Google SMS Search

Google SMS Search – SMS Queries to 9773300000 and Get Instant Answers Google SMS Search is the service by Google mobile for Indian users which lets them to search Google via SMS. For this Google provides a 10 digit mobile number 9773300000 for Idian users. Text message your search query to 9-77-33-00000 and google will text message back your results. Google SMS services work on every phone that supports SMS text messaging. Google SMS Search will find answers for all your query. Now send all your queries to 9-77-33-00000 without paying any premium charges! SMS Search offers an easy-to-use way to type in free-form searches. No longer will your questions require complicated prefixes or a tight syntax.
Examples :
 1. To get PNR Status by SMS your PNR Number to 9773300000 – normal SMS charges only
 2. To get driving directions, enter ‘directions’ your start address then ‘to’ followed by your destination address (ex: directions Hyderabad to Tirupati).
 3. Syntax: TRAIN AVAIL TO ON 
 4. weather hyderabad 
 5. movies hyderabad
Result :
       * Skyfall 
             Prasads: Imax Screen 5:15 8:00 10:45pm 04023448880
              Tivoli  Cinema 5:15 8:00 10:45pm 04027846747 
 6. train fare 1018 Bangalore to Mumbai for SL 

 Read more >> http://www.google.co.in/mobile/sms/search/#sms-demo

Free Remote Access and Screen Sharing Tools

Free Remote Access Tools

Logmein.com offers a remote access service that's very similar to GotoMyPC. Although it may be a little confusing when perusing the Logmein website, the 'Logmein Free' option is what you want - not a free trial of the paid product. After filling out the form, just download and install the LogMeIn software on the PC or Mac computer you want to access. Then log into your LogMeIn Free account from another computer and click the icon corresponding to the computer you want to control. Just as with GotoMyPC, you'll have complete access to the remote desktop, files and applications just as if you were sitting in front of it.
I used GotoMyPC for over a year before I discovered Logmein Free. And now, several years later, I've found that LogMeIn does just about everything I need in a remote access tool. There's also a paid LogMeIn Pro option, which gives you additional features such as file transfer, remote sound (so you can hear what's coming from the remote speakers), and the ability to print remote files on your local computer.
Crossloop is a free screen-sharing tool that can connect two PC or Mac computers. Here's how it works: Both parties download and run the tiny Crossloop program, then the person who wants help clicks the Share tab, and send the access code to the helper. The helper clicks the Access tab, enters the code, and Crossloop ensures the right machines get connected to one another through the magic of the Internet. Crossloop just works, and doesn't require either party to muck with obscure firewall or router settings.
TeamViewer is another free, full-featured remote desktop program. You can control another computer that's connected to the Internet, or share files with a group of co-workers. TeamViewer works on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Apple, and Android devices. You can also initiate a remote desktop session over the Web without any downloads.
UltraVNC is designed specifically for tech support applications. It is a free, open-source program developed by people who do tech support for a living, so it has numerous bells and whistles designed for such work. No host software is required with the SingleClick addon. Text chat is supported so you can talk to a client while showing him or her what to do visually. UltraVNC supports multiple monitors for tech support reps who have several clients going at once. It works with Windows and Linux computers. If you turn on the hidden VNC client in Mac OS X, you can connect to a Mac with UltraVNC.

Which Remote Access Tool is Best?

If you want a simple way to quickly connect to another person's computer without the need to install any software, try the web version of TeamViewer. With a few clicks, both parties can securely connect to initiate a screen sharing session.
You may be looking for a solution that enables you to login remotely to another computer, without any action being taken on the other end. Maybe you travel with a laptop, and want to login to your home or office computer. Or maybe you have an unattended offsite server where you occasionally need to login. For those cases, I recommend either UltraVNC or LogMein Free. Both allow you to install a small agent program on the remote computer, which sits and waits for your request to login. I use both, for the precise reasons given above.
If you have a friend or relative who often needs computer help, these free tools are the next best thing to being right there beside them. They may actually be better, since you don't have to travel to their home in order to help them solve their computer or Internet problems.

Telugu language typing in Gmail - How to type a mail in different language on Gmail

How to type a mail in different language on Gmail

While hardware keyboards can be frustrating when trying to communicate by e-mail with people around the world, Google's new collection of input tools for its Gmail service helps expand the options for typing in different languages and non-Western character sets.

These input tools include on-screen virtual keyboards designed for languages like Korean, Hebrew and Arabic, as well as a transliteration feature that converts typed letters used for English words into the same phonetic sounds produced by another chosen alphabet.

Google also provides an Input Method Editor that converts keystrokes on a Western/Latincharacter keyboard into characters used by the Chinese and Japanese languages.
To use the Input Tools with Gmail, you need to turn them on in the Settings. Log into your Gmail account on the web, click the gear-shaped icon on the right side and select Settings. On the Settings screen, click the General tab and under Language, click on "Show advanced options" .

Turn on the checkbox next to "Enable input tools" and select the languages you wish to add. Click the OK button and then click the Save Changes button on the Gmail Settings page.
Once the Input Tools have been added, they appear as menu options under the keyboard icon on the top right side of the Gmail window. Google has further instructions for using Input Tools with Gmail, on the site.

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