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28 June, 2015

URL to PDF/JPG/PNG/HTML Online Converter - Free by Digitzz

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Convert URL to PDF Online and Free
Turn your web pages into PDF with a single click. Use this "URL to PDF" online conversion tool to convert and save web pages as PDFs for storing, sharing, printing, and otherwise manipulating important web content. Just copy and paste the URL of the page you want to save and click button.

This App lets you quickly and easily convert any URL into a PDF format without any hassle. Just enter your URL and get a converted PDF file.

Read more for link.

28 June, 2013

Book Train Ticket by SMS or USSD without Internet

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Book Train Ticket by SMS or USSD without Internet
Now Book your train tickets using Mobile Phone, anywhere and anytime WITHOUT using Internet connection. Train passengers will be able to use their mobile phones to book tickets through a simple text-messaging-based-SMS facility or a menu-based dialling service–USSD service. Currently, only registered IRCTC users can use these services.

16 June, 2013

Train Ticket Refund Calculator v1.0 by Digitzz

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Train Ticket Refund Calculator v1.0 by Digitzz

Once I postponed my train journey and cancelled my confirmed ticket. I got my refund money after deducting some cancellation charges from the ticket fare but the charges deducted was more than expected. I sent email to IRCTC to get the details of deduction charges and how they deduct cancellation charges. I realized that if we could know that how IRCTC deduct the charges from fare, it will help us to save our money.

08 October, 2012

Convert URL or RSS to Video Clip

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In this post you will be able to convert your URL or RSS feed into video clip.

02 September, 2012

How to start a free internet radio in just 15 steps

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If you ever wished to run a own Internet radio station then here you will find that how you can do it right here right now absolutely FREE.

Yes ! you heard right. Now you can start your own Internet radio station free.

Now you will ask HOW?

So here are 15 steps to follow to become an owner of FREE Internet radio station.

1. First go to www.listen2myradio.com and sign up for free radio account. After signing in click on “press here to install: here”.

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2. Now set your broadcaster and admin password. Give title to your radio, write some text about your radio.

At last give URL to your radio station. for e.g. digitzz.listen2myradio.com

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3. If URL will be free then you will see the below screen. Click on “PRESS HERE”.

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4. Choose server on which you want to run your radio. Best server are UK and US servers to choose.

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After 60 seconds click on Radio details.

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After that your radio details will be displayed.

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5. Now go to www.winamp.com and download a free standard edition of Winamp media player v5.63 (English, Size: 11 MB).

Install it with default setting and choose skin.

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6. Now go to www.shoutcast.com and click on “Broadcast now” and scroll to bottom and download “SHOUTcast DSP Plug-In for Winamp”.

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7. Go to “Options” menu and then click “Preferences…” or simply press Ctrl + P.

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Scroll in left column and at bottom click on DSP/Effect option. Now choose “SHOUTcast source DSP plugin”.

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8. A broadcaster software setting window will open like below. click on output tab. here you will find IP, Port fields to fill in.

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9. Now go back to your radio page to get setting details. scroll to bottom until you find IP and port details. (These settings are very important so please be careful while filling these details.

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10. Now fill IP address in “Output –> Connection –>” Address field.

Now fill Port details in “Output –> Connection –>” Port field.

Type your user ID and password in respective field. (Password shown on stream details page)

Click on check box of “Use Shoutcast v1 mode (for legacy server)

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11. Now switch to yellow page tab and fill in your Description of Radio.

Now URL of radio (e.g. digitzz.listen2myradio.com)
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12. Now go to “Encoder” tab and choose type “MP3 Encoder” and setting “128 kbps, 44.100khz, Stereo".

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13. Now go to stream page and click on “Turn ON/OFF”. Refresh the page.

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14. Now run your song in winamp and click on connect. it will show some bytes are being sent. its means its working fine.

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15. Now go to your radio page in browser (e.g. http://digitzz.listen2myradio.com)

You can also watch video tutorial below.
Vdemo:



26 August, 2012

Facebook unfriend finder-Know which friend has unfriended you

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Facebook never allowed any apps which will give you unhappy news from your friends. But yet you want to know that which friend has unfriended you and no more interested in you then you can find NOW.

Whenever your friend unfriends you from their friend list, it doesn't show any notification in your profile that you have been unfriended by someone.


So here is the trick. Let's find out HOW.


This trick works only with Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Greasemonkey.


Step 1: Go to www.socialfixer.com




Step 2: Click on any browser where you want it to install.



Step 3: Now login to you facebook account.


