Thursday, June 21, 2012

Top 10 Best Internet browsers of 2012


In this advanced technical world, Internet has became an inseparable part of our lives . For browsing internet, web browsers are the core thing. Though there are many browsers available on the Internet but everyone should have a basic knowledge about the ‘Top 10 Desktop browsers’. These top 10 desktop browsers will make your surfing experience better as they are highly featured. I have listed them on the basis of several factors like sources, polls, readers reviews and most prominently, I have considered  features of these browsers while preparing this list.

Top 10 Best Internet browsers of 2012 are :

Google Chrome


Google Chrome


Google Chrome is now world’s No. 1 and most used browser due to its extra-ordinary features .  The browser is owned by Google itself and certainly you can obtain a smooth search experience. It comes with a lucid layout along with external themes support. Additionally, you can install extensions which adds extra power to this browser. Moreover, the best part of this browser is that it has smooth and fast page loading speed.

Mozilla Firefox


Mozilla Firefox


Mozilla Firefox has secured second position in this list.  Earlier Firefox was considered the web surfing application but Chrome took over it due to some serious issues. Still, netizens love Firefox and this browser has still been utilized by millions of people.. The drawback of Firefox is that it eats up lots of system memory and consumes RAM. Also, Firefox can’t handle too many tabs open at a time.  But we cannot deny the fact that Firefox has a fast loading speed for Web Pages and fast browsing is what everyone need nowadays.

Opera Browser


Opera Mini
If we talk about the fastest browser, then obviously your answer would be Firefox or Chrome but this is not the truth. Actually Opera is the fastest browser. Let me put some reasons to support my answer. Firstly, it has fastest web page loading capacity and along with that, it has boosting feature for those who are running on slow Internet connection. The feature that I won’t miss is Opera browser has minimum memory consumption rate compared to other browsers.

Internet Explorer


Internet Explorer
I do not recommend Internet Explorer at all to all people who are on a slow Internet since it takes too much time to load small web pages like Google. Even Internet explorer has more drawbacks to talk about rather than its features. The buffering speed is also very low. Even it does not provide the option to resume downloads. Still, people who have a really good Internet connection speed can manage to browse the web using Internet Explorer. Although it was much famous few years ago, when there was no chrome and no Firefox and other browsers.

Safari Browser


Safari Browser

Recently I heard the name of Safari browser which is Apple’s contribution to the web browsing world. I don’t think you would find a better browser than the ones I have mentioned above. It has normal features that others do and a normal page loading speed. I have used it but I find that it’s much more meant for MAC OS X computers than Windows.

Maxthon Browser


Maxthon Browser
Maxthon is probably new to the field of desktop browsers. Still, it has grabbed the attention of Asian users. It has some exceptional features which makes the browser worth using. It renders the page by 200% which is really good part of this browser. It does support extensions which gives much more comfortableness in this browser.

Rocketmelt Browser


RocketMelt Browser
Rocketmelt was recently released and when it was released, it just became a sensation among web browsers. Most of the people rated it as an amazing browser. Its interesting features were – you get updates about sports and news directly onto your browser. You could even run web apps directly onto Rocketmelt browser. And the best part of this browser was that it was made for Social media geeks as the browser allowed you to have direct access to Facebook, Twitter, Mail, etc.

SeaMonkey Browser


SeaMonkey Browser
Most of the people aren’t aware about the Sea Monkey Browser but it’s a Mozilla’s outdated product which has ambitions to be – a web browser, advanced email, newsgroup and feed client,  IRC chat, and HTML editor in one. The browser completely based on the same foundations of and its browsing speed is also similar to Mozilla Firefox.

Deepnet Explorer


Deepnet Explorer
Majority of people are unaware about Deepnet Explorer. Still it has numerous features as Deepnet Explorer is the world’s first browser with RSS news reader, P2P client integration and phishing alarm. The browser’s superior security, functionality and usability make it different from other browsers.

