To search and receive Google search results thru email. Try the info given below. Just send an email to google@capeclear.com and put the text of your query in the "Subject" line. You will receive the search results as email to your mail id.
Once you get the result for the searches... u can get the contents of a URL using the below feature!! To receive the web content of a url, send email to web@pagegetter.com and subject should contain the url whose content has to be fetched
Like an iceberg, there is a giant mass hidden beyond Google's simple interface. There are now more than 30 books on Google and two of the most beneficial ones are those that detail those hidden powers of Google, namely Google Hacks: Tips & Tools for Smarter Searching and Google Hacking for Penetration Testers. Rather than overlapping, these books are complementary and focus on different uses of Google."
"The week typically starts with Gates, 49, taking a helicopter or seaplane to the two-story clapboard cottage on a quiet waterfront. It's a tidy, relatively modest place with a small bedroom for Gates. During the week he bars all outside visitors -- including family and Microsoft staff -- except for a caretaker who slips him two simple meals a day.
He starts the morning in bed poring through papers mostly by Microsoft engineers, executives and product managers and scribbling notes on the covers. Skipping breakfast, he pads upstairs in his stocking feet to read more papers. Noon and dinnertime bring him back downstairs to read papers over meals at the kitchen table, where he has a view of the Olympic Mountains.
Facing the windows with a water view stands a desk with two Dell personal-computer monitors. To the side is a bookshelf lined with literary classics. A portrait of Victor Hugo hangs nearby. A bathroom and a small refrigerator, stocked with Diet Orange Crush and Diet Coke, have been added to the office in recent years, Gates said, so he can maximize his reading time by not having to go downstairs. Papers in orange covers litter the floor, their pages stamped "Microsoft Confidential."
On this particular day, Gates settled behind the PC monitors, which displayed a database of nearly 300 papers for this week. Among the topics: the growth of Internet video, hard-drive capacity and the diminishing advances in microprocessor "clock speed," historically the driver of PC-market growth. Other paper topics included trends in digital photography, computing trends in 2005 and ways for software to better handle languages like Vietnamese."
(Via Indystar) Why IM viruses should worry Microsoft
In the coming months, you'll hear Microsoft chairman Bill Gates making a big deal out of presence -- the ability to communicate in real time with anyone, anywhere. With Microsoft Office Communicator 2005, a new productivity application designed to find and connect people in real time (expected to ship within the first half of 2005), users of Microsoft Office with Live Communications Server 2005 will be able to determine from within any Office program who on your Outlook contact list is currently online, and then contact them via email, chat (using MSN, AOL and Yahoo) or by phone. Like simple IM, Communicator 2005 will provide the benefit of spontaneous meetings online. That's the upside.
The downside is that a single virus that can infiltrate email, IM and mobiles (such a triple-threat beast has yet to exist, but the tools are there now) might soon infect large parts of the Internet within 15 minutes or less. Such 'Andy Warhol' viruses have been suggested for years but have failed to materialise. Perhaps Microsoft's marriage of IM into Office will be the perfect vector for such maliciousness.
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As a player, your goal is to predict how popular various technologies will be in the future. Popularity or buzz is measured by Yahoo! Search frequency over time.
The company announced the imminent release of Microsoft Office Communicator 2005, the corporate client for its real-time platform. It also announced upgrades to its Live Communications Server 2005 (LCS) instant messaging/presence platform and Live Meeting Web conferencing service. (more on)
today. To begin, we're releasing some developer-oriented libraries and tools. A number of engineers have used their 20% time to ready these tools for release, and will also help build the communities we hope will form around them. Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware. It's intended for users with multiple computers on their desk since each system uses its own monitor(s).
Synergy is open source and released under the GNU Public License (GPL).
Redirecting the mouse and keyboard is as simple as moving the mouse off the edge of your screen. Synergy also merges the clipboards of all the systems into one, allowing cut-and-paste between systems. Furthermore, it synchronizes screen savers so they all start and stop together and, if screen locking is enabled, only one screen requires a password to unlock them all. Learn more about how it works.
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3. IrfanView and Picasa 2- great softwares for photo management
4. ATNotes - Sticky Notes freeware
5. SmartFTP
8. Winzip 9
11. AdAware Se Personal Edition
and our infrastructure people install other softwares like MS Visual Studio.Net, Oracle 9 Client and other stuff so that we could actually work.
I am reviewing few softwares and will publish info about them soon.
