Greasemonkey scripts let you improve your web experience by adding additional functionalities for any kind of website. And our favorite video site, YouTube is not an exception. In total, hundreds of YouTube scripts are available but there are some, which every video lover should install like the script to search only high quality 720 pixels [...]

Google’s charismatic fade-in effect or flash animation in its homepage is not received very well among various users. With this effect, whenever you open Google, only the logo, search box and buttons are shown until you move mouse. As soon as there is movement in mouse cursor, other options “fade-in” creating a nice visual effect [...]

Google India is celebrating 60th Republic Day with a logo decorated with colors of Indian Flag. On this day constitution of India came into force replacing the Government of India Act 1935. [wiki]

Hearty wishes to all Indians on 60th Republic Day.
Check out these video songs featuring Incredible Indians who have contributed to the growth of [...]

Now since every modern browser is supporting HTML5, YouTube has started to deliver experimental videos with HTML5 player. Speciality of HTML5 player is that you won’t need any adobe flash player plugin to view these videos. Let us look at some of pros and cons of HTML5 Videos:

Pros with HTML5 videos:

The biggest advantage is that [...]

iGoogle chat is very annoying especially if you have Gmail chat open or running a separate Gtalk application because it shows duplicate chat messages. In addition, it takes lots of time to load and makes page slow. iGoogle makes a great home page, all information in a single place but chatting makes it messy and [...]

Very often, we receive files as Gmail attachment and presuming that Gmail never runs out of space, we never download these attachments. But as time follows, it becomes difficult to keep up with millions of attachment and searching these files becomes nightmare.
The biggest mistake we make here is, assuming Gmail as online file storage [...]

Google wave is a great tool for communication and collaboration. But unfortunately, new users couldn’t find enough friends or contacts to test and enjoy all the wave features. For this purpose, Google has introduced Public waves where everyone can participate and share his/her experiences.

Public Google waves are like open chat rooms where everyone can talk, [...]

Data Liberation Front is already doing a fantastic job of teaching about Google data backup and now they are distributing free stickers to all who want to become their cooperative member. Unfortunately, Google will send these stickers within US only. (Sorry, my Indian mates)

All you have to do is to send a self-addresses stamped envelope [...]

Google plans to ship its smart phone Nexus One all across the world except in India. However, Indian customers can still purchase Nexus One from 20north.com for Rs. 33,241 as reported by Sree from teck.in.

This high profile smart phone is available for $529 (roughly Rs 24,500 in INR) but Indian customer’s have also to [...]

MailBrowser is a Gmail plug-in which is ideal for people dealing regularly with attachments and unknown contacts. This plugin works with both Gmail and Google Apps account. You can also configure multiple accounts with this browser plugin. Unlike other plugins or addons available with Gmail, MailBrowser loads into your browser sidebar. And since it remains [...]

Google search suggestions can at times bring you shame by showing embarrassing results. Last time, we have talked about turning off these Google suggestions both permanently and temporarily. However, disabling them from search settings is login based and can be different for different users.
When we disable these suggestions, Google saves a cookie on your [...]

Gmail by default sorts mails by date and to group messages by sender, you will have to create a filter. However, there is another simple trick, which will group your mails from a particular person without creating a filter. All it takes is just two clicks to get your work done.
We have previously discussed how [...]