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Even if you don’t share you email address, you are always in target of potential spammers. Though the tendency is quite low while we talk based on Nepalese case scenario. But chained mail forwarding has become one of the consequences along with open Facebook profiles. Here are few ways to control the public exposure of your email address to control the number of unsolicited emails to your mailbox. [Read more...]
You might be using internet/web to SMS from various websites (we even have published a couple of articles on this), however many of these websites does not work when browsed from a mobile device. Now we can send an SMS without visiting any websites from mobile phone using an application – JaxtrSMS – free for both local and international mobiles.
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Whether you are a native Gmail user or Google Apps user, you might have noticed a series of changes in the Gmail interface. While some of the changes look awesome, some still looks stinky, like the cluttered way to show and hide chat list. We have managed to share you the top 10 things about gmail which you might not have known or not tried before. Enjoy these tips and tricks for your favorite email provider – Gmail. The beauty of Gmail lies in NOT adding its advert message in the signature line of your email messages – keep reading to explore useful tips and tricks of Gmail. [Read more...]
Google has finally has launched the 2-step verification authentication method for increasing the security of your Google Apps accounts which they initially released for Gmail services. Now that the famous 2-step verification is available for all editions of Google Apps for Apps users, once the domain administrator has enabled the feature in their Google Apps control panel. 
For those using Google Apps Standard Edition (free version) and not yet been able to get the 2-step verification, you can request for the service. First lets discuss, what is 2-step verification?
2-step verification is a security feature implemented by Google for its services which helps to protect the user’s Google account from unauthorized access, mean even if someone else who knows your account’s password. So, 2-step verification prevents (if not, tries to do so) password cracking, stealing or gesticulating by implementing verification codes.
