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How to Fax Online for Free? Flexi Fax

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

How to send Fax online? How to send fax in Gmail? Where to download free fax program? How to use Windows fax? Where to download Free Internet Fax Service?

Do you know we could send fax online, no software to download and no setup fee. Flexifax.com.my allow you to try their service for 3 free fax. Learn how to send free fax online with step by step guide below.

Flexi Fax Online

What you need to do is register a free account in Flexifax.com.my. They will send you an id with password. You can now fax online to anywhere without a fax machine.

Once login, click on Quick Fax. Put in your particular in the fax form below.

After click Send Fax Now, your fax will be sent to their fax server while waiting to send out. You will then receive a notification in Flexi Fax Usage report and email on Delivery status. (more…)

How Long You Didn’t Cleanup Gmail Mailbox?

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

I believe most of you don’t border mailbox size anymore ever since Gmail increase your mailbox size.

The question suddenly come into my mind, how much space do I have after years of emailing?

I receive emails everyday. Not junk mail. They including a daily backup of each domain, subscription email, guest blog request, advertisements request and business partner. I delete non of them in case need to refer in future.

How to Check Gmail Mailbox Size?

Very easy. Login to your Gmail, scroll to the bottom you’ll see current mailbox usage. I just utilize 30% of 7.6GB space, that is about 2.2GB. Still have 5.4GB to go!

How to Cleanup Gmail?

See my Inbox has 3000+ Unread emails! That’ huge amount of emails. I can say all of them are unused except the recent WordPress backup files.

Change the view to Unread, click Show more messages. Tick on the box top on to select all latest 50 messages.

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4 Tips for Choosing the Best Mobile Internet Plan

Saturday, December 31st, 2011

PS: This is a guest post, Contact me if you want to guest blog at AhTim.com and get free backlink.

The mobile space has been experiencing exponential success for years now, and the mobile phone is currently the most successful and most popular gadget I can think of. The cool thing right now is that a new trend is starting; which is that of most people starting to rely on their mobile phones completely. In fact, there is a survey stating that, in some countries, over 70% of internet users access the internet using their mobile phones alone. As someone who specializes in mobile internet plans, that looks stunning, and is a sign that more people should start designing their business to capitalize on mobile visitors.

[Photo by Brad Butner]

Consider Your Bandwidth Usage First

While it is natural to think that the first step to take when trying to choose a mobile ISP is to visit a mobile service provider and inquire about their services, it is probably the last step you should take. The first step you should take, instead, should be to consider your bandwidth usage; most people pay several times the amount they are supposed to pay for mobile internet access every month, and the reason for this is simple; they are paying for bandwidth they don’t need.

Make sure you accurately calculate the bandwidth you will be using each month, and then use it to determine which ISP plan you should go for. (more…)

How to Make Your Laptop More Secure?

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

If you’re a laptop user there is every probability you use it for very important tasks, and that you can’t afford to lose your laptop no matter what. I currently use my laptop for the majority of my day-to-day activities, and I can’t stand anything happening to it for a minute. As a result, based on a lot of research and personal experience, I have taken several measures to protect my laptop and ensure its stability.

In this article, I will be sharing the steps I take to protect my laptop computer so as to ensure I don’t lose my laptop or any of the files on it.

     [Photo by Guillermo Esteves]

Install a Laptop Tracking Application

The first step I take to protect my laptop is to install a tracking application on it. There are several things this tracking application does. The first thing it does is to register my computer details with an online server so I can still access my laptop when it is online. If my laptop is stolen suddenly I will be able to login to the laptop tracking application website on the internet to report my laptop as stolen, the website will then automatically activate the software tracking features, and tell me the location of the laptop. The laptop tracking application I use, Prey, has a lot more features that I love, and one such feature is that it can also use the Webcam of a laptop to take pictures of the person using it. That way, if someone decides to steal my laptop I will easily find out who the person is. (more…)

Macbook Memory Upgrade to 8GB RAM !

Thursday, May 5th, 2011

My 1½ year old Macbook running not as fast as before, because I’ve nearly 100 apps now! That is a lot ;) Don’t believe? Look at my desktop screen shot below.

I expect the number to be increase more since it is so easy to download software from App Store.

It is really not easy to run apps simultaneously with the basic 2GB memory that comes with Macbook. It slow down whole system performance when I run iPhoto, iMovie to edit movie with Safari open.

Upgrade 4GB or 8GB Memory ?

Not easy to decide 4GB or 8GB because Macbook officially support only 4GB stated at Apple website. But some Macbook users upgraded their Macbook to 8GB successfully.

After some research, Mac OS X (Snow Leopard in my case) actually running on 64-bit (including most built-in App) with 32-bit backward compatible. Theoretically, it should be able to support up to 16 EXABYTES memory! Yes, it’s true. Not 16GB but 16EB. (more…)