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EDS Google Books Downloader is a free software that supports bulk download feature. Although you can also find other similar software over the web, but none of them support bulk download for Google books. Moreover, you need to manually add the URL of Google book that you want to download. This software is a step ahead and has multiple interesting features.

Apart from bulk downloading Google books, it lets you search for a particular book using the keywords. In search results, it shows cover art thumbnail, book title, and option to download books. You won’t be able to select multiple books, but it provides download button for each individual book. So you just need to scroll down the search results and/or use next button and tap on download buttons.
The screenshot above shows search results for Google books on its interface.

How To Bulk Download Books using This Free Google Books Downloader Software?

These are the very simple steps to use this Google Books Downloader software:

• Step 1: Grab its setup file with the help of this link. Run the installation process and then open its UI.
• Step 2: You will find two main tabs on its interface that are self-explanatory: Search Results and Downloads. Use the search box and results will be visible quickly.
  

For every single search result, a download button, book title, cover art thumbnail, options to select output as PDF, JPG, or PNG, and Preview icon to open the source location of book are provided.

• Step 3: Select the output format and click on Download button for a Google book. It will prompt you to select the output location to save the book. In a similar way, you can download more books. Using Downloads tab, you can see the download progress for each individual book.

When the download progress is finished, you can jump to the output location and see that every single Google book is saved in a different folder.

Get this software for free here

This software is only 2MB in size and it requires Windows 7,  Vista and XP.

Have you ever wondered who the top Google Adsense earners are? I certainly did. If you are a webmaster, you are always interested in making more and more money but don’t know how to start or even how to boost the traffic. That’s what I was looking for. There are not a lot of people who are making a fortune from Google Adsense but still there are many who earn a very handsome income every month.

It’s of very common understanding that you should have a lot of traffic to earn something significant from Adsense. That should be enough for an introductory paragraph, now let’s jump to the list of the top 11 Google Adsense earners.

Shawn founded a webmasters forum, forums.digitalpoint.com when he was 19. In the start it was an average successful forum but then Shawn focused on the administration of the forums and cleaned it with spams and categorized the posts. Few years back, he started an Adsense revenue sharing program and it was a marvelous success. . Few years back he started Adsense revenue sharing program as a marketing idea and his forum never looked back.

Michael Arrington is the owner and blogger at TechCrunch. He has become of the most influential figure lately. It’s not a one man show anymore. Michael has a team of bloggers who regularly updates TechCrunch with tech stuff. TechCrunch.com is now the property of Yahoo.

To be honest, I never heard of this guy. Did you? If not, check out his website plentyoffish.com.  Markus created this free online dating website from his apartment. The website soon became one of the largest online dating websites. I did a little research about the website and came to know that the website design might not be very attractive but the functionality is there which is what needed.

Markus removed Google Adsense from his website in 2009 as the website grew and he was making more money from membership fees.

Check his previous website: http://web.archive.org/web/20040210040156/http://www.plentyoffish.com/

Website – Tweetmeme.com

You might be aware of twitter. Tweetmeme is a web service that shows how many times a story has been tweeted. World famous bloggers are using Tweetmeme buttons on their blogs.

Tweetmeme got to world rank of 300 in just one year and the good news is that even behind the twitter official button release there is a partnership of twitter with Nick halstead.

You might be aware of Digg. It’s a very famous social marketing website and Kevin Rose owns it. Digg.com was started in December 2004. For those who don’t know about social marketing, it’s a website that let people submit news, videos, and pictures. Other people visit those news etc. and they can Digg it to boost the rating of that news. If the news gets enough ratings, it will show up on the front page of the website and get tons of traffic.

Digg has both Google Adsense ads and Federated Media ads.  It is estimated that he earns roughly $250k a month from Adsense alone.

If you are a blogger, you might already know ShoeMoney. He is one of the greatest Internet Marketers. He is very good with search engines and knows how to setup and drive traffic to a website. His best month with Adsense indicates $132, 994.97.

It is to be noted that ShoeMoney makes his fortune not with only one website but hundreds of them and thousands of domains.

Jason Calacanis was the owner of Weblogs. The network used to make approximately $4000 a day from Google Adsense. Jason Calacanis sold Weblogs to AOL in 2008 for $25 million and is now focusing on his email campaigns instead.

David and Kato claim that they make $100,000 a month from their website FreeWebLayouts.net. The website offers free MySpace templates.

Pankaj Agarwal is the owner of ClickIndia.com. It is a classified ads platform where hundreds and thousands of Indians post their ads. Within two years, ClickIndia found its place in alexa top 1K list. Adsense is clickIndia only revenue model and thus they have optimized the site well for maximum CTR and for becoming the highest Adsense earner from his country.

Amit Agarwal is the owner of Labnol.org which is a blog that offers variety of guides for tech enthusiasts. The website provides non-geeky easy to understand stuff to target mass audience and that’s the secret of success. The website currenty has over 111000 feed subscribers and over 25000 facebook fans. So, you can get an idea of how much he is making.

