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10 Websites Geeks Of All Stripes Should Bookmark
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Phonedeck Lets You Manage Your Mobile From Your Desktop
Phonedeck launched in private beta late last year, and in the invitation-only period it has managed to bring on board 50,000 users globally through word-of-mouth. The cloud-based mobile phone management platform has taken on board all the feedback over the past four months, and is rolling out to the public today.
Beyond Signatures: BrandMyMail Adds Analytics to Email for Cheap
If you use email as a marketing tool, but don’t have a ton of money to invest in design and analytics, BrandMyMail offers a way to send out professional-looking messages as well as capture open stats and click rates. Continue reading
Dropbox – Is it possible to change the Dropbox account a computer is linked to? -
Is it possible to change the Dropbox account a computer is linked to?
Yes. To change the Dropbox account your computer is linked to, you will have to unlink your computer first.
Unlinking your computer from your Dropbox account means Dropbox will no longer sync files from that computer to the website and other linked computers. Your files will remain in the Dropbox folder of the unlinked computer afterwards.
To unlink your computer from your account:
On Windows 7
- Right-click on the Dropbox icon from your system tray. You may need to click on the arrow to show all system tray icons
The Dropbox icon on the system tray - Choose Preferences… from the menu
- Click on Unlink this computer…
That’s it! Next time you start Dropbox, it will ask you if you want to link your computer to an account again. If you are linking your computer to a different account, you may want to move your Dropbox folder somewhere else first. Otherwise, Dropbox will ask if you want to merge any existing files with the new account.
For Our Advanced Users
If the Unlink this computer… button in the preferences window is not working properly, or you just like to do things the hard way, you can unlink Dropbox from an account as follows:
On Windows Vista and Windows 7
- Exit Dropbox by right-clicking the tray icon, and choose Exit from the menu
- Open any Windows Explorer window by double-clicking any folder or opening a folder through the Start menu
- In the location bar at the top of the window, type
%APPDATA%and hit Enter - Delete the Dropbox folder
If you have trouble deleting any files or folders, you might have permissions set incorrectly. This is also a reason why Dropbox’s Unlink this computer… button may not work.
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Using WordPress? Track which social networks your visitors are logged into via Dan Taylor
With close to 72 million WordPress installs around the world, chances are you’re using the platform in one form or another. Be it a customized mini-site or landing page, your main CMS, e-commerce platform, etc. you or someone you know is using WordPress.
Now as any good marketer will tell you, “If you’re not measuring, you’re not marketing,” so we’ve all done our due diligence and set up the prerequisite Google Analytics account, checking stats on a daily basis and deriving valuable, actionable items from them.
Ghacks.net WordPress Plugin List via Martin Brinkmann
Back in 2010 I published a list of WordPress plugins that were installed here on the site. You can see the original WordPress plugin listing with a click on the link.
This article looks at the WordPress plugins that are installed today here on Ghacks. If you compare this listing with the one from 2010, you will notice that some plugins had to go, and that a lot have been added to the site.
WordPress plugins extend the blog in a similar fashion that Firefox add-ons or Google Chrome extension the browser. They most of the time add functionality that the default WordPress installation is not offering, and sometimes modify or remove existing features or options.
What Happens to My Gmail Account When I Die?
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20 Awesome Pinterest Tools
Pinterest already offers users some great tools to help them get their accounts get noticed, including a Follow Button and Pin It button which can easily be installed on any website. But with such an active community, it’s no surprise that there are a ton of other interesting tools, apps, and sites which aim to enhance the Pinterest experience.
WordPress plugins, Pinterest analytics, cool Pinterest layouts and hacks, and mobile access – Pinterest’s vibrant community has pretty much left no stone unturned.
We’ve put together a list of 20 of these tools, in no particular order.
