New generic Top Level Domains

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Posted on 25th May 2013 by Krishna Gupta in Business Intelligence |Macinfosoft - Official

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Targeted, Relevant
Domain Names are Coming!

The Web is about to change forever. Starting this mid-June, hundreds of new domain extensions will be available, allowing you to target your corporate or personal website like never before.

A great name is waiting for you

From general business to geographic regions, there’s a new gTLD for you.

gTLD – Generic Top Level Domains

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a global Internet overseer, is preparing for the largest-ever expansion of the domain name system. The group received 1,930 applications for new “generic top level domains” (gTLD), the “.com” or “.net” part of website addresses. Below is the list of applications. Names that drew multiple applications, like .app and .web, will go to a resolution process that could involve an auction.

To know more or to get one for your business, please mail it to gTLD@macinfosoft.com

Categories

  1. Business
  2. Real Estate
  3. Industry
  4. Geographic
  5. Money & Finance
  6. Lifestyle & Identity
  7. Sports
  8. Technology
  9. Media
  10. Food & Drink
  11. Professional
  12. Health
  13. Commerce
  14. Education
  15. Government
  16. IDN.

 

1. Business

  • .ads
  • .agency
  • .associates
  • .booking
  • .business
  • .career
  • .careers
  • .center
  • .ceo
  • .company
  • .corp
  • .ecom
  • .enterprises
  • .farm
  • .forum
  • .foundation
  • .gives
  • .global
  • .gmbh
  • .inc
  • .industries
  • .institute
  • .limited
  • .llc
  • .llp
  • .ltd
  • .ltda
  • .management
  • .market
  • .marketing
  • .ngo
  • .ong
  • .partners
  • .press
  • .sarl
  • .services
  • .solutions
  • .srl
  • .studio
  • .trade
  • .trading
  • .ventures
  • .xin

2. Real Estate

  • .apartments
  • .build
  • .builders
  • .casa
  • .condos
  • .estate
  • .forsale
  • .haus
  • .home
  • .homes
  • .house
  • .immo
  • .immobilien
  • .land
  • .lease
  • .maison
  • .mls
  • .mortgage
  • .place
  • .properties
  • .property
  • .realestate
  • .realty
  • .reit
  • .rent
  • .studio
  • .villas

3. Industry

  • .auto
  • .autos
  • .bio
  • .boats
  • .boutique
  • .build
  • .builders
  • .car
  • .cars
  • .casino
  • .catering
  • .cleaning
  • .clothing
  • .construction
  • .cruises
  • .design
  • .diamonds
  • .earth
  • .eco
  • .energy
  • .farm

4. Geographic

  • arab
  • .barcelona
  • .bayern
  • .berlin
  • .boston
  • .broadway
  • .brussels
  • .budapest
  • .bzh
  • .capetown
  • .city
  • .cologne
  • .corsica
  • .country
  • .cymru
  • .desi
  • .dubai
  • .durban
  • .earth
  • .eus
  • .frl
  • .gal
  • .gcc
  • .gent
  • .global
  • .hamburg
  • .helsinki
  • .international
  • .irish
  • .ist
  • .istanbul
  • .joburg
  • .kiwi
  • .koeln
  • .krd
  • .kyoto
  • .london
  • .madrid
  • .melbourne
  • .miami
  • .moscow
  • .nagoya
  • .nowruz
  • .nrw
  • .nyc
  • .okinawa
  • .osaka
  • .paris
  • .pars
  • .persiangulf
  • .place
  • .quebec
  • .rio
  • .roma
  • .ruhr
  • .ryukyu
  • .saarland
  • .scot
  • .shia
  • .stockholm
  • .swiss
  • .sydney
  • .taipei
  • .tatar
  • .thai
  • .tirol
  • .tokyo
  • .town
  • .ummah
  • .vegas
  • .vlaanderen
  • .wales
  • .wien
  • .world
  • .yokohama
  • .zuerich
  • .zulu

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Kannada Websites only by Macinfosoft

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Posted on 18th May 2012 by Krishna Gupta in Macinfosoft - Official

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ನಮಸಾ್ಕರ ಮಾನ್ಯರೆ,

 

ನಾವು ಕನ್ನಡದಲಿ್ಲ ವೆಬ್ ಸೆೈಟ್ ಮಾಡಿಕೊಡುತೇ್ತವೆ.


