Although there are free tools that provide a similar service (such as Google Docs), On-demand file hosting generally comes at a price. Egnyte provides one of the best file hosting services out there, but at a reasonable price.

permissionsEgnyte targets small-to-medium sized companies that need a central network to share documents and files between employees, business partners and clients.

We all know how annoying it is when we search Google for something and the result we are looking for leads to a password protected forum or site. You have to register to view content, but who likes doing that?

Fortunately there is a solution to our problem. All we have to do is make the website believe that you are Googlebot. It’s surprisingly easy and here’s how to do it.

flip!t is a very fun script that converts any text into certain ASCII characters that make any text appear upside down. Why not customize your boring email and forum signatures and write your name, written uʍop-ǝpısdn?

Created by one of India’s best bloggers, Amit Bhawani, the Tech Updates site is a good collection of tutorials and technology news. From mobile phones to internet routers and blu-ray players, Amit’s site is a great source of well-written reviews and tutorials.

Broadband is the faster form of an internet connection. There are several forms of broadband connections but here are the most popular two:
ADSL (DSL) – Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
This is the most common form of broadband. It is delivered from your phone network, through a modem or router but it won’t disturb your calls. Chances are you’ll probably choose this, as it is the most common form of broadband (used by 61% of the USA) and it is available in over 80% of the UK. ADSL or (DSL in USA) …

Cuil – The New Google?

Is Cuil, the new kid on the search engine block, really as good as the developers say? We checked, and the results are NOT so promising…

First of all, the design of Cuil’s search results page is very inconvenient. You just can’t find what you’re looking for!
And the results themselves seem to be completely irrelevant and definitely not what what the user searched for. Read on and see what Cuil gives us when we search for “Windows”…