Sunday, May 27, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Saturday, May 19, 2012
How to hide your tweets from Google search?
Ever wanted to remove one unwanted tweet of yours from Google Search? Even if you delete the tweet, Google will still keep the tweet in their cache.
To remove the tweet immediately, Twitter has this suggestion:
» How to Hide Your Tweets from Google | Lifehacker
To remove the tweet immediately, Twitter has this suggestion:
- Copy the Twitter URL you'd like removed (if you already deleted the tweet just follow Google's URL).
- Head over to Google's Content Removal page.
- Paste in the Twitter link that you copied in the first step and submit your request.
» How to Hide Your Tweets from Google | Lifehacker
American University Graduate Proposes to Girlfriend During Commencement
Sarah Cooper and Sam Miller met during an American University freshman orientation event. About three months in from the first date, Miller says he knew Cooper was the one to be with for the rest of his life. But their families encouraged the two college students to wait until after graduation to tie the knot. And soon right on Cooper's commencement day, Miller sprang a surprise - dressed in a dark suit and with a ring in hand on the stage. He got down on one knee making a wedding proposal. She said yes.
Watch the video evidence below:
Watch the video evidence below:
Google Introduces Knowledge Graph - Intelligent Search
Google introduced Knowledge Graph, a new way to handle queries that replaces keywords with objects. String of characters are treated as objects instead of merely strings.
A search on "The Avengers" gives me the below.
Google's new result answers Microsoft's Bing newly revamped design spotting a snapshot and also one having Wolfram Alpha's computational knowledge engine layout.
Knowledge Graph is available only to U.S. English users for now.
» Introducing the Knowledge Graph: things, not strings | Official Google Blog
For more than four decades, search has essentially been about matching keywords to queries. To a search engine the words [taj mahal] have been just that—two words.
But we all know that [taj mahal] has a much richer meaning. You might think of one of the world’s most beautiful monuments, or a Grammy Award-winning musician, or possibly even a casino in Atlantic City, NJ. Or, depending on when you last ate, the nearest Indian restaurant. It’s why we’ve been working on an intelligent model—in geek-speak, a “graph”—that understands real-world entities and their relationships to one another: things, not strings.
The Knowledge Graph enables you to search for things, people or places that Google knows about—landmarks, celebrities, cities, sports teams, buildings, geographical features, movies, celestial objects, works of art and more—and instantly get information that’s relevant to your query. This is a critical first step towards building the next generation of search, which taps into the collective intelligence of the web and understands the world a bit more like people do.
A search on "The Avengers" gives me the below.
Google's new result answers Microsoft's Bing newly revamped design spotting a snapshot and also one having Wolfram Alpha's computational knowledge engine layout.
Knowledge Graph is available only to U.S. English users for now.
» Introducing the Knowledge Graph: things, not strings | Official Google Blog
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Nomination Day for By-election in Hougang (2012)
Just look at the crowd response difference between Worker's Party Png Eng Huat and PAP's Desmond Choo and you will know who is likely to be the winner in the coming by-election for Hougang SMC.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
VIDEO: Bugis Ferrari Car Accident on Taxi
Such irresponsible driving shown by the Ferrari China driver is unacceptable.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
7 Tools for Getting Started on Mobile App Development
The following are seven useful resources for you to utilize before, during and after you've developed a mobile app.
» 7 Tools for Getting Started on Mobile App Development | Mashable
» 7 Tools for Getting Started on Mobile App Development | Mashable
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Worker's Party Png Eng Huat VS PAP's Desmond Choo for Hougang SMC
It is confirmed that the Worker's Party is fielding Mr Png Eng Huat to defend Hougang CMC against PAP sending Mr Desmond Choo. For a refresher on who these 2 candidates are, watch the following 2 rallies videos - they were for last year's General Election.
Flipboard for Android (APK)
Flipboard for Android is supposed to be an exclusive release only on the new coming Samsung Galaxy S III. But then someone from the XDA Developer forum managed to retrieve the apk file and post it online for download.
The following is the QR Code for the apk download.
If you are unable to decode the above QR Code, follow here straight.
The following is the QR Code for the apk download.
If you are unable to decode the above QR Code, follow here straight.
Sunday, May 06, 2012
Saturday, May 05, 2012
Samsung Galaxy S III
Samsung unveiled Galaxy S III, making its debut in Europe on May 29 and a 4G LTE-optimized version for the U.S. market during the summer.
