Google stands beside the victims of cyclone in Myanmar

Thursday, May 8th, 2008 | Google with No Comments »

A short line below the search box:

Support victims of the cyclone in Myanmar (Burma).

That’s how Google supports cyclone victims in Myanmar. Donations are being sent to UNICEF and Direct Relief International. You can send your donation to any or both of the organization. However, you need to use Google Checkout for this.

That’s like Google.

However, to help cyclone victims, we all can participate in this donation program.

Cyclone claims thousands of lives in Myanmar

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 | news with No Comments »

The situation is really bad in Myanmar. U.S. Envoy has suspected that death can cross 1,00,000. The cyclone was developed in Bay of Bengal and it could come to devastate India too. The thought of such a killer cyclone make us panic-stricken; then just think how painful it can be to those who are experiencing this.

Why cyclones are so devastating these days? We have not forgotten the hurricanes that hit New Orleans, Louisiana, US in 2005. It is the time to raise the fingers towards ourselves. Is Global Warming the cause behind all such overwhelming incidents? Sooner we start thinking the better.

OS2i launches Internet Recruitment Training Program

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 | Internet, news with No Comments »

OS2i, an India based Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) company has recently launched Internet Recruitment Training Program to make online staffing process simpler and effective as well.

With the advent of Internet and latest improvements of web technologies, the world is now webby than ever. Employers and recruiters have started using Internet and online resources when it comes to recruit eligible candidates. However, it is quite difficult to find the right person from the endless online database of job seekers.

The training program introduced by OS2i is likely to solve this problem. With “never-seen-before methodologies, techniques and strategies”, this training program helps recruiters target 10 times more resumes. The course includes:

  • Essential skills of online candidate search
  • Networking to source “hard to find” candidates
  • Writing and developing ‘killer’ adverts
  • Key communication techniques
  • Detailed guidance on analysis of roles and application of relevant sourcing methods

This Internet Recruitment Training Program aims to help recruiters find suitable candidates faster and reach out to the most unexpected places to catch qualified individuals.

For more information about Internet Recruitment Training and other services offered by OS2i, please visit www.os2i.com.

Announcement: W3Guru Starts Free SEO Consultancy

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008 | Press Room, SEO with No Comments »

W3Guru India is pleased to offer Free SEO Consultancy from now on. Our objective is to spread internet awareness and SEO knowledge among the webmasters and online businessmen of India. However, anybody from anywhere can request for Free SEO Consultancy.

A Message To The Readers

Monday, March 31st, 2008 | Internet with No Comments »

Due to some unexpected hosting problem, we could not publish any news items in last couple of days. The bad days are over. W3Guru India is active again and will continue to bring out lot of exciting information as it has done in past.

Bookmark this blog, Subscribe to the feed, add it to Google Reader and do whatever you can to stay tuned!

The PolyCola

Saturday, January 5th, 2008 | Internet with No Comments »

Google and Yahoo! – the two biggies in the www, are widely used for information searching, image searching, video searching and; eventually, they have become part of our life.

Now, nothing is perfect in this world, so are the search engines. Google and Yahoo! use different search algorithm while both of them employ text based searching techniques. The algorithms are not flawless – sometimes the results displayed by Google look good and sometimes that of Yahoo! looks more relevant.

What if Google and Yahoo! tie up for us? Well, that’s not possible, but Arbel Hakopian has created something very close to that concept. Arbel has developed PolyCola – an engine that can peek inside various search engines simultaneously and displays the results on a single page using different frames.

Using PolyCola, researchers and surfers can look at any two search engines at a time. Users can instruct PolyCola which search engines should be considered to retrieve results. “Thirsty for information? Mix your search here!” - that’s what PolyCola is all about.

PolyCola was known as GahooYoogle.com earlier. However, due to some legal issues the product has been redefined as PolyCola with enhanced features and functionalities. Why don’t you try it to know more?

Merry Christmas

Tuesday, December 25th, 2007 | Others with No Comments »

Christmas

Wish you all happy Christmas from W3guru India. Enjoy

Share your Gmail Stories

Sunday, December 23rd, 2007 | Gmail, Google, Uncategorized with No Comments »

Get some time out of your Christmas shopping and New Year party planning and shoot a small video about your approach to Gmail. Then upload it to YouTube before December 31, 2007.

Gmail team will pick up some good entries and showcase them.Those who are ‘camera shy’, may email their stories to Google. Do you have any story to share? It’s time to tell Your Gmail Stories!

Google continues to make Gmail more exciting

Saturday, December 22nd, 2007 | AOL, Gmail, Google with No Comments »

Gmail: Email from Google has introduced lots of exciting features. Despite of Gtalk: Instant Messenger from Google, Google has enhanced the chatting option that comes with Gmail.

Group Chat: Users can not talk to more than one friend in a single message window. There is a new Option in the Gmail Chat window now that allows users to add friends for Group Chatting.

Plenty of Emoticons: Certain keyboard combinations create different faces and symbols to convey specific emotions.

AIM: AOL Instant Messenger friend list can be integrated with Gmail Chat; Gmail users can talk to their AIM friends right inside the Gmail Chat.

Colored Labels: This feature is to set different colors to the Labels. A color swatch appears beside the Labels; users can pick a suitable color for each of the Labels so that they can be distinguished inside the Inbox.

As always, all the new Gmail features are listed under the “What’s new on Gmail?” section, take a look.

Google Sitelinks

Friday, December 7th, 2007 | Google, Internet with No Comments »

Now Google will show more sitelinks in the search results, so that the visitors can go directly to the useful pages of that top site. Google announced that it is becoming very popular to the visitors and for this reason they have decided to show eight sitelinks instead or four. They have changed their algorithms to fulfill this purpose. According to Google, eight sitelinks will give a good overview of that particular top site’s content and will also help the visitors to access more topic or areas of the top site.

For more info you can visit the Official Google Blog.