Posts filed under 'Guest Posts'

Guest article by Syed Abbas from Tnerd
With thousands of blogs being launched every day, one has to offer something different from the others to stand out of the crowd. The “differentiator” is what the readers will remember and that’s precisely what will bring them back to your blog. [Image credit: anniemole] (more…)

Guest article by Mircea Goia from MyTestBox
You’ve just launched a website (company) and you want people to know about it immediately. Of course, there are many places you can advertise your new website (company) - for free or for money. (more…)

Guest article by Nakodari from AddictiveTips
Most people believe that once they delete files and empty their Recycle bin, the files are completely removed from their computer. It’s not true. Maintaining your privacy is not as simple as it may seem at first. It is not enough to press ‘Delete’ button to permanently delete files from your hard drive - your hard drive stores every file you’ve ever deleted. (more…)

Guest article by James from Organize IT
As a blogger you are constantly evolving both your blogging knowledge and your writing skills. When I originally started Organize IT, it was barely a hobby and because I was inexperienced at blogging the quality of the posts were largely quite poor. Titles were terribly SEO unfriendly, the writing was often basic with little real value and there were few reliable links to relevant sources. Thankfully I like to think that has changed, but there still a few old posts in my archive that hold no value. (more…)

Guest article by Sandip Dedhia from BlogsDNA
I always wanted to contribute to the wordpress community by building a Wordpress theme and releasing it to public. After efforts of 20 days I just managed to finish my first Wordpress theme. It was a great learning experience for me. During this process I ran into several issues, and it took considerable time to get it solved. (more…)

Guest article by Herbert Lui from CutEdge
With TiVo, PVR’s and TV tuners, we can see that computers and TV’s are coming together.  Unfortunately, these three solutions all cost one important thing: mullah.  Whether you’re rolling in it or strapped for it, I’m sure that we can all agree that cash is important: and as much as it pains us, there are times when we have to sacrifice our cash for services such as the gym, magazines, and…yes, cable TV. (more…)

Guest article by Jason from Third Error.
Microsoft Windows bundles a number of software applications in order to provide a basic experience, such as Internet Explorer, Wordpad, and others. In this article, we’ll be listing replacements for basic Windows software and utilities. If you have a suggestion, feel free to list it in the comments. (more…)

Guest article by Arun Basil Lal from Million Clues!
Feedblitz and Feedburner are two services which help readers subscribe to any blog or website. While Feedburner is a Google owned free service, Feedblitz is an ad-supported free service. But the little text advertisement that Feedblitz places at the end of its mail does not make it second to Feedburner. (more…)

Guest article by MoiN
Laptops are complex little machines with a variety of configuration options which can lead to very confusing buying decisions. In this article, we are going to cover out factors that one should consider before purchasing a laptop. These 6 factors are the crux of any laptop purchase and by using these as a guideline, you can land the most appropriate mobile PC for your needs. (more…)

Guest article by Emma Best from Laptopical
Whenever you play computer games that utilizes 3D graphics, a decent frame rate of about 25-30 frames per second is a prerequisite to make the games run smoothly and be at all enjoyable. If you play on a desktop PC, you always have the option to put in a more powerful graphics card, but that’s not an option with laptop computers. Another problem with laptops – but one that can be avoided – is the lack of updated graphics card drivers. Using updated drivers can provide better performance in new games thanks to game-specific fixes and improvements. (more…)