ಇತಿ,

 

ಕೃಷ್ಣ ಗುಪ್ತ

 

You need to enable kannada unicode fonts in the web browser & the operating system you are working on to view this in our language – Kannada. We have tried in all the major operating systems and found to be working fine (Including Linux, Windows & Apple Mac OS X).

 

 

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Stock Market – shared by someone in the Face Book

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Posted on 25th April 2012 by Krishna Gupta in Business Intelligence

Read one of the best definition ever:
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Once upon a time in a village, a man announced to
the villagers that he would buy monkeys for Rs 10. The
villagers, seeing that there were many monkeys around,
went out to the forest and started catching
them..
The man bought thousands at Rs 10 and as supply started
to diminish, the villagers stopped their effort.
He further announced that he would now buy at
Rs20. This renewed the efforts of the villagers and
they started catching monkeys again.
Soon the supply diminished even further and people started
going back to their farms.
The offer rate increased to Rs 25 and the supply of
monkeys became so little that it was an effort to even
see a monkey, let alone catch it!
The man now announced that he would buy monkeys at Rs
50!
However, since he had to go to the city on some business,
his assistant would now buy on behalf of him.
In the absence of the man, the assistant told the
villagers. Look at all these monkeys in the big cage that the
man has collected. I will sell them to you at Rs
35 and when the man returns from the city, you can
sell it to him for Rs 50.
” The villagers squeezed up with all their savings and bought
all the monkeys.
Then they never saw the man nor his assistant, only
monkeys everywhere!
Welcome to the ‘Stock Market’!

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Apple patents design for ultra-thin keyboard by Chris Rawson

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Posted on 25th March 2012 by Krishna Gupta in Apple

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The touchscreen keyboards on Apple’s iOS devices are great space savers, as they’re never around when you don’t need them. For all the great leaps forward Apple has made with Multi-Touch technology over the past five years in both its iOS devices and Mac touchpads, its physical keyboards still use some well-established and comparatively old technology. Apple has apparently turned its eye on the traditional mechanical keyboard and tried to figure out ways to shrink that down, too.

AppleInsider discovered a patent filed in August of 2010 that shows Apple is brewing up ideas to shrink its physical keyboards even farther than it has already. Current keyboards rely on a somewhat elaborate system consisting of a “scissor” mechanism that keeps keys suspended over a rubber dome switch, which when pressed, completes a path on the underlying keyboard circuitry, sending that key’s signal to the computer’s logic board. Apple has been thinking of ways to improve that system.

All keyboard design is fundamentally about a spring-loaded pressure switch completing an electrical circuit. When pressure is applied — usually via an intentional keypress, sometimes by a wandering cat — the switch completes a circuit and sends an input signal. When pressure lets off, the circuit breaks. Older keyboards relied on actual spring mechanisms, which is why those older keyboards were quite large, heavy, and loud (clackety clackety CLACK).

Some companies briefly experimented with membrane-style keyboards, but in a way those are almost worse than touchscreen keyboards; they have the same suboptimal level of tactile feedback to the user, but they also generally require more pressure to operate than a capacitive touch-style keyboard.

Apple’s proposed new keyboard design replaces the currently prevalent “scissor” style mechanical lever with a setup that reminds me of a device that pre-dates even the original typewriter: a telegraph machine. Like one of the old-style telegraph generators, the assembly consists of a key at the end of a long lever which, when pressed, completes a circuit and sends a signal. The support lever in Apple’s proposed design would be made of a flexible material with good tensile feedback to the user.

