Dell is offering "Windows 8 For Dummies" eBook For Free

Have you upgraded to Windows 8 and searching for something to help? The Dell Enterprise team today released a free PDF ebook names as "Windows 8 for Dummies." This free ebook covers all the basics of this new Windows 8 operating system. It mainly covers the new features of Windows 8 that are start screen and app store.

To download this ebook, you only need to fill simple form.

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See the table of contents of the book. These are the things covered in this book.

Bsnl 3G Latest 3G Gprs Data Plans November 2012

Prepaid 3G Data Plans

Price	Day/Any time usage in MB	Night * usage in MB		Total bundled free Usage in MB			Validity (days)**	Data Charges in Rs./10KB*** (except APN 'bsnlstream')		Data Charges in Rs./MB*** (For APN 'bsnlstream)
25	100			100			3	0.02		0.25
50	200			200			15	0.02		0.25
100	300			300			30	0.02		0.25
120	1500 ( Day Usages 250 MB & Night Usages 1250 MB)			1500			30	0.02		0.25
151	1000	--		1000			7	0.02		0.25
250 (225)^	1000(1250)	--		1000(1250)			30	0.02		0.25
600	3000			3000			90	0.02		0.25
450 (360)^	2000(2500)	--		2000(2500)			30	0.02		0.25
599	7000 ( Day Usages 3000 MB & Night Usages 4000 MB)			7000			30	0.02		0.25
750	5000	--		5000			30	0.02		0.25
1099	10000			10000			30	0.02		0.25
3000	30000			30000			90	0.02		0.25
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Best Apps To Secure Your Phone

Smartphones hold our contacts, photos, and private information, making them more valuable than the sticker price. It’s nice to have help protecting your smartphone, so here are seven of the top security apps that will give your phone its own bodyguard.



1. Find My iPhone (Free)

Losing an iPhone is scary, but with Find My iPhone it doesn’t have to be. With this app, you can log on to any iOS device and sign in using your Apple ID, allowing you to track your phone on a map, play a sound, display a personal message, lock your device, or wipe it clean of personal data. Ideally, you’ll be able to track down your phone and get it back, but if not at least your personal information can be erased from the phone.

2. TigerText (Free)

This app is a texting app that gives senders full control over their messages. Perfect for businesses that let employees use their phones for company and personal messaging or for sports teams that want to create an easy to manage messaging group. This app is great because it can send text files and the sender can choose to delete any messages at any time and see when their messages have been read. TigerText works on pretty much any device including iOS, Android, Windows and BlackBerry.

3. LastPass Password Manager ($1/month)

With so many email accounts, bank accounts, shopping sites and social networking sites, it can be difficult to remember all of those passwords. This app creates a safe place to store and generate passwords. LastPass installs a browser that remembers passwords and information so you don’t have to constantly fill out mailing or email addresses. It also has a secure password generator to keep your passwords fresh. It works on multiple devices including iOS, Android, Windows and BlackBerry.

4. Call Blocker (Free)

Call Blocker is the best receptionist you’ll ever have. The app comes with a black list that rejects unwanted calls, forwards calls, or sends an automated SMS message to missed or ignored calls. It can also block annoying SMS messages and back up your contacts list so you always have a spare copy. Call Blocker will also delete your call history and messages between you and a contact for ultimate privacy. This app works with multiple platforms, including iOS, Android and BlackBerry.

5. Lookout Security and Antivirus ($2.99/month)

Lookout has basic loss and backup protection, but it also comes with antivirus software that keeps your phone safe from unwanted viruses. The app blocks harmful URLs and performs weekly antivirus scans of emails, apps and other files. Lookout can detect and remove viruses and spyware from your phone so that it runs quickly and safely. Plus, the app can lock or locate lost phones and backup and restore information if your phone is accidentally erased. Users rave about Lookout being the best security app out there. The app runs on major platforms like iOS and Android.

6. eWallet ($9.99)

With over 14 years of experience, eWallet promises to keep your private information safe. This app stores passwords, usernames and pins with a strong 256-bit AES encryption. It also stores banking card information and has a time-out setting so secure pages don’t get displayed for too long. eWallet lets users back up their secure information with a PC or Mac and let you sync as much as you want. It's compatible with iOS, Android and BlackBerry.

7. Silent Circle ($29-40/month)

Originally designed for military personnel to communicate securely, Silent Circle provides complete confidentiality between you and other Silent Circle users. Phone calls, texts, emails and videos are completely encrypted when sent between Circle users so that they are the only ones able to access the information. This app is great for protecting business information and communicating around the globe. The app works on iOS, Android and PC devices.

What are some ways you protect your mobile devices from loss, virus or hacking? How have these apps worked for you?

