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Take Screenshot And Upload It Online With ZScreen

By Nakodari | Published: June 19, 2009

ZScreen is one awesome tool for Windows that has recently grabbed my attention. It not only allows you to take simple screenshots and save them to clipboard, rather it lets you upload the screenshot to multiple services online too. And if you have a server, it can upload it there too provided you have assigned the FTP credentials.

The feature that sets it apart from other similar tools is customizability, you can choose the type of image to be taken, use it with 3rd party editing tools, perform various quick actions, assign hotkeys for various tasks, view History and much more.

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Upload And Share Any Type Of File On Twitter With FileSocial

By Nakodari | Published: May 6, 2009

Sharing photos and videos on twitter is easy.  But when it comes to sharing compressed files, music, etc, you will first have to upload it to a file host, make the URL short, and then share it on Twitter. Well, not anymore.

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FileSocial is a free service that let’s you upload and share an type of files on Twitter. Just sign in with your Twitter account, select the file and it’s description and hit Upload. The maximum limit is 20MB/file and formats such as pdf, jpg, doc, txt, zip, rar, mov, avi and mp3 are also supported.

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Upload An Image To TinEye And Find Similar Matching Images Instantly

By Nakodari | Published: April 21, 2009

For years, startups have been trying to create a reverse image search engine, but have not been successful so far. TinEye is the only reverse image search engine that actually works. At first I shrugged it off since I knew the results won’t be as accurate as they calm, but I was wrong. Unlike Google Image Search, TinEye uses image identification technology rather than using keywords, watermarks, or metadata.

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Just upload an image, or enter the URL of the image, it will then search the database for similar images and display the results immediately. The results during my testing came out to be surprisingly accurate.

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Pix.im – Upload, Tag, And Share Pictures On Twitter

By Nakodari | Published: April 8, 2009

Pix.im is a new online service for twitter that lets you upload, tag, and then share pictures on twitter. It has a build-in live feed called Friends Activity where you can see all your friends activity on Pix.im. Whether your friends have joined, made more friends, or uploaded pictures, everything will be displayed real-time in the feed. It does lack some features such as geo-targeting which can be found in TweetPic.

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To being, first sign-in using your Twitter login and password, it will then redirect you to the Friend’s Activity tab.

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How To Upload A File To Multiple File Hosts At Once For Free

By Nakodari | Published: February 27, 2009

Looking for a way to upload a file to multiple file hosting providers at once? We all know how hard and time wasting it is to upload the same file on multiple files hosts one by one. Gazup is a free online service that lets you upload any type of file to nine different file hosts at once. These file hosts include, RapidShare, MegaUpload, FileFactory, MediaFire, zShare, NetLoad, UploadBox, Badongo, etc. This is how it works, you upload a file to Gazup server, it then mirrors the files to multiple file hosts, and finally shows you a unique download page.

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Pict – Fastest Way To Upload And Share Pictures

By Nakodari | Published: February 16, 2009

There are many image hosting sites that calm to be the fastest when it comes to uploading and sharing pictures. But nothing comes close to Pict, with a single click you can upload a picture(or multiple pictures) and with another click you can share your pictures instantly. You also have an option to share the whole album, all these options are given in the main page. No registration is required and there are no restrictions on the number of pictures you can upload.

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Just click on any empty window and select the image(s) that you want to upload. Once uploaded, you will see the thumbnail of the the image.

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Upload Pictures To Facebook Directly Through Windows Live Gallery

By Nakodari | Published: February 10, 2009

Sadly, till today I haven’t found a single Windows app that makes uploading pictures to Facebook any easier. I am not saying that there are no such tools, all I am saying is that I am not satisfied with the tools available. But if you have Windows Live Gallery, there is a nifty little opensource plugin for it called LiveUpload to Facebook that will make uploading pictures to Facebook a piece of cake.

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How To Scan An Infected File For Virus Online Instantly

By Nakodari | Published: January 8, 2009

Scanning your file online has many benefits over downloadable virus scanner, you can submit any file from any computer, if you have a slow system you won’t need to download anti-virus applications. VirusTotal is an online service that scans your file with 39 different anti-virus applications. Sounds Impossible, right? Read on to find out how to scan your file online.

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How To Upload Multiple Videos To YouTube Easily

By Nakodari | Published: December 15, 2008

Do you want to upload multiple videos to YouTube quickly in the most easiest way? You can put up to 100 videos to be uploaded to YouTube with a single click. YouTube does not allow this, and only allows you to upload up to 10 videos only, and for most people it is difficult task.

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Download And Convert YouTube Videos Online To Any Format Quickly

By Nakodari | Published: November 24, 2008

Do you want to download and convert the YouTube videos to any format without the need of installing any software? Or do you want to convert YouTube videos to iPod or iPhone? If yes, then all you need is an online service called Zamzar. It can convert YouTube video, from flv to 3gp, 3g2, aac, ac3, avi, flac, gif, iPhone, iPod, mp3, mov, mp4, mpg, ogg, wav, and wmv formats.

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3 Great Ways To Send Large Sized Files For Free

By Asad | Published: November 16, 2008

Do you want to share large files up to 2 GB but unable to get through? The most common way of sharing files is to send as an attachment to the email, but most email services limits the file size of an attachment to 10MB,  20MB or even lesser which restricts you to send a small video clip or even a high resolution picture to your family and friends. Instead there are a number of free web services that allows you to share files up to 1GB  or even 2 GB. Sending large files has never been easier over the internet, we have selected the most reliable services for you to take a look at.

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Upload, Move, Or Import Emails From Microsoft Outlook And Mozilla Thunderbird To Gmail

By Nakodari | Published: November 14, 2008

Do you want to move all your emails and contacts from MS Outlook, Outlook Express, or Mozilla Thunderbird to your Gmail account? You can move all your emails quickly to Google Apps Gmail account, but moving them to vanilla Gmail Account is tricky.

This tutorial is about moving emails and contacts from desktop email clients to your vanilla Gmail account.

Note: To clear the confusion, Google Apps Gmail Account is an email address that ends with a custom domain name(e.g nakodari@addictivetips.com) and vanilla Gmail Account is an email address that ends with Gmail domain(e.g testing@gmail.com)

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