Tim Carter is a licensed master plumber and carpenter with his own radio show.  He started his website up in 1995 with his primary focus to cater to an avid following of fellow builders on the site.  In April 2004, Carter learned about Adsense for content sites and he put it on his site.  With minimal effort and time he optimized his website and his Adsense earnings grew from $1,500 to $7,500.

This list only comprises of people who are earning from Adsense. We will be covering the top bloggers in the world and their earnings. Subscribe to our feeds and stay updated. Now roll your sleeves and share you Adsense earnings with us.

Chrome Theme Maker is an online application to create theme for Google Chrome browser. It is a web based application that lets you create your own custom theme for Chrome. You can change all aspects of Chrome browser: Frame color, toolbar color, tab color, text color, and so on. Once you are done creating your theme, you can apply theme to your Chrome browser, or download theme for later use (you can even share your downloaded theme with others).

Chrome Theme Maker comes with a very intuitive to use interface. You can choose to apply images to various parts of Chrome, or just apply colors. If you choose to apply images, you can choose from a pre-selected image gallery, or even upload your own images.

As you keep on making your selections, Chrome Theme Maker will show you how your Chrome browser with look with those changes. This makes sure that you are able to completely tweak your Chrome theme, before deciding to apply that to your browser.

Chrome Theme Maker is completely free, and you do not need to create an account to create theme for Google Chrome. Just go to ChromeThemeMaker.com, and create your own custom theme. Note: The website will work on Google Chrome only.

The web is not safe these days. With the advancement of hacking culture, more in the darker shades, the already existing viruses and worms being enhanced to be more malicious and new ones getting developed everyday, the web is constantly under vicious attacks. All the spywares, adwares ,Trojans and the botnets are deployed to do what they are meant for, get inside your PC and steal your personal information or corrupt your system. With companies taking steps towards providing safe browsing and downloading, like gmail and yahoo that have a attachment scanner before you can download it, the question arises, “How secure our web browser is?”

The search for the safest web browser available today brought me to a report by NSS Labs, which has been in the forefront of information security since 1991, which clearly states IE 9 as the safest web browser in the globe today. SHOCKING!!! I am a big chrome fan and always thought that either chrome or firefox would be the toughest competitors but the report left me dumbstruck. I am sure most of you reading this article would be logged into Just Info through chrome or firefox right now, because you love the addons with these browsers. But sorry folks, even the plugins and addons could not give IE 8 and 9 the slightest of competition.

In September, 2010, NSS Labs performed the fourth test of their series to check the security level of world’s most popular web browsers today, Microsoft’s IE 9 and IE 8, Google chrome 6, Mozilla firefox 3.6, Apple safari 5 and Opera 10. This tested the browser’s capability to avoid socially engineered malware, the most common and impactful security threat to internet users these days. The Live Testing Methodology generated a report that contained empirically-validated data that has been gathered during 11 days of 24×7 testing with fresh new malware URL’s being added every 6 hours over 39 discrete test runs. The products were updated to their latest versions available at that time.

The graph shows the great variation in the ability of various browsers to handle socially engineered malware. Whereas, IE 8,9 go neck-to-neck, firefox and safari converge as the time passes and new threats are added. Chrome does pretty bad but the worst is the Opera, which refused to budge as if it has no security responsibility. I always thought that Opera mini was a classic mobile web browser but the windows version sucks!!!

The final result looked something like this:

The IE 9 wins with over 99% threats successfully blocked. The IE’s outperform any other rival at this task because of the smart-screen filter that Microsoft’s engineers embedded in them. 

I always thought that Internet Explorer was something bundled freely with windows as a basic requirement made by Microsoft as supporting software. Vendors like Mozilla and Opera dedicated themselves towards creating their browsers and so were meant to be good. But this report shattered it all. They may look good and work great with their addons but when it comes to web security IE surely kicks arse!!!

source: ansblog

GMail Labs has a feature to Undo Send. Basically, if you sent an email too soon, or realize that you wanted to include some more info in the email, you can cancel that email, and make required changes. This option works for only a few seconds after you have sent the email, and during that time you see an option of “Undo” in your Gmail window.

This option works by basically delaying sending your email for a few seconds after you have hit the “Send” button. I personally find this option very useful, as many a times I forget to attach some file, or realize a spelling mistake, right after hitting the Send button. This “Undo Send” feature now gives opportunity to cancel your sent email.

To enable this feature, go to “Labs” tab in Gmail. For that, click on gear icon in top right corner for “Options”. Select “Mail Settings” from that, and then click on “Labs” tab. In this, search for “Undo”, and you will see feature to “Undo Send”. Just click on radio button of “Enable”, and then “Save Changes”. Now, Undo Send feature will be enabled in your Gmail. Of course, it works only if you are using Gmail from the web interface, and not via some email client.

source: I♥FreeSoftware