Google Update PageRank Schedule for 2010:

Google PageRank Update     December 31, 2009 – January 1, 2010
First PageRank Update          March 31, – April 1, 2010
Second PageRank Update    June 31, 2010 – July 1, 2010
Third PageRank Update        December 31, 2010 – January 1, 2011

This data is based upon previous Google PageRank Updates. Google, in the other hand updates its PageRank four (4) times a year.

Mark your calendar on these schedule or check your google toolbar (make sure have installed it) on your supported browsers.

The next PR update for 2010 will be on March 31, 2010.

Credits: TechBusy

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Microsoft CFO Peter Klein announced at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference that Windows 7 has sold 90 million licenses to-date.

Up until recently, Microsoft’s company line when boasting about Windows 7 sales is that is the fastest selling operating system in history, but without any accompanying number.

This news comes just days after the expiration of the free use of Windows 7 Release Candidate.

Source: Tom’s Hardware US

• March 7, 2010 -- Hack Expert Says Windows 7 is Hard to Hack
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Security expert Charlie Miller has participated in the Pwn2Own contest over the last two years, and has won both times. Held in the CansecWest Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the contest challenges contestants to find “big bugs” in web browsers, operating systems, and even in mobile devices. With the 2010 conference just around the corner (March 24), oneITsecurity conducted an interview with the champ and asked Miller which was harder to crack: Windows 7 or Snow Leopard?

“Windows 7 is slightly more difficult because it has full ASLR (address space layout randomization) and a smaller attack surface (for example, no Java or Flash by default),” he said. “Windows used to be much harder because it had full ASLR and DEP (data execution prevention). But recently, a talk at Black Hat DC showed how to get around these protections in a browser in Windows.”

He also added that a safe browsing combination would be to use Chrome or Internet Explorer 8 on Windows 7, however he said that there isn’t enough difference between the two browsers to “get worked up about.” But he did emphasize that Flash not be installed no matter what browser or OS is used by the consumer.

The interview also covered exploits on game consoles. As the interviewer points out, the devices are in our living rooms, in our dens and offices, yet there are still few exploits and vulnerabilities discovered. Why aren’t security researchers working on finding exploits on these devices? Because there are more PCs, and game consoles don’t need to be connected to the Internet.

“I’ve had Wii for a year or so and its never been on the Internet,” Miller said. “Its hard to remotely attack the box when you can’t get packets to it Also, computers, and phones to a lesser extent, are designed to be customized, to download and use/render content from the Internet. This is where vulnerabilities exist and exploits are created. Game consoles don’t do this as much so the attack surface is much smaller. The final reason, is it is hard to do research on them. Its not easy to get a debugger running on an Xbox, for example.”

Source:
Tom’s Hardware US
Hack N Mod

• March 7, 2010 -- Microsoft Boasts 90,000,000 Windows 7 Sold
• January 14, 2010 -- How to Troubleshoot SmartBro Plug-It on a Windows 7 Environment

We’ve added a new feature to our LinkPost and LinkPost Jobs that many will find extremely beneficial. It’s called “Pre-Written Content” and in a nutshell, Advertisers create the content for the LinkPost they purchase and Partners use this content to create a new post on their blog.

One of the most complained about items when it comes to LinkPost and LinkPost Jobs, is the actual content produced in the post. While there are many that do a wonderful job at writing original content, there are also many that just don’t quite meet the Advertiser’s standard.

You can visit this for more information.

Credits: LinkWorth

• February 22, 2010 -- How to Earn Money with LinkWorth on your Websites and Blogs

I bought this pair of shoes – a Converse All Star size 10, color Deep Blue at Gaisano Mall of Davao and I was then greeted by this cute, pretty and tall cashier “Agnes T. Polinar” I just forgot to get her number because I was in bit a hurry – see you soon!

The shoe is affordably priced at P1,650.00 Pesos.

I wish to have a shoe collection if my purchasing power allows me to. I simply just love shoes! period!

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There’s this new technology start-up firm who’s goal is to provide capital to smart people with fresh and innovative ideas. Start their own software and freelance business and make their dreams a reality.

Who knows you might be the next Google or Microsoft in the making.

Benefits:

• earn return in capital
• access to community  with sharing of bright ideas
• funding of P200,000 for demo project.
• additional funding of P1.5 million for project launching.

To know about the company kindly visit philabs now.

Credits:
PhiLabs
YugaTech

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Before you start using LinkWorth Program you must have a website/blogs and must adhere to the following prerequisites:

• google pr 2 and above.
• have at least 10 recent posts and is always updated.
• must not have adult-related, hate, violence, piracy contents, etc.
• must have their site/s checked to LinkQuote Tool or Text Link Quote to gauge the average price of your website please click to enlarge image below:

Step 1

Fire up your browser and key in http://www.linkworth.com

Step 2

Click on signup button at the upper right corner.

Step 3

Choose the account type that best suits you; for this purpose lets click partner account and key in your details and include “8232” as referral id, for your referrers you can scroll down and select: Banner Ad or Others and click Create Account.

Step 4

LinkWorth will prompt you that an email message was sent.

Step 5

Check your email with the LinkWorth Message in it.

Step 6

Click on the verification link of your email

Step 7

Now your details are verified.

Step 8

Login using your account details from Step 3

Step 9

Once logged in fill-in the necessary forms, site and account details.

Step 10

Setup your site or blog details and it’s description

Step 11

Set the link price of your site using the LinkQuote Tool mentioned above earlier.

Step 12

Set the LinkAds, LinkBanner, LinkWords settings and click Submit once your site is submitted wait within 24-72 hours- this allows the LinkWorth Team to assess your website and once it qualifies you’ll be informed through email.

Happy monetizing.

• March 6, 2010 -- LinkWorth Offers Added Feature to LinkPost

It’s pure and simple logic – site down equals no visitors or simply and basically a loss of great user experience!-this equates saying goodbye to traffic. (You don’t like shooing away birds feasting on your good and yummy nuts right? – they’ll keep coming back for more!)

Before jumping into the hosting bandwagon here are the important things to consider:

Customer Service

Before deciding on the hosting plan you’re going to purchase you must know if the customer representative answers your query not just the marketing sales staff buzzing you to buy in their hosting. If you must, try first their service for free, most hosting companies offer money back guarantees.

Reliability

Your website and hosted blogs needs to be online 24/7 everyday, weekends and holidays no interruptions please! Problems do occur but not most of the time – remember hosting companies do perform maintenance jobs and that of course puts your site offline. Remember always contact their technical support hot line when your site is down. Prompt answers is always handy and it should not take on days.

Security

I had this painful experience with one of my site/s. The other was compromised – it was spammed and injected with unknown links and malware and the other was down for 3 days. (update your site using the latest builds of WordPress,  Joomla or any open content management of your choice)

Free Hosting

Free hosting is good but it has its own implications – there’s no quality assurance, less quality, no support at all.

Cheap Hosting

Is ideal for start-up individuals who have no technical knowledge, these hosting services are usually shared resources – meaning one server house a thousand websites can cause sites to slowdown and intermittent problems, bad neighborhoods spamming your site and even banning your site from search engine results.

Dedicated Hosting

Arguably the solution for serious webmasters and developers who demand power and performance driven. Sites hosted with this service is prepared for traffic spikes – digged effect and Slashdot proof, control over your cpu’s resources, dedicated ip’s, no competition with shared resources.

Any thoughts yet? have you chosen your hosting plans? I’m glad you’ll share it.

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Dell Community
Amit Bhawani

• January 30, 2010 -- WordPress Plugins you should never miss having on your self-hosted blogs