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Yeah right - it is hard enough to remember to back up your desktop, your laptop, your smartphone, and your tablet and now we want you to think about backing up your cloud-based e-mail account, too This may seem like a drag, but we are not being paranoid. Recently, 150,000 Gmail users were left in the dark when a glitch in Google's system deleted all of their e-mail messages and disabled their Gmail accounts. Sure, only 0.02 percent of Gmail's user base was affected, but that 0.02 percent was pretty ticked off, to say the least. Luckily, Google not only keeps multiple copies of user data in multiple data centers but it also keeps tape backups, and thus was able to restore the deleted e-mail within a week. The recent Gmail outage may have ended happily, but it still should be a wake-up call for anyone who relies too heavily on the cloud. The time to back up your Web-based e-mail is now. Gmail Google's Gmail gives you plenty of space - over 7.5GB of space - to store thousands of e-mail messages, but that doesn't mean you should put all of your e-mail eggs in one basket. Fortunately, you have a simple, free way to back up your Gmail account in one fell swoop: Gmail Backup. Gmail Backup works with both Windows and Linux. Here is how to back up your Gmail in just a few minutes: Download and install Gmail Backup The install is quick and painless, and leaves you with a Start menu shortcut and a desktop icon. Open Gmail Backup. Enter your full Gmail address and password and choose the backup folder to which you will save your messages. You can either use Gmail Backup's default folder or find/create your own folder by clicking Directory. Choose which messages to back up. You can back up only the newest e-mail messages, or you can back up all of your e-mail from a specific date range. If you want to back up all of the e-mail in your account, just select a 'Since date' from before you opened the account. Start the backup process by clicking the Backup button. The process can take a long time if you have a lot of messages, so you can run it in the background. If you are interested in watching the progress, though, Gmail Backup will keep a running log of the e-mail that it has backed up. You can also back up your account incrementally; in this procedure, Gmail Backup skips over messages that have already been downloaded into a particular folder. If something should happen to your Gmail account later on, you can restore your messages from the Gmail Backup utility. To do so, enter the address and password of the Gmail account you did like to restore the messages to and then choose the backup folder that houses the messages from the account you'd like to restore from. These dont have to be the same account. Gmail Backup backs up files in .EML format, which any desktop e-mail client can open. The only drawback of Gmail Backup is that it doesnt back up chat logs--Gmail treats chat logs as a different animal, and doesnt put them in the 'All Mail' folder, which is the folder that Gmail Backup scours. Hotmail Unfortunately, no "Hotmail Backup" exists for non-Gmail users. However, you can use a free application that's pretty easy to set up: MailStore Home. A Windows-only backup utility, MailStore Home lets you back up and restore both Web-based and desktop-based e-mail. Download and install MailStore Home. Open MailStore Home and click Archive e-mail. Choose POP3 Mailbox, and enter your e-mail address, the 'Host' (pop3.live.com), and your password. Set the 'Access via' drop-down menu to POP 3-SSL, and click Next. On the next screen, you can choose how to archive - namely, whether to delete your messages from the host server once the program has downloaded them. The default setting is that messages are never deleted, and you should leave it that way (after all, you're backing up your mail, not moving it). You dont need to change anything here, so click through and start backing your mailbox up. Sure, MailStore Home requires a little more setup than Gmail Backup's "enter your password and go" approach (you have to set up a POP3 account), but its a smooth and easy tool to use. Not only can you see your messages in the MailStore Home desktop client, but you can also back up your files to a CD, DVD, or USB drive. MailStore Home keeps your folders and labels intact, and can also run in increments (it skips over messages that it has already archived). Yahoo Mail Yahoo doesnt want you to back up your mail. How do I know this? Yahoo disables POP3 access to its free users-in order to use the POP3 feature, you must be a Yahoo Mail Plus member, which costs $20 a year. Unless you are a Yahoo Mail Plus member, utilities such as MailStore Home wont work. If you want it cheap, here is how to back up your Yahoo Mail without dropping that $20. Download and install Zimbra Desktop, which is a free desktop mail client that works with Yahoo Mail, Gmail, and Hotmail. Open Zimbra Desktop and click Add New Account. Select Yahoo from the drop-down menu and fill in the form (e-mail address, password, and so on). You can also choose to synchronize calendars, contacts and groups. Click Validate and Save and wait for Zimbra to synchronize - this may take a long time, and you wont have access to your account while Zimbra is synchronizing. Once Zimbra is synced up with your Yahoo Mail, click Launch Desktop and go to the Preferences tab. In the left menu, underneath your Yahoo account, click Import/Export. Under 'Export', make sure Account is checked, and then check the Advanced Settings box. If you dont want to sync everything, uncheck all of the boxes except for Mail and then click Export. You will get a zipped file (.TGZ), which you can open with WinRAR. All of your messages save in .EML files, which you can open with a desktop e-mail program (such as Outlook or Thunderbird). You can also import this zipped file into Zimbra Desktop, and your messages will be recovered; once your messages are restored to Zimbra Desktop, the utility will sync with the server, and your Yahoo Mail account will be back on its feet. Zimbra isnt as easy to use as Gmail Backup or MailStore Home are, but it is an effective way to back up your Yahoo Mail-for free. Zimbra Desktop retains folders and attachments, and can even "back up" your contacts and calendar. Courtesy : Sarah Jacobsson Purewal, PCWorld