Step 4: In the right hand bar it will show a portion "Friend tracker". here you will find a name of friend who have unfriended you.













But sometimes it's best not to know.




23 August, 2012

How to make the best use of social media @ work

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Social Media-Digizz

Social media is a strange animal. Everybody we know is on it; everyone thinks everyone else except they waste a lot of time on it; and everyone has their own opinions as to how one should carry oneself out there. Some people want to be the ideal employee; others go to great lengths to hide their connections with their company. But all of us may agree on a couple of basic facts:

a) Social media is here to stay, and

b) We’re doing more harm than good, as individuals or as an organisation, if we ignore social media.

The question here, then, is how do we make good use of an opportunity? Let’s step back for a moment, shed the being employee skin from ourselves, and look at ourselves as people. Individuals with jobs, with families, with friends, classmates, and colleagues.

Human beings with our own emotions, ambitions, achievements and egos. With the same urge to communicate, the same urge to share, the same urge to learn – either as individuals or groups of people. All 2,50,000 (and counting) of us are part of the rest of the world, and we are beginning to live a substantial part of our lives online.

The trick is to balance this out—utilize it, yet not be consumed by it. It calls for some amount of discipline and thought, but generally, for the most part—it’s fun.
So, if you haven’t started your journey, what are you waiting for?
Let’s see what are the “social media essentials”?

a) A LinkedIn profile: As of last count, 1,33,000 of us are on LinkedIn.com. If you don’t have a LinkedIn profile, it may be good to build one, and this is usually a good starting point for your personal online presence. A few tips:


  • Be cognizant of the information you share as part of your profile. Avoid client names and details, and details of your project. Emphasize your expertise by citing your domain knowledge, skill sets, attributes and years, but refrain from anything that could divulge details of your clients or your projects.
  • Be factually correct and honest in your profile. Don’t add qualifications or experiences that you cannot quantify. Remember Scott Thompson, the ex-CEO of Yahoo? It’s tempting to write that fancy job title or fake a certificate or two, but remember, if you lose your integrity online, it’s pretty much irretrievable
  • Connect with other employees of your organisation you know on LinkedIn, and follow the company page, if any, to get updates about recent happenings.
  • Feel free to share news and knowledge links that are published on our company page, among your network.
  • Avoid using direct company name in your name and company logos or branding on your individual display picture (DP) or if you are running a group, ensure that you don’t use official branding things.
  • Besides news and updates from the company website, it may be a good idea to share links of professional and business interest on your LinkedIn profile.

b) A blog: Blogging is a bit like school—very easy to get into (your parents took all the trouble—you just had to go there!), but very tough to sustain and get out of. It takes a few minutes to set up your own blog, but it takes several hours a week to maintain it, keep it relevant, and build it. It’s not easy and isn’t for everyone.

But if you are an expert in your area, and have knowledge to share, it is one of the most fulfilling pursuits that you can do entirely online. A blog may not be related to your subject of professional expertise at all—you could well write a blog on your hobbies and interests. The important thing is to be passionate about it.

There are many free blogging platforms available— you could choose between WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, Posterous and others. If you are blogging on areas closely related to organisations’ business interests, ensure that you disclose your organisation association, and have a suitable disclaimer.

Some pro-tips:

a. Prepare well – decide clearly what your subject would be, and more importantly, what you would not be writing about. Create a calendar, if possible. Analyze various blogging platforms—look at the themes available, try them out and chose what fits your subject. Study other bloggers and if possible, interact with them.

b. Research your topic well and be original in your content - particularly if you are blogging about areas of professional interest. It pays to say less and be original and interesting, rather than to say more and be meaningless.

c. Do not succumb to the SEO + adwords trap - there are quite a large number of bloggers who churn out garbage to ensure that their blogs are found by users who search for particular keywords and then gain income by adwords. This is called content farming. Your reputation erodes rapidly and you could even be blacklisted by search engines.

d. When you are talking of areas which are of professional interest, closely related to your work at your organisation, ensure that you do not reveal any confidential or business data related to the company or its clients.

e. Do not write disparagingly about our competitors. Try to be neutral, and subject-oriented.

f. Invest time in networking with bloggers of common interest. Comment on their blog posts, invite them to yours. Use a Twitter handle, a Facebook, LinkedIn or Google+ profile to communicate new updates to your social network.

g. Be conscious of copyright and IP related rules and guidelines. Always give a link and name your sources/ references.

h. Be patient. The benefits of blogging are best seen after years.

c) A Facebook profile: Most of us are already on Facebook. A lot of us use Facebook as one of the methods to keep in touch with classmates, family and friends, and sometimes our colleagues at work. Our activity there is usually leisurely—we post pictures, fun status updates, have conversations and comments on our friends’ activities, share links and more. It’s a great place to spend your free time. There are privacy concerns, but there are enough safeguards—you are only as safe or unsafe as the information you share online.

