How to Create and Insert Table in WordPress Using HTML Code

There are many times when we need to present data or information in table format but finds it rather troublesome, especially when you’re using WordPress, where inserting table is not in the Visual Editor feature. Some of you might resort to creating a table and inserting it as JPEG photos. The problem is that Google is unable to “crawl” on those keywords inside any image format, thus rendering them unsearchable. To solve this, here’s a great yet simple tips on how to create tables in WordPress using HTML code, instead of installing any WordPress table plug-in.
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Which is The Best Webmail – Windows Live Hotmail, Gmail or Yahoo! Mail?

We believed that by now, anyone who has a personal computer, notebook or laptop will have used either one of these free webmail – Windows Live Hotmail, Gmail or Yahoo! Mail. For those who are still undecided on which is the best and free webmail to choose, here are the comparison.

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World Digital Library – A Free Internet Library

Are you interested in cultural knowledge? Now, there is a web based international library named World Digital Library, operated by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and United States Library of Congress which contains significant primary materials from countries and cultures around the world. It provides free resources for educators, scholars, and general audiences.
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Online Link Scan Helps To Identify Unsafe Webpages

Have you ever experienced receiving an unknown link from your friend via e-mail or online messenger with an attractive title? Have you ever thought that the link might not be sent by your friend? It most probably is sent by a hacker through your friend’s e-mail or messenger. However, most of us will click on the link without thinking twice and your computer will be affected by viruses, Trojan horse, spyware or malware. Scan the link first with Online Link Scan to prevent your computer from being attacked.
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Gmail Introduces Search AutoComplete

One more round of applause to those software engineers back in the Gmail Labs for introducing yet another great feature – Search AutoComplete. I’m not sure about others, but having utilizing more than half of the 7300Mb of storage in my Gmail currently, searching for emails and attachments can be a real hassle. Thanks to Search Auto Complete, now you can find the right emails among thousands of messages in a jiffy.

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Google Image Search Available In Android, iPhone and iPod Touch

Google has launched a new Image Search page for Android, iPhone and iPod Touch. These users can experience image searching right from their device browser just like how they access Google images on their computer. This service is, however, available in US, UK and Japan only.

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3-D Photo Prints By Snapily

Get your photo prints in 3-D. A start-up called Snapily has come up with the innovation of printing photos with lenticular printing technology to produce 3D cards, morph cards or flip cards. While family and friends have been used to seeing two-dimensional cards on photo-sharing sites such as Flickr and, a 3-D card will give them a pleasant surprise. A 3D card will simulate 3D effects and animated images without the need for users to put on special glasses. The morph card has an image that morphs into another when the card is moved while the flip card simulates a 3-D effect when an image in the card is turned over.

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A Cool Online Chinese Reader: Learn Chinese, Listen to This!

Do you like to learn how to speak pure Chinese? Now, you can learn it via an online Chinese reader. The reader can read a single word or a few sentences from any Chinese text. Users can also select either a male or female voice to be the Chinese pronunciation online-teacher.

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