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OK folks, the wait is OVER. A short unboxing photo shoot is finally here.... phew... First, is the BOX - Its quite SMALL, compared to my hand - The Box Contents (pretty frugal) - First Glimpse of the INCREDIBLE - All Contents revealed - Now without their clothes (lol) - The Phone - The Back - The top ports (Power, 3.5mm jack and Back Camera with dual flash) - The Side Volume buttons and Micro USB port - The RED As$ revealed - The beautiful charger - Some more close-ups - The Screen Guard revealed (a perfect fit) (optional accessory) - The Lock Screen, Home Screen, Clock Application - Various Scenes (Themes) - Friends Stream and Pinch to Zoom works great - The Clock and the Optical trackpad - Video to follow. Update:- As the EVO has been delayed to/beyond June, I shall be going in for Verizon Incredible... Launching 29th April... My order date around 7-10 May... Should be with me around 25th May... The Only difference I see between the EVO and Mr. Incredible is - - 4.3" Screen to its 3.7" (though both have same resolution of 800x480) and the 4.3 inch beast may become TOO cumbersome to handle... - HDMI Output in Evo vs Component Output to LCD TV via accessory cable on Incredible - 1GB internal memory in Evo compared to 8GB Internal gigs in Incredible - Additional 1.3Mp Front camera in Evo - 4G vs 3G (dont laugh... we are still awaiting 3G) - 170 gm EVO vs 130 gm Incredible - No Track Pad/Ball on Evo vs latest track pad on Incredible Comparative Scores by latest surveys - HTC INCREDIBLE 85/100 SPRINT HERO 81/100 BLACKBERRY 9700 77/100 APPLE iPHONE 3GS 83/100 HTC HD2 79/100 Comparison - EVO vs Nexus 1 vs Motorola Droid http://pinoytutorial...t-specs-review/ 1 step painless rooting and recovery instructions - here OFFICIAL 2.2 FROYO UPDATE PROCEDURE - here

Hi guys! Here is the complete tutorial about upgrading to 2.1.0 with flash enabled.(only for palm pre- and pre+).Sorry pixies! WEBOS 2.1.0 : There are three methods to install webos 2.1.0.The harder way and the easier way. 1.The harder way: Using cygwin and metadoctoring.Follow these steps. 2.The hard way: Using the simplified tutorial i posted here. 3.The easier way: USING A BYPASS ROM ! I believe this is the first 2.1.0 rom on internet!(If not,please correct me).Ofcourse many have updated to 2.1.0,but i dont know why none have made it to the w w w I made a Webos 2.1.0 bypass rom (i made it for my verizon pre+). Its working perfectly for verizon palm pres! (I request users to try it on sprint or AT&T devices and give feedback about it.I believe this would work on all devices) ****downoad it here! NOTE: Before you start to doctor, Dont forget to TURN OFF BACK UP and erase the backup in the backup app of palm pre.***ITS A MUST before you proceed to use this rom**** If this rom doesn't work for you,dont worry,its easy to create your own rom for your device using the first two methods. Enabling FLASH: After you are done upgrading to 2.1.0,its time to get flash. Here is the original tutorial. click here and scroll down to the flash tutorial part. And here is my simplified tutorial: THIS WORKS WITH ALL PREs IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR CARRIER. Prerequisites: You must have updated your pre to webos 2.1.0. STEPS: 1)Download both the Flash IPK file and patch file from here. 2)Extract both the files. 3)Copy the Flash IPK folder to your palm pre.(Copy to anywhere you remember) 4)Open Preware and go to INSTALL PACKAGE and browse to that Flash IPK File you copied earlier to your phone and install it.After it installs,do a LUNA RESTART.(Dont use quick install,its giving errors) 5)Then again in preware,install the PATCH file.Then Luna restart. 7)Now,test it.Open the browser on the pre and try going to palm.com which is listed in the bookmarks.You'll see the flash video about pre3,veer.Click on it and i will start streaming the video. Thats all folks! Flash Troubleshooting After adding Flash support, you may find that visiting any page with the browser will never completely load, and then automatically refresh in a loop. Solutions: 1)Disabling and the enabling Flash content in the browser preferences will fix this issue. 2)or Just uninstall the IPK file via preware.do a luna restart and reinstall it and do a luna restart again.This will mostly fix the reload issue. And WELCOME TO 2.1.0! Here are some screenshots of 2.1.0.

