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Pingdom.com has some awesome statistics of Firefox Browser; Within the first 24 hours, more than 7 million downloads have happened and in 48 hours – the total download count crossed 15 million! Mozilla has a neat glow page indicating the live downloads, if you haven’t visited ... Continue Reading

  Now this title is quite misleading and couldn’t make it any general. I’m not talking about the normal Facebook/Twitter/IM Clients for the droid, the utilities mentioned below help me get the maximum out from an android phone, for the investment I’ve made buying the phone itself. ... Continue Reading

  For almost everyone of us Adobe Reader is a package that is needed without any question, although other PDF readers are available. In fact, whenever the word PDF comes to mind, the first thingy that flashes is the read Adobe Icon for 9 out 10 people, I’m sure. ... Continue Reading

From Technibble, I found this post and is very very useful for a person like me and I thought I should put it up online once again here; ... Continue Reading

  Oh well, if you’re more used to IPTables than any normal firewall software, then of course you’re gonna need that for your Windows machine as well. Nothing wrong about that, the interesting stuff here is about the technology, really and not who made it – if it works ... Continue Reading

  Quite often when you’re infected with a Virus, the virus does diligently :-( disable a lot of functions in Windows (Like disable the task manager, Disable registry editor etc). So either you’re stuck at different Google searches in search for fixes to these individual problems or you ... Continue Reading

  I had moved to Foxit reader from Adobe Reader for the sole reason that I can have a cup of coffee by the time adobe loads the document, not to mention when we’re browsing a PDF document through Internet. Then I came upon this little tool while ... Continue Reading

  One of the things in TCP/IP communications is inefficient communication/problems caused by packet fragmentation due to MTU settings along with the PATH. There is one known problem which almost everyone hits especially over IPSEC (Outlook & Exchange) on which I had blogged previously on how to find the ... Continue Reading

One of the things every network admin would like to do is to monitor his key application servers/machines' up status. If it is down, the last thing he wants is to have the users come to him and complain! Say I own a web server and I want to ... Continue Reading

  Some time back I had written on there is no load balancing concept in Windows XP. However with 2 internet connections which is kinda normal for guys like me (I have a broadband connection over WiMAX as well as an EVDO connection from BSNL). So I can’t ... Continue Reading