March 9th, 2010
Ever wish that there wouldn’t be a need of emailing a peer multiple times just so that he or she can see the revision? Well, the solution lies with DocVerse. Like the Google Docs, DocVerse allows two or more people to share and edit their documents in real-time. In fact, it supports 3 Microsoft Office documents which are the Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents.
One of the key features of DocVerse is the plug-in for Microsoft Office. Users can continue using their Microsoft Office applications to do their work and it will still be synchronized with the people that are meant to view and edit files.
In addition to that, people that the documents are shared with can also give out their comments. Discussions can also take place at the sidebar of any of the Microsoft Office applications. It works like an instant messenger but with productivity involved.
An activity stream and version history is also available so that users can keep track of what is currently happening once they are back online. This also means that the people who are offline will not miss any important information.
DocVerse has been acquired by Google recently so there aren’t any new pricing structures as well as new plugin downloads available so far. However, this will soon change. Keep checking the website for updates.
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March 8th, 2010
Sometimes, finding the right information on search engines can be a daunting task especially when the user has to siphon through a lot of useless articles before getting to the right one. Most of the time, search engine results on pages 3 and above are often irrelevant. Therefore, the user has to search using another keyword repeatedly.
Alltop on the other hand gives a lot of relevant articles about a particular topic in its massive directory. What it does is that it gets feed from websites all around the World Wide Web and displays them in a list. There are a lot of topics covered from work to sports.
Webmasters can also submit their website to Alltop. However, they must make sure that their website has little to no duplicate content and is updated regularly as well. Submission to Alltop is free and most often than not, it can provide the website with a lot of traffic as well.
In short, Alltop can provide the user with a lot of information about a particular topic. Not only that, writers can also check on Alltop for new things to talk about. Most of the links in Alltop are some of the freshest contents on the Internet so it is worth checking them out as well.
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March 6th, 2010
Have any technical problems that need to be solved? Some of them don’t require a technical person to do it and with proper help, people can do it on their own. The Internet offers a lot of information but this particular website will definitely give help from experts and amateurs alike. FixYa is a website for people wanting to ask about some of the technical problems that they may have.
Currently, the community inside the website has solved more than 2 million problems from users worldwide. Users can ask questions regarding a product of a certain brand or in one of the many categories available on the website. An example of a category would be Cellular Phones while a good example of a brand is Nokia.
In addition to that, there is also a How-To as well as a Tips section available on the website. These are submitted by various members inside the FixYa community. Users can also search Manuals as well as Guides on the website as well.
Whether it is to help others or to find out a good solution to a problem, FixYa can be a great place to start. Most of the answers given are highly relevant so it isn’t another website that gives false advice or tips about technical problems.
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Ever wish that there wouldn’t be a need of emailing a peer multiple times just so that he or she can see the revision? Well, the solution lies with DocVerse. Like the Google Docs, DocVerse allows two or more people to share and edit their documents in real-time. In fact, it supports 3 Microsoft Office documents which are the Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents.