TechnoSlab

I have always admired Opera mini on my blog. Today, I'm going to tell you how to view a page's source on opera mini i.e. view the raw html source of any webpage on your phone using opera mini browser.
#1. Goto any webpage and wait for it to finish loading.
#2. Now write server:source in address bar and press the Go button.
#3. You'll get the page source on the next page that loads. You can also use online copy-paste websites like mobitol.

Aakash from Datawind is India's cheapest android powered tablet with an impressive 7 inch touchscreen screen and an overall okay configuration. I'm sure that you've noticed this device already in news.
In a recent news event, Kapil Sibbal quoted "The rich have access to the digital world, the poor and ordinary have been excluded. Aakash will end that digital divide."

Let's have a quick look at it's configurations and features.

It's current price is Rs.2999 in India which is a very reasonable price for a device with so many features.

Although the device looks very promising at first glance, it may have some issues. I stumbled upon this blog article that enlists a few problems that Aakash tab may face in India but let's be positive and hope for the best.
You can book you own Aakash tablet online by clicking here.

I've been using Gmail's IPhone interface for a couple of weeks now and I love for it's functionality rich GUI and smooth response compared to other phone optimized versions of Gmail. If you would like to check out the iphone version but don't own an iOS device, don't worry. Try this link to access Gmail's IPhone optimized version on any device.
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/x/gdlakb-/gp/?shva=1
It was built for safari but works good on several other browsers including mozilla, chrome and opera. Do try it out and tell us about your experience.

Network administrators are always worried about WiFi theft AKA 'Internet piggybanking'. A WiFi theif can be anyone from an innocent person parking near your home to a smart neighbour trying to steal your bandwidth or hack into your computer.
If you have setup a small WiFi network at your home for personal use then you should pay attention to your WiFi network logs and look for mac address of all connected devices.
If you find unrecogonised devices in network logs then you are a a victim too. Here, I propose a simple but nerdy solution to keep people from connecting to your Personal WiFi network.
Just give your network a scary name. Yes, I'm serious. You can name your network like trojan32 or c:\virus.exe or any other scary name you come up with. This would prevent innocent people who unknowingly connect to your WiFi but for ultimate security you should implement a strong WiFi security model.
Links:
#1. Legality of piggybacking
#2. Wireless LAN security.

Dial this number *565*301# to get free miss call alerts on reliance. Try it on low balance SIM first. Working for my friends.