We often don't realize how long we are spending time on internet it's very important for us to keep a track on the timing over which we stay online and brows internet..
Helpero.com brings a briliant solution, they posted a short and quick tutorial by which you can set up a small timer on your mozilla Firefox and it will count the time only when you are browsing and it will automatically stop when you will stop browsing..
Step 1 : First install the Firefox timer Tracking plugin from Here...
Step 2 : After you install the plugin a little timer will appear in the lower right-hand corner of your Firefox browser.
When You right click on the timer you will get a reset option which will reset the timer and an option that will take you to the other option page..
from the above option page you can select the type of tracking, or exclude some site on which you do not want to track the time and you can even track your idle time also...........
Source : helpero.com
Saturday, 5 January 2008
Track Your Internet Browsing Time....!
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Labels: internet, mozilla firefox, plugin
Wednesday, 26 December 2007
Increase The Range of your internal wireless adapter with Wi-Fire..!
Check out the all new electronics device for your PC and laptop, Its Wi-Fire.. Yes I said it's Wi-Fire not wi-Fi which is a compact, range-extending USB device that enables you to access a wireless Internet connection from up to 1,000 feet away--three times the range of your internal wireless adapter.Now you don't have to place yourself near a wi-fi router or in the direction of your wi-fi router to get a better internet connection, just get yourself a Wi-Fire and connect it to your pc or laptop usb port and turn it's Unidirectional antenna towards the wi-fi router and you will get best internet connection from it..
I think this is an ideal electronics computer device for people working online in office or in a large hall where they have to share some common wireless router.
This Product was made by hfield and it cost only $79 and it support Windows XP and Vista and on Mac OS X 10.3 and up, including Leopard. You can get your own hfield Wi-fire from here..
According to Helpero.com, they said that it has a mild disadvantages which is its size, i also agree with it that as compared to the small size computer hardware that is releasing in market day by day it is really big enough, but we could expect a smaller version of this from hField very soon....
Source : helpero.com, hField Technologies
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Gaurab Dutta
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Labels: internet, laptop, wi-fi, wireless router
