Elegant Themes is known for its beautiful and well-designed premium WordPress themes. Nick Roach, the owner/designer behind Elegant Themes is the one who designs and creates the pretty WordPress themes and custom icons/graphics used in the themes. He’s recently created a whole set of web icons for a new theme he’s working on and decided [...]
Continue reading...3. February 2010 ·
Are you guys familiar or have heard of After the Deadline? It is a hosted writing improvement web service that was acquired by Automattic last year. After the Deadline (AtD) provides its service via a WordPress and TinyMCE plugin that works as a contextual spell checking, advanced style checking and intelligent grammar checking tool. It’s [...]
Continue reading...28. January 2010 ·
Desktop blogging tools, desktop blogging clients, desktop blog editors or offline blog editors. Different names, same set of tools with the same purpose – make it easier for bloggers to publish posts anytime, anywhere. For those who aren’t familiar with what I’m talking about, desktop blogging tools are third party software that let you compose [...]
Continue reading...27. January 2010 ·
A few months after Apple rejected a downloadable version of the Google Voice app, Google released a new web-based version of the Google Voice application that works via any HTML5-enabled mobile web browser. Google announced the release of the Google Voice mobile web app for the iPhone and Palm Web OS devices yesterday on the [...]
Continue reading...14. January 2010 ·
If you own a computer running on Windows, there comes a time when your computer would start to slow down, start to get wonky and the overall performance gets unstable. Windows as an operating system, doesn’t do a good job in organizing files. Whenever you add or delete files on your computer, these files get [...]
Continue reading...6. January 2010 ·
For web designers and bloggers, one of the important things that needs to be considered when designing a webpage or choosing a blog theme is browser size. Another important aspect related to this topic is called the “fold”, which refers to the visible area of a webpage that the reader can see without having to [...]
Continue reading...13. November 2009 ·
To keep track of the different blog statistics here on JaypeeOnline, my analytics service of choice is Reinvigorate. I’ve been using it for about 3 years now. Aside from that I also use Clicky which I started using early this year. The first free analytics service I tried/used was Google Analytics, but I stopped using [...]
Continue reading...4. November 2009 ·
Symantec, the largest maker of security software is reporting about a new type of trojan horse named Trojan.Ramvicrype. This trojan uses the RC4 algorithm to encrypt files on infected computers and renders them unusable. The Trojan.Ramvicrype, like most other trojans are usually transmitted from porn and warez sites. A sure sign that your computer is [...]
Continue reading...19. October 2009 ·
If you’re a programmer, web developer or maybe a WordPress theme/plugin developer who does a lot of coding in PHP, you’re gonna like this. I’m sure at one time or another, you’ve had the experience where you were out of your office or home, don’t have your computer with you and needed to do some [...]
Continue reading...17. September 2009 ·
Remember the Gmail outage that happened about 2 weeks ago? It lasted about 4 hours causing users to panic and left many “stranded” because they were not able to send or receive emails. What most users didn’t know is that the web version of Gmail was the only one affected or inaccessible. For those people [...]
Continue reading...2. September 2009 ·
If you’re a professional photographer, amateur photographer, hobbyist or someone who works with a lot of photos and do a lot of basic image editing like resizing, rotating, etc. then you’re definitely gonna love this program that I’m gonna share with you today. Its called Phatch, an open source, cross-platform and user friendly photo batch [...]
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4. February 2010 ·
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