick Launch toolbar. If you’re like me, for years you’ve relied on the Quick Launch bar to access your frequently used programs. There is a way to get Quick Launch back, but unlike with previous versions of Windows, you can’t separate the Quick Launch bar from the main Taskbar. That means it takes up precious space on the Taskbar that you might need for open programs, system tray items, etc.Enter the App Launcher gadget (Figure F). It serves the same purpose as the Quick Launch bar but can be placed anywhere you want on the desktop. You can add whatever programs you want by dragging them to the gadget, configure the number of icons to display per row and whether to center them, and change the background image.
Figure F
App Launcher v3 makes a nice little replacement for the missing Quick Launch toolbar.
7: MiniTV
Want to take a break and catch up on the news? The MiniTV gadget allows you to choose from a number of stations (many of which I’ve never heard of, as well as familiar ones, such as NBC News and C-SPAN). You can watch the program in the tiny gadget window (Figure G) or you can double-click it to display full screen. Just double-click again to get out of full screen mode.Figure G
MiniTV lets you watch television in a tiny gadget window or full screen.
8: Traffic by Bing Maps
Traffic is a simple little gadget that can be useful if you’re about to head out into the big, bad world. I don’t use it as much as some folks would, since I work from home. But I still have to venture onto the major freeways now and then, and it’s nice to know in advance if there are going to be problems along a particular route. One caveat is that you need to live in (or be traveling in) a major metro area to use it. You can zoom in or out, and clicking the traffic info button (which is represented by the red light icon in Figure H) will take you to a full sized map of the area on Bing Maps, complete with the traffic data.Figure H
Traffic by Bing Maps helps you avoid congestion when venturing into metro areas.
9: Magic Folder
Okay, granted, the icon isn’t the most professional looking, as you can see in Figure I. And many folks won’t like the idea of having a folder make decisions about where to save their files. But for those who always seem to end up with dozens of files sitting on the desktop because they never get around to moving them into appropriate folders, Magic Folder could be a godsend. You just drag your files to the magic folder and it examines the file extensions and sends the files to the “right” folder. For example, .doc files go to the Documents folder; .jpg, .gif, and other image files go to the Pictures folder. The nice thing is that you can add or remove the file extensions recognized by the gadget, change where specific extensions should be put, and you add your own folder locations. If you want to maintain more control, you can set the gadget to prompt you before it moves a file to a folder. Oh, and you can also change the appearance of the folder icon to something a little less… magical.Figure I
The Magic Folder gadget might have a goofy looking default icon, but it can help disorganized people get more organized.
10: Open/Close DVD
Open/Close DVD is utterly simple. But it’s handy to have if your computer is sitting under your desk like mine, making it difficult to get to the button for opening the DVD drive door. Just click the open button (the down-pointing arrow shown in Figure J) and it opens; click the Close button (the up-pointing arrow) and it shuts. It doesn’t get any simpler than that. One thing to watch for: If you have more than one drive attached, it will open/close both of them — there is no option to select a particular drive.Figure J
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Friday, 13 January 2012
Hello geeks “SURE2DOWNLOAD” is back again with awesome article on Facebook.
Today i got a brilliant idea to view hidden friend list of your friends who uses privacy setting and hide their friend list.
So it a just simple trick using Facebook friend finder.
so if you want to view friend list just follow few steps given below.
1. First of all make new Facebook fake or original account
preferably fake one lolz.
2.Add that guy or girl to your new Facebook account
3.when he/she accepts your friend request(hopefully) then you are having 1 friend in your friend list.
4.Now go to find friends option or click here
5.Now according to facebook algorithim facebook suggest you that people those who are alredy in the friend list of your friends.
6.So if you are having just one friend then facebook show you all the friends.
THATS ALL
so for any query or problem must contact us
and if you like this post then it 5 sec to share it with your friends.
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Monday, 9 January 2012
1st Hack Then Crack….! Huawei E1550 Modem Unlocker
Now u can use any sim in netsetter 2g & 3g
FIRST OF ALL RUN HUAWEI UNLCOKER. ENTER UR IMEI THEN GENERATE FLASH & UNLOCK CODE.
Unlock firmware 11.608.14.00.356 (IDEA)
1. Firmware flash code (Flash):
- 1. Double click the E155XUpdate_11.608.13.02.00.B418.exe
- 2. Enter your 8 digit flash code
2. Network unlock code (NCK):
- 1. Remove the SIM card and connect the USB Modem to the PC
- 2. Run the HUAWEI_MODEM_Code_Write
3. click - Please Select Com Port
4. click detect and slect your modem from list then click accept
5. click Unlock Modem and enter your 8 digit unlock code
6. click ok
Click here to Download- Idea Unlocker
-sure2download
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