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Monday, August 27, 2012
Seven Steps to Increase Google Page Rank
Google Page Rank is a scale to measure the rank of your website as compared to all the sites online. It depends on the back links that are in other sites and they point to your website. If you have more back links then your Google page rank will be greater. Here are few tips for you to help you increase your page rank.
Seven Steps to Increase Google Page Rank
1. Joining in Forums: If you join forums and submit your site link there it will be great helpful to increase your Page Rank. It is better you join those forum sites that are related to your website. If not related to your website you ll also get a back link from there but it is better if you join the sites related to your site.
2. Search Engine Directories: It is very useful if you submit your sites to Search Engine Directories. It is a very good method to have back links of your sites in these directories. It will also help you to bring u at the top of some search engines. The higher the back links you have the more chance your website have to be given better Google Page Rank.
3. Ezine Ads: If you use ezine ads it will also increase your site's presence and hence you have more visitors and then chances are for your site to have higher page rank. Ezine also have a chance for you to give you more back links.
4. Article Submitting: Articles are a back bone of your back links. If you submit articles to various sites then you have a back link. Remember you must put your signature in these articles. These articles if published there can bring you traffic and you have a back links from there. In this way you have a chance to have higher Google Page Rank for your website.
5. Commenting: If you give more and more comments along with your signature in as many websites as you can then it will be a great chance you have more back links and hence higher page rank for your site. Try to submit your comments in those sites that have better page rank but it is not in loss if you give comments in lower page rank sites. It will must give you a back link if accepted your comment by the admin of the site.
6- Updating the Site:Try to update your site every day. It will also helpful to you to increase your Google Page Rank.
7- Trading of the Site: Trade your site link with others site. They will put your site link in their site and you put the site link of their site in your site. In this way both will have back links. This is also a better way to have higher Google Page Rank.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Friday, July 20, 2012
Five Tips to Slow Down iPhone 4 Battery Drain
Five Tips to Slow Down iPhone 4 Battery Drain
Not everyone has access to an electrical outlet at all times to keep their iPhone fully charged. If you’re on the go often, you likely want to figure out ways to slowdown iPhone 4 battery drain. Although for the most part the iPhone 4 battery will last for hours at a time even with frequent usage, there are certain settings and features you can disable to keep it charged all day long.
Stop Background Programs
Running a lot of programs and applications in the background will kill your iPhone battery quickly. First of all, make sure you turn off push notification for your iPhone 4. Push notifications check your email, Facebook, Twitter and other accounts at regular intervals throughout the day and notify you of new messages. If you want to stay in the know, only set to receive push notifications from one account like your email. Turn off any background programs you’re not currently using to further preserve battery life.
Lock or Turn Off the iPhone 4
At night or when you’re not permitted to use your phone, turn off the device. Once powered back on, you’ll receive any missed messages from callers. If you rather not power off your device to slow iPhone 4 battery drain, press the sleep/wake button to lock the phone. You can also set the phone to lock automatically after one minute of inactivity.
Change the Settings
Turning off the Setting Time Zone option for your iPhone 4 has been found to save power since the option causes the device to consistently check for time zone changes based on your location. The vibrating option should also be disabled to keep your battery charged for as long as possible. Selecting auto adjustment for your screen display is also helpful for battery optimization.
Turn Off the Wi-Fi
If you’re not using the Wi-Fi or you’re running low on power, turn off the setting. Relying on your cellular network will slow down iPhone 4 battery drain. Turn on the Wi-Fi again when you’re about to browse the web. If you’re not using Bluetooth or rarely use a Bluetooth enabled device, turn off this feature as well. Searching for either Bluetooth or Wi-Fi networks will decrease your phone’s battery power.
Control the Temperature
Apple claims your iPhone battery will drain at a much slower rate if you keep the device in a temperature controlled environment. Don’t leave your phone in the car or outside on a freezing or sweltering day. Apple recommends the iPhone 4 battery will work the best when used in temperatures between 32 degrees and 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
If you find it impossible to slow down the drain of your iPhone 4 battery, you should look into portable accessories used to charge the mobile device. Examples of accessories you can utilize include an iPhone car charger, charging cases, mobile charging docks and solar-powered chargers. Additionally, remember to install and software updates for your iPhone since there may be improvements for the battery performance.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Cloning your Hard Drive and Saving Every Bit of Data
Cloning your Hard Drive and Saving Every Bit of Data
They cloned a sheep once, and that sheep had every thing similar to its clone source, except of course it's memories. With your hard drive on the other hand, you can copy its memory, every last bit of it, and restore it on a completely different hard drive.
Cloning your hard drive is something that a person needs to do or at least wants to do, once in their life. The fact is hard drives go bad sometimes, and other times people plain old just want to get a new one with more storage capacity. Either way, wouldn't it be nice to be able to get a new hard drive and make it have the exact same data as your old one, so you could pick up right where you left off?
Think about it, that means you wouldn't have to reinstall your operating system, put all of your important data on it, or even set all of those pesky little preferences back to the way you want it. They would already be done, because you just made a clone of your old hard drive, and all data will be exactly the same. So how can you accomplish this?
The best way to clone your hard drive, and easiest, is to use a good hard drive imaging software. If you plan to use cloning software, all you have to do is insert the disk, follow its instructions and then it will start the cloning process. You may be wondering where you save your data image too. Well believe it or not, you can actually save it on the hard drive that you just made the image from, but of course if more then half is being used by data, it will not fit.
Your other option then is to store it on a DVD, if it can fit, or the hard drive you actually plan on copying it to. That is what you want anyways right? The reason that is not the best option though, is because you would have to open up your computer and attach it to the same IDE cable that you current hard drive is attached to.
Then you would have to partition and format the new drive, and then and only then, you could start the immediate transfer of data from one hard drive to another.
Long process huh? Thought so, but don't worry, you still have some other options. You could also use RAID technology, which stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. RAID basically works like this; you have two hard drives in your computer and they both are at least the same size and are attached to the same IDE cable. Then, whenever data is written to your main hard drive, it is also written to your backup one.
This means that you would have an always, up to date hard drive clone at all times. So if anything should happen, you can just boot from your other hard drive, and presto, you're in like Flynn.
On a final note, you need to understand that RAID won't help if you have a fire, tornado or some other disaster that might destroy your entire computer. For this reason, I don't really recommend anybody uses RAID, but instead do a backup weekly and store it on some kind of external storage device.
External storage devices can range from zip drives, DVD-R's, external hard drives, and anything else that can store large amounts of data, but not be in your computer. If you do that, and store the external data in a safe place, then you will forever be safe guarded against virus attacks, disasters, and anything else that might come your computers way.
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