Avant Browser

Avant Browser
This is yet another browser which people aren’t aware of. Avant browser is a light as well as speedy web browser. It has a real user-friendly interface which takes your browsing to the next level and frequent updates for this browser have made it much reliable.

How To Convert .docx To .doc Files


If you’re using the old version of microsoft office , then you probably have a problem with loading the . docx files . Here is brief tutorial that explains how to convert .docx to .doc files by using free service google docs .
1) Go to docs.google.com and log in your account, if you don’t have accout then create it for free .
2) Click on Upload -> Files…
3) Choose .doc file that you want to convert and click start upload
4) Open .docx file that you want to convert and click on File -> Download as ->Microsoft Word 97 -2003 (.doc)

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Top High-End Cameras


PCWorld Rating
Prices from $599

Canon EOS Rebel T2i

Canon's incremental refinements to this Rebel add up to both improved image quality and movie recording that is a notable step forward.
Full Review | Specs - Rated: July 27, 2010
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Prices from $592

Sony Alpha NEX-5

Sony's first interchangeable-lens compact camera, the NEX-5 offers image and video quality on a par with a DSLR and has unique modes that go beyond anything else in its class. The only thing missing is a built-in flash.
Full Review | Video Review | Specs - Rated: July 13, 2010
PCWorld Rating
Prices from $365

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5

The Lumix LX5 isn't the most novice-friendly camera, but it offers an insane amount of power for a fixed-lens camera when you dig into its manual controls.
Full Review | Video Review | Specs - Rated: January 20, 2011
PCWorld Rating
Prices from $679

Pentax K2000

The K2000 is a beginner-friendly DSLR with body-based stabilization, but autofocus speed and controls are drawbacks.
Full Review | Specs - Rated: September 14, 2009
PCWorld Rating
Prices from $319

Olympus Pen E-PL1

Its image quality isn't quite on par with a DSLR, but the Olympus Pen E-PL1 is a groundbreaking and powerful interchangeable-lens camera that serves as an excellent learning tool.
Full Review | Video Review | Specs - Rated: August 04, 2010
PCWorld Rating
Prices from $429

Nikon Coolpix P100

The powerful P100 does everything easily, thanks to its 26X zoom lens, versatile features, and intuitive controls. Exposure quality and color accuracy are superb, but its photos suffer from distortion and lack of sharpness.
Full Review | Specs - Rated: September 08, 2010
PCWorld Rating
Prices from $547

Nikon D3100

The D3100 is an entry-level DSLR on the higher end of that category's price range. However, it has a great set of features for beginning photographers, and decent image quality.
Full Review | Specs - Rated: February 03, 2011
PCWorld Rating
Prices from $449

Canon PowerShot G12

The G12 delivers excellent image and video quality, and it backs up its manual controls with fun scene modes, an optical viewfinder, and a tilt-and-swivel LCD screen.
Full Review | Specs - Rated: January 20, 2011
PCWorld Rating
Prices from $330

Nikon Coolpix P7000

The Coolpix P7000 combines great image quality, extensive manual controls, and a 7.1X-optical-zoom lens. DSLR owners should feel at home, but the button-heavy interface may intimidate novices.
Full Review | Specs - Rated: January 20, 2011
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Prices from $389

Canon PowerShot S95

The PowerShot S95 is a perfect camera to grow with, thanks to its pocketable size and its compelling blend of automated and manual controls.
Full Review | Specs - Rated: January 20, 2011

How To Reduce Size of Multiple Pictures In One Click


In this post I’ll show you how to reduce size of multiple pictures in one click using free software Lightning Image Resizer. This tool will help you perform all the possible tasks that you want with your images such as changing them to the desired format, resizing them and changing their name by either prefixing something to their name or post fixing something to their name
2) Run Lightning Image Resizer and select source folder, set up options that you want and click start . All images from source folder can be edited in one click.