Hello I purchased Samsung Galaxy SL I9003 brand new from Ebay for 19190/- with one year India Warranty. The phone is a stripped down version of Samsung Galaxy S I9000, Major difference being S-LCD on I9003 instead of brilliant S-AMOLED on I9000. The new one comes with 1650mAmp battery, 4GB internal memory (I9000 came with 8/16 GB Internal Storage), and a slot for MicroSD card (Card is not provided with the box) Though I new everything before going ahead with the purchase, as i thought it as a good value for money, once I started using it i am not completely satisfied. Samsung has divided the internal memory into two parts, 2Gb for Internal Phone storage and the other 2Gb as Internal SD card. I have 8Gb external SD card as well installed on the device The internal SD card directory is mnt/sdcard, The External SD card directory is mnt/sdcard/external_sd Now when I download and application and decide it to move to SD card, it by default moves to mnt/sdcard (which is timid 2gb internal SD), leaving my external SD useless. Though i can select External SD as default storage for Image and videos taken by the camera. But most applications and there files are always on Internal SD. Apart from that, even though the battery is 1650 mAmp, it drains out pretty fast on moderate use. Since my DROID X gives me almost 24 hours of battery life with wifi continuously on, samsung i9003 managed to last only for 12-13 hours. Though I am getting much better battery life after doing a factory reset and charging the device to full once. But having said all that, i think its very good value for money. In just 19000/- bucks its a top end smart phone and pretty fast as well. About Touchwiz UI 3.0, I absolutely HATE IT! I am on launcher pro, and i am loving it. Though the phone has not been rooted yet, i was wondering if the same file would work as in samsung galaxy S I9000, but I am not willing to be the first one to try out. Camera is good, 720 p recording is great as well. But I cant stop comparing it with my Droid X. Samsung is way far behind in matching the image quality and videos/audio quality of droid X in HD video recording. Droid X is a workhorse, its like Yamaha and I9003 is like Splendor (no offence) Wait for couple of months and hopefully the price will drop to 17-18 k!! lol All in all! Nothing could beat this phone at this price tag!! Company Link http://in.samsungmobile.com/mobile-phones/samsung-galaxy-s-lcd-4gb

Sourc: Telecomtalk This makes MTS very affordable EVDO/3G operator among all operator. This also make big hole to newest entrant, who was happy with ARPU of Rs600 from atlest data customer. otherwise MTS hardlt have any customer whoes voice+sms+mobie data usage exceeds Rs500. This also kick off real competition among CDMA vs 3G player.

I have sent mail on 17th feb to Dot and Trai copies to Relinace cc,nodal officer, appellite authority and aircel CC, nodal officer and appellite authority. I have recieved reply from Rcom mentioning that operator has rejected my request and reply from Aircel mentioning that they didnot recieved any mnp request. I have send all the copies again on 19th feb to Trai, Dot and all mails id of operators but till now no reply from operators. From Trai there is no reply for previous mails and second mail also Recieved call from nodal officers of Rcom and Aircel on 23rd of Feb Aircel nodal officer asked me wether i want to portout , I said yes .He has told he will coordiate with nodal officer of Rcom if they can activate on their network.After taking confirmatory mail from Rcom , he deactivated completley on 24th evening Rcom nodal officer called me again on 24th and 25th and confirmed every thing is clear they activate incoming also on their network(outgoing is already active). From then to till now i am follwoing up with Rcom nodal officer and other people MNP dept.There is no progress.They are saying there is no problem, but no incoming. on 3rd march again I sent mail to all including Trai and dot . Nobody responded. only got mail from DOT saying " kindly lodge your complain on www.pgportal.gov.in. Yesterday logded complain on www.pgportal.gov.in to DOT .Showing status as greivance recieved. Waiting something to happen There is no incoming on my number from 24th feb to till now Finall incoming is activated yesterday After loDging complain on www.pgportal.gov.in also there is no effect. I was talking to Aircel nodal officer and Reliance nodal officer daily. FINALLY MY NUMBER GOT INCOMING ACTIVATED YESTERDAY AFTER 48 DAYS

Hi I have all the complete episodes of our great epic MAHABHARAT.. Those who need it, I can send them in DVD or CD, just have to pay for courier charges only. a small offtopic (Also I will try to get other epics, So If u need any other epic, please PM me.)

Is it fully functional with Reliance??