While having all this fun and a good time, a few basic tips in etiquette out there:

  • While posting pictures, ensure that you don’t tread on anyone else’s right to privacy. If you are taking a group picture or a party picture, it is best to k eep others informed that you’re likely to post these on Facebook. It’s a good habit, which keeps you out of trouble.
  • Ensure that you don’t post embarrassing pictures of others. While you may find some situations funny, others may not have your sense of humor.
  • Don’t post any copyright material anywhere online, and most definitely not on Facebook. What’s the fun in that? The real thrill is in being original and owning all the likes, oohs and aahs that you may get from your friends.

d) Twitter account: The social network that is often credited with enabling revolutions—the Arab Spring, for example—forcing governments to repeal laws—the SOPA and ACTA laws in the US—is however, used and populated by a fraction of the crowd that Facebook attracts. Twitter is also the favourite of many brands and organisations—the crisp 140 character format enables participants to spread messages effortlessly and helps in customer service management, broadcasting of messages and engaging with target audience.

It is also the network scientists delight in, as it often resembles real-life human web of information—it predicted the Haiti Cholera outbreak a few days before it actually happened. The nature of Twitter also allows it to be used as a barometer for public reaction to messaging, either by corporate, or by celebrities or governments.

Die-hard Twitter enthusiasts will swear by it—it’s a fun place to be and there’s rarely a dull moment. There’s a lot of randomness and serendipity since you are more likely to meet new friends on Twitter than on Facebook or even LinkedIn, where you connect with those you anyway know already.

If you are inclined to plunging in, do so. Some tricks to maximize the benefits
of Twitter:

  • Like it is expected in all human interaction, be polite, courteous and tolerant of others’ views and opinions.
  • Avoid badmouthing any person or organisation on Twitter, including your own, and also your competitors.
  • Seek out people with whom you have common interests, follow them, interact with them and be of mutual help. There are quite a lot of technical and domain-related experts you can find on Twitter. It’s one of the few places where you could talk to a head of state, a film celebrity, and a tech geek in practically the same minute.
  • If you are an expert in a particular domain, related to technology, business or just a hobby, Twitter is one of the best places to “be found”. Work out a plan, be consistent with your tweets, be interactive, learn the game—and substantially enhance your online profile.

Besides these “foundation” social media networks, there are quite a few others which may be less generic and more interest-oriented, such as Flickr, for photo-sharing, YouTube for videos, Quora, for a Q&A-based networking. There’s also Google+, which has shown a growth spurt in the recent months. It seems to be a fairly hot space for the tech blogger and the tech journalist.

There’s a world out there, waiting to
be explored. Go on, live, and love your online life.


21 August, 2012

Find who stole your website content without your permission

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If you want to know where your website content copied without your knowledge then this site surly help you out.

Go to http://www.copyscape.com/  and put the URL of page where your original content is written. 


if your content being copied then it will show the amount of text which have been copied and link of that page or website.



Go and check who is involve in copyrights infringement.


Pl comment.

20 August, 2012

Real time content editing with multiple user at sametime

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Sync.in is a free real time word processor, where multiple user can edit a document simultaneously. Changes made reflects instantly.

If you want to invite other people to edit the document same time then just click the Share button or invite. A secured link will be provided to you to share with people. You can mail it or share it on social media.

You can also chat with the people you invited.

You can save document changes as revision and restore it any time.

If you want to export it you may export it as HTML, Plain Text and Bookmark.

With the time slider you can also see the progress of editing at different time.

What you think, Pl give you comment after using it.


19 August, 2012

Live Train Platform Enquiry and Current Reservation Status for all Delhi Stations

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Live train platform enquiry Delhi

If you are going for a train journey then surely after reaching at station entrance you will look for the platform number at notice board for your train which is coming or going to depart from. What if you already know before reaching station that at so and so platform your train will come. i can see smile on your face.


Train running information live !

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Simran.in Real time train running info
www.simran.in


[WEBSITE DISCONTINUED] by concerned authority.


Some days ago i found a very useful site name www.simran.in

Hey ! its not a name of a beautiful lady who is running her website.


It is very useful site which provide real time train running info of selected Indian trains.