Some of the cool features on Galaxy S III as lifted from Samsung website are:
S Voice
Why not get a response from your phone? Tell it to wake up! Even better, you can tell GALAXY S III to turn off the alarm for a few minutes and let yourself sleep a bit more. Answer your phone (or reject a call), turn your music up (or down), and even tell the camera when to shoot.
Social tag
Now it’s even easier to keep track of friends and loved ones. Social tag lets you link the faces in your photo album with their social media streams. Once it’s set, all you have to do is look at their pictures and you’ll see their current status appear.
Direct call
Samsung GALAXY S III even knows when you want to talk. When you are messaging someone and decide to call them instead, simply lift the phone to your ear and direct call will dial their number for you. No more fumbling through call logs or contacts. Let GALAXY S III do the work.
Smart stay
With the innovative smart stay feature, GALAXY S III automatically recognizes when you are looking at the phone, whether it is to read an e-book or browse the web. The front camera looks deep into your eyes and maintains a bright display for continued viewing pleasure. What a bright idea.
Smart alert
When you pick up your phone, wouldn’t it be nice if it let you know what has been happening since you’ve been gone? Samsung GALAXY S III knows you came back and gives you a brief vibrating nudge to inform you about missed calls and new messages. How thoughtful is that?
S Beam
Sharing your content with friends nearby should be easy, quick, and even fun. S Beam lets you bond instantly so you can transfer documents, contacts, pictures, music, videos, you name it. Just put the backs of your phones together, connect, share and enjoy.
AllShare Play
There’s another way to share content on various devices. It’s called AllShare Play, and it lets us work together through the magic of DLNA and Wi-Fi Direct, giving us remote access to documents and multimedia files when we work on a different screen somewhere else.
Buddy photo share
It couldn’t be easier to manage and share your photos. The phone recognizes faces and links those for you, using your group profiles for guidance. Now you’re once touch away from sharing with everyone instantly.
AllShare Cast
Wouldn’t it be nice to mirror your phone display onto a big screen wirelessly? Now you can. AllShare Cast lets you do it, and it’s perfect for gamers. After the game you are playing appears on the screen, you can even use your phone’s buttons as a controller with gestures. No wires, no fuss.
Some of the cool features on Galaxy S III as lifted from Samsung website are:
S Voice
Why not get a response from your phone? Tell it to wake up! Even better, you can tell GALAXY S III to turn off the alarm for a few minutes and let yourself sleep a bit more. Answer your phone (or reject a call), turn your music up (or down), and even tell the camera when to shoot.
Social tag
Now it’s even easier to keep track of friends and loved ones. Social tag lets you link the faces in your photo album with their social media streams. Once it’s set, all you have to do is look at their pictures and you’ll see their current status appear.
Direct call
Samsung GALAXY S III even knows when you want to talk. When you are messaging someone and decide to call them instead, simply lift the phone to your ear and direct call will dial their number for you. No more fumbling through call logs or contacts. Let GALAXY S III do the work.
Smart stay
With the innovative smart stay feature, GALAXY S III automatically recognizes when you are looking at the phone, whether it is to read an e-book or browse the web. The front camera looks deep into your eyes and maintains a bright display for continued viewing pleasure. What a bright idea.
Smart alert
When you pick up your phone, wouldn’t it be nice if it let you know what has been happening since you’ve been gone? Samsung GALAXY S III knows you came back and gives you a brief vibrating nudge to inform you about missed calls and new messages. How thoughtful is that?
S Beam
Sharing your content with friends nearby should be easy, quick, and even fun. S Beam lets you bond instantly so you can transfer documents, contacts, pictures, music, videos, you name it. Just put the backs of your phones together, connect, share and enjoy.
AllShare Play
There’s another way to share content on various devices. It’s called AllShare Play, and it lets us work together through the magic of DLNA and Wi-Fi Direct, giving us remote access to documents and multimedia files when we work on a different screen somewhere else.
Buddy photo share
It couldn’t be easier to manage and share your photos. The phone recognizes faces and links those for you, using your group profiles for guidance. Now you’re once touch away from sharing with everyone instantly.
AllShare Cast
Wouldn’t it be nice to mirror your phone display onto a big screen wirelessly? Now you can. AllShare Cast lets you do it, and it’s perfect for gamers. After the game you are playing appears on the screen, you can even use your phone’s buttons as a controller with gestures. No wires, no fuss.
Wednesday, May 02, 2012
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