I always look forward to Time Magazine‘s yearly special features where they list the best blogs, best inventions, best websites and other cool stuff. In the past, I’ve blogged about the 50 Best Inventions of 2008 and Best Blogs of 2010. Last week they released the list for The 50 Best Websites of 2011. This [...]
Continue reading...19. August 2011 ·
If your blog or website is infected with malware and/or blacklisted, you will lose a lot of traffic (and probably earnings) because it will not show up on search results and regular visitors will not visit your site because it is flagged as a dangerous site. To check whether your blog/website is infected with malware [...]
Continue reading...18. August 2011 ·
I love real-time strategy computer games, especially the history-based ones. I’ve owned and played different versions of Civilization, Total War and Age of Empires. Two days ago, August 16th, Microsoft Studios released the much anticipated online version of the AoE series – Age of Empires Online. Age of Empires Online is a freemium game, meaning [...]
Continue reading...18. August 2011 ·
Most of the infographics I’ve shared and posted here are mostly about global statistics. Since the majority of the regular readers and visitors here on JaypeeOnline are from Asia, I’d like to share an infographic I came across a few days ago that focuses on the social media statistics in the Asia-Pacific region. Created by [...]
Continue reading...8. August 2011 ·
A couple years back, I blogged about a video I came across entitled The State of the Internet created by Jesse Thomas of JESS3.com which shows different Internet statistics like the number of emails sent each day/year, number of of websites/blogs, number of people using social networks, number of videos posted and viewed on YouTube, [...]
Continue reading...4. August 2011 ·
The Gmail team is constantly working on making improvements and adding new features to the service. Earlier today, they announced a new feature in Gmail Labs called Preview Pane which enables the user to quickly and conveniently preview email messages. In the past, users relied on the short snippets to find out what the email [...]
Continue reading...1. August 2011 ·
While checking my Gmail inbox last week, I noticed a link on the upper right corner of the screen which says – “Switch friends to Gmail“. I got curious so I clicked on it and discovered that it was a campaign that encourages Gmail users to do an “email intervention” and save their family and [...]
Continue reading...21. July 2011 ·
Do you know where Google is making all it’s money? Advertising. Of the total revenue of $33.3 Billion earned between Q3 2010 – Q2 2011, 97% or $32.2 Billion comes from advertising revenue which basically is Google AdWords. No wonder they keep offering those FREE Google Adwords coupons. Anyways, now that we know advertising is [...]
Continue reading...18. July 2011 ·
Last week, Google added ZIP and RAR support to the current list of fifteen supported file types. With ZIP and RAR support, you no longer have to download these types of attachments just to access a single file or view/check the contents of the document. When you receive a ZIP or RAR attachment on Gmail, [...]
Continue reading...12. July 2011 ·
Late last month, Google gave Gmail users a preview of the new Gmail user interface. The interface redesign is part of a series of updates for the purpose of making Gmail better – look clean, removing unnecessary clutter and at the same time provide an easy and smooth user experience not only for Gmail but [...]
Continue reading...17. June 2011 ·
Was finally able to finalize the transaction to upgrade to Verizon FIOS and sign up for the Triple Play bundle (Internet, cable TV and telephone service) last week. The Verizon technician came over last Monday to install the new line and equipment (cable boxes, Internet modem & wireless router). Signing up for the Verizon FIOS [...]
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26. August 2011 ·
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