Design for an electric Morse key, patented in 1837

The upshot of this design? Traditional spring-loaded keyboards required a key travel of between 4 and 5 millimeters, with the “scissor” style setup in current notebook and portable keyboards requiring a smaller travel length of 1.5 to 2 millimeters. Apple’s patent allows for a keyboard that needs only 0.2 millimeters of key travel.

This obviously has implications for the design of Apple’s notebooks. So far the keyboard itself hasn’t been an especially important constraint on the overall thickness of Apple’s notebooks — battery design and the need to keep motherboards from spontaneously combusting has been more of a factor — but it’s not hard to envision a point where that 1.3 to 1.8 millimeters of potential space savings does indeed come in handy for an even thinner version of the MacBook Air.

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YouTube SEO: 10 Tips to Optimize Videos by Biznik

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Posted on 18th March 2012 by Krishna Gupta in SEO

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YouTube SEO: 10 Tips to Optimize Videos and Your Channel For Amazing SEO Results

Even though video marketing isn’t new, using videos to drive traffic to your website is a quick way to get your site found in the search engines. Here are the 10 best strategies to optimize video on YouTube for traffic:

Even though video marketing isn’t new, using videos to drive traffic to your web site is a quick way to get your site found in the search engines.  YouTube is the one place where your videos should be found, as it’s the most popular video search engine.

I’ve been slow to adopt video marketing, as being in front of the camera is NOT something I enjoy.  However, I’ve had several videos developed for me, and I am starting to implement Powerpoint videos that will be placed on my YouTube channel.  Even if you don’t have any videos, you can still develop a branded YouTube channel. Here are 4 tips to help you develop and optimize your own YouTube channel:

1.  Have a list of relevant keywords ready for which you want to be found in a search.  Local businesses should have a list with their locations in the phrase and a list without those geographic modifiers.

2.  Pick a relevant search term as your channel name. If you’re a local business, I would choose something with a location in the name, like Houston Montrose Hardware.  Make sure that you complete the Channel Tags section with relevant keywords in quotation marks.

3.  Do a search for other videos using your keyword list.  Find videos with more than 20,000 views.  Add a few of those to your “Favorites” list.

4.  Then begin to search for videos to add to your Playlists.  When you find a video that you like in your keyword search, add it to a new playlist, and name the playlist with your keyword phrase.

At some point, you’ll want to begin to upload your own videos. Here are the 10 best strategies to optimize video on YouTube for more traffic:

1.  Title:  In the Title section, be sure to use keywords by which you want to be found.

2.  Description:  In the description, make sure that what appears first is the full URL of your web site that you want to promote, followed by a description that also contains keywords.

3.  Tags:  In the tags section, enter keywords here, but each keyword will need to be enclosed in quotation marks, like “Redondo Beach Wedding Florist” “Malibu Wedding Flowers”.

4.  Category:  Choose the best category for your video and make your video public.

5.  Maps:  If you’re a local business, you’ll then click on Maps and select a location for your video (ideally it’s your physical address) and then save changes.

6.  Settings:  In your Channel settings, choose to autoplay your featured video, which will be the last video you uploaded, unless you pick a different one. The newly uploaded video should begin to play automatically when someone arrives at your channel.

7.  Sharing:  Bookmark, Like, Favorite and Share Your Videos from your channel page, not from the videos list.

8.  Captions and Subtitles:  For extra indexing opportunities and ADA compliance, submit transcriptions or closed-caption tracks for each video through the “Captions and Subtitles” tab.

9.  Getting Subscribers:  Ask your clients, friends, colleagues, etc. to subscribe to your channel, add themselves as friends, or comment on your channel.

10.  Change Playlist:  Once you have uploaded a number of videos, you may want to change your settings so that your channel displays only your own videos.

Even if you don’t have any videos, go ahead and create a YouTube channel for your business. You’ll see your online visibility increase when you optimize video.

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