How to Apply for CMAT 2013-14

Registering for CMAT is a 4 Step process as mentioned below:
Step 1) First time you will enter as NEW USER. Here you will read the instructions carefully, accept the declaration and proceed

Step 2) Self registration: Here you need to enter few basic details. Please ensure you enter the correct details on this Self
Registration form and verify it before you click on SUBMIT button on this page. Once you SUBMIT this page, you cannot edit any
data entered on this page. Submitting this page will generate a unique 6 digit password. This password will be shown on your
screen and will be sent to you via e-mail and sms. From now onwards, whenever you wish to login to the registration portal, you will
come as an EXISTING USER and login with your e-mail id and this unique 6 digit password. This completes your self registration

Step 3) Payment Process: You can do the payment in either of the two modes mentioned below

Mode i) ONLINE PAYMENT: You can select ONLINE PAYMENT mode and then do the payment using Credit card / Debit card /
Net Banking
Once your payment is successfully done, you will receive a confirmation e-mail and sms. Once you have received the successful
payment confirmation, you can proceed with the remaining part of registration process

Mode ii) CASH Payment in SBI bank: You can select this option to pay by CASH at any of the designated SBI bank branch. Once
you select this option and proceed, you will see a CHALLAN on your screen with your details already filled in it. You need to take 3
PRINT OUTS of this CHALLAN, fill in the details wherever required in all the copies, and walk in to your nearest SBI bank branch
with CASH on the next day of generation of Challan. Cash Deposit will be accepted only from the next day of your Challan
generation.

E.g. If you Generate and Print the Challan copies on 3rd Aug 2012, then walk in to the nearest SBI bank branch with
Challan copies and CASH from 4th Aug 2012 onwards. Similarly if you PRINT the CHALLAN copies on 4th Aug 2012, then
walk in to the nearest SBI bank branch with Challan copies and CASH from 5th Aug 2012 onwards.

Please ensure the JOURNAL number written is clearly visible before you leave the bank.
Now that you have deposited the CASH and got the acknowledgement CHALLAN, you need to wait for 48 hours. In these 48 hours,
your payment will get updated in the registration portal.
You will receive an e-mail and sms confirming that your payment data has got updated in the registration portal. Then you need to re
login to the portal proceed with the remaining part of registration process

Step 4) Now that you are done with the payment, you need to fill the remaining part of the form. Once you have filled the complete
form, we suggest you once again check the complete data entered by clicking on PREVIEW button. Clicking on PREVIEW button
will allow you to modify your data in case you want to modify
Once you are sure that all the data entered is accurate, you will have to accept a declaration and click on SUBMIT. The system will
re-confirm to you for SUBMIT. Once you confirm, your form will get finally SUBMITTED and no change in the data is possible after
this SUBMIT


If you wish, you can PRINT your filled form and keep a copy with you for reference
This completes the registration process

ALL THE BEST!!!!!

How to Limit Maximum Number of Tabs In Chrome

Tabbed browsing allow us to surf multiple website simultaneously. You can open as many tabs as you wish. But having many opened tabs can confuse you and makes it hard to find the desired page in the group of tabs. To make it easier, you can limit the number of tabs in Google Chrome. There is no setting option for this available in Chrome, but you can do it with the help of a nice Google Chrome extension called 'Controlled multi-tab browsing.' 
For this, start Google Chrome and go to the Chrome web store. Install Controlled multi-tab browsing Google Chrome extension. Then you will see a new icon on your chrome browser near address bar. Click on this icon to set the maximum number of opened tabs. Set tab limit and then click on Save.

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After selecting the maximum number of tabs, when you will try to access more tabs than the limit, it will show a popup message saying, "You have decided not to open more than X tabs."

Install This in Google Chrome

This is really a nice extension which limits number of tabs. By this, you can limit number of connection and speedup surfing.

Write Emails in your Local Language in Gmail

English is the global language so we need to know English for global communication and using online service. But it does not mean that we can not express our thoughts in our own language. In Gmail, you can do it. Suppose in India, if you want to send email in your local language such as Hindi, Marathi  bangla or any other, you can do it easily. Gmail allows users to write emails in their local language with support for virtual keyboards to make writing easier.

To enable this feature, Follow these steps,

Step 1: Go to settings and then in General tab.
Step 2: In Language section, tick on "enable input tools"

Step 3: Now Save changes.
Step 4: Now click on Compose button to compose a new mail. 
Step 5: Now find language option at the left side of gear icon. To get your local language, click on Input Tools Settings.

Step 6: Here you can select your language from the list and click on right arrow key. Then click on save. You can also set the order of languages selected by up and down arrow key at the right side of the dialog box. 

Few languages are supported by inline translation. But for few, it supports a virtual keyboard.

See virtual keyboard for "Bangla" language below

With this feature, you can compose new email in your local language easily.

How to create a bootable Windows USB drive.

A common use of a bootable USB flash drive is to use it for booting into Windows. This can allow you to perform diagnostics on a computer that has hardware issues or can't boot into Windows. You can also use the flash drive to install Windows, instead of using the Windows installation CD.

This guide will outline making a bootable USB flash drive with Windows XP, Vista, and 7. Before we begin, it's important to note that the computer you want to use your bootable USB drive in will need to have the capability of booting to a USB drive. Most recent computers built since Windows Vista was released are capable of booting to a USB device. Prior to the Windows Vista timeframe, it's hit or miss with motherboards.

To determine if a computer is capable of booting to a USB device, access the computer's BIOS and check the bootable device list. If a USB device is listed, set the USB drive to be the first boot device. If you do not see a USB device in the list of bootable devices, your BIOS is not capable of booting to a USB device. (NOTE: You may need to have your USB flash drive plugged in when you access the BIOS).