Archive for the ‘Integration’ Category

Google Chrome, Google’s official web browser came up with a lots of hope and expectations to grab a decent market share. Google chrome is light, fast, easy to operate but one of many drawbacks of this web browser is that you can’t expect to use addons. Recently Google upgraded and released Chrome’s newer version, but addon feature is still missing. So, if you want to use any third party scripts or addons, you must get them installed on your computer separately to work along with Chrome. Since we all were missing GreaseMoneky feature on Chrome, we can use a third party tool called Greasemetal. Greasemetal will allow us to use GreaseMoneky scripts on Google Chrome. Read the rest of this entry »

Earlier I wrote a post on Orkut birthday reminder and Google calender integration. Now here is an another trick to get your Orkut friends birthday reminder alerts directly on your mobile phone. You will get automatic SMS reminders about your friends upcoming birthday on your mobile for free! Now, don’t miss a single friend’s birthday, after all it comes once in a year! Read the rest of this entry »

There are Orkut users who has Yahoo, Rediff, Hotmail, Sify or any other email service provider’s account associated with their Orkut profile. There is nothing wrong in that since Orkut allows to get registered with any existing email address. But since there are some services on Orkut like Gtalk chat that needs a Google account. If you don’t have a Google account, you can’t even think of using chat on Orkut as of now. But you can link your existing Orkut profile with a Google account and take advantage of few Orkut features. Read the rest of this entry »

Orkut Birthday Reminder displays a list of your upcoming friends birthdays. This Orkut feature is just to remind you to wish your friend on his/her birthday. Likewise Google calender keeps the record of all your important events and reminds you about those events according to your settings. But now you can integrate Orkut birthday Reminder with Google calender. Let’s know how to do this. Read the rest of this entry »