Presently this service is available on Pilot/Trial Basis for selected trains(12001, 12002, 12003, 12004, 12005, 12006, 12011, 12012, 12013, 12014, 12017, 12018, 12033, 12034, 12235, 12236, 12423, 12424, 12435, 12436, 22423, 22424, 12301, 12302, 12305, 12306, 12313, 12314, 12431, 12432, 12951, 12952, 12953, 12954, 12259, 12260) only.


> Its shows following stats:
  • Train Number
  • Train Name + [ Train start date ]
  • Next Stop + [ Kms. to run to reach this stop ]
  • Train Status: RD:Route Diversion | RT:Right Time | DR:Destination Reached | DT:Departure Time | LT:Late Time
  • Nearest Station + [ S: Standing at station | R:Reached station | A:Approaching station ]
  • Speed: Live speed of train in kmph
> Besides these if you will click on train no. then it will show to you list of all the stations which will come across during the whole journey with additional details of Cumulative distance(km), Distance(km), Station code, Station name, Arrival Time, Departure time, Passing time and days. Time is mentioned in 24 hours format like 1655 for 04:55 PM.

> More over if you will click on train then it will show you particular coach number and position from engine.It also show picture of the same arrangement.

> if you will click on next stop then it will show map of stoppage and current stop of train.

>You can get the information on your mobile phone also, Just SMS train number to 09415139139.

> This site is also available in 10 Indian languages like Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil etc.


> This site auto refresh every 01 min so you get real time information.


This site is part of Indian railways RTIS (Real time information system) jointly developed by IIT Kanpur and Indian Railways.


So go to www.simran.in and get the real time information.

13 August, 2012

Now access facebook on any mobile by dialing *325# or *fbk#. No need of internet, GPRS, 3G, WiFi

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Now access facebook on any mobile by dialing *325# or *fbk#. No need of internet, GPRS, 3G, WiFi.

In todays world facebook become an integral part of social life of you. You spend long time on facebook doing status updates, comments, Wall post. 

Now all these things you can do without the internet, GPRS, 3G, WiFi connection via USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Services Data) code technology on any Mobile. 

All you need is 

1. Mobile Handset 
2. Active SIM 

Dial *325# or *fbk# from any mobile and you will get an Welcome message.

First Regsiter yourself by giving your email id (e.g. xyz at gmail.com)
Then put in your password.
Choose option according to your requirement.

Thansk !

11 August, 2012

Make online money from Facebook and Twitter account

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Earn Money from Facebook and Twitter account

"Make Money Online With Facebook" sounds funny but its true. Now you can make some money from your twitter and Facebook account. 

When i was searching some ideas for online money making, i gone through FanSlave. With the help of this site  Facebook users can make out some money from their own Facebook Account. you need to just click on "Like" button of Fanslave's created pages on Facebook and they will credit your account with points (cash is the half of your credits points) for that, Isn't it nice?


Just follow the steps Given Below :

  •  Register at FanSlave and connect your Facebook and Twitter Account with it.
  •  You  will see list of pages with amount of credit points, Start to "Like" the fanpages and follow on Twitter.
  •  You will get credits accordingly (cash is the half of your credits)
  •  When you will 15.00 EUR, you can apply for payment via paypal or alertpay.

Note : It will take much time to earn money by just liking the fan pages, You need to refer friends with your own special referral link given and you can see the flow of money in your account. But you need to refer real and long lasting friends, and don't try to cheat them.

So Sign up NOW...

Free online tools and utilities available on internet

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a.     Calculator
i.    EMI calculator http://emicalculator.net/
ii.    Loan Affordability Calculator http://emicalculator.net/loan-affordability-calculator
iii.    Retirement calculator http://retirementcalculator.net/
iv.    Retirement income calculator http://retirementcalculator.net/retirement-income-calculator/
v.    Scientific calculator http://web2.0calc.com/

b.    Currency exchange rate

i.    http://www.x-rates.com/
ii.    www.xe.com

c.     Unit conversions http://www.unitconversion.org/


d.    Online conversion http://www.online-convert.com/


e.     Free Full featured photo editing tool http://www.sumopaint.com/start/  

         
f.     Text2image – Create image from your desired text http://www.text-image.com/convert/

g.    Create funky images http://www.interactimage.com/


10 August, 2012

Translate anything with Google text-to-speech service

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Translation: just change the URL to whatever you want it to say and you’ll get back a MP3 file.

Example: copy the URL 

http://translate.google.com/translate_tts?q=I+love+digitzz

Just change I Love Digitzz with your word.
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