Hacking Tips ( Passwords Only )

Although, giving tips on hacking is kind of illegal and stuff, but the ways i am teaching you are just kiddy stuff and can only be used to crack Facebook/Gmail/Hotmail etc. accounts ! Alhtough please note that doing this is a crime and we should respect one's privacy.Password hacking is the process of recovering secret passwords from data that has been stored or transmitted by a computer system.

1) Phishing :
This is the most common way and most heard about technique to use for hacking and it is rather easy to do, all you need is a little applicable and computer savvy head ! This method is generally used for hacking account passwords and is rather efficient. Phishing is typically carried out by e-mail spoofing or instant messaging,^[1] and it often directs users to enter details at a fake website whose look and feel are almost identical to the legitimate one. Phishing is an example of social engineering techniques used to deceive users, and exploits the poor usability of current web security technologies.

2) Brute Force :
Although this like a very biggy thing type hacking way and takes a lot of time, Brute Force will for sure help you to crack a password. It involves systematically checking all possible keys until the correct key is found. In the worst case, this would involve traversing the entire search space.

The key length used in the encryption determines the practical feasibility of performing a brute-force attack, with longer keys exponentially more difficult to crack than shorter ones. Brute-force attacks can be made less effective by obfuscating the data to be encoded, something that makes it more difficult for an attacker to recognise when he/she has cracked the code.

'How To' - Add NavBar On Your Blogger

Hi there people, i searched all over blogger.com and settings on how to add the ^top navbar^ on our blog. Attempts after attempts I have finally found a way how to add the bar.
Here is how to do it !
Go to your blogger dashboard ( www.blogger.com ) and click on layout >> Edit HTML >>
And try to find this code :
</b:skin>
And Add this code below it :

1. Add Css To Your Template

Go To your Blogger Dashboard, Layout >> Edit HTML >>
And find This code
</b:skin>

And before it add next code.
/*URL: http://www.AllBlogTools.com/ */

.basictab{
padding: 3px 0;
margin-left: 0;
font: bold 12px Verdana;
border-bottom: 1px solid gray;
list-style-type: none;
text-align: left; /*set to left, center, or right to align the menu as desired*/
}

.basictab li{
display: inline;
margin: 0;
}

.basictab li a{
text-decoration: none;
padding: 3px 7px;
margin-right: 3px;
border: 1px solid gray;
border-bottom: none;
background-color: #f6ffd5;
color: #2d2b2b;
}

.basictab li a:visited{
color: #2d2b2b;
}

.basictab li a:hover{
background-color: #DBFF6C;
color: black;
}

.basictab li a:active{
color: black;
}

.basictab li.selected a{ /*selected tab effect*/
position: relative;
top: 1px;
padding-top: 4px;
background-color: #DBFF6C;
color: black;
}


that’s it, and now let’s add the menu it self to our template.



2. Add The Menu To Our Template

Go To your Blogger Dashboard, Layout >> Page Elements >>

and now above blog posts area, click add gadget,



And choose Add HTML/JavaScript

Leave the title empty and at the content area add this code
<ul class="basictab">
<li class="selected"><a href="http://www.AllBlogTools.com.com">Home</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.allblogtools.com/blogger-templates/">Blogger Templates</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.allblogtools.com/blogger-tricks-and-hacks/">Blogegr Tricks</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Edit</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Edit</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Edit</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Edit</a></li>
</ul>


Now Click Save and check your blog,



3. Customize Your Menu

Now you have to change the menu links for your own links and titles, and you may want to change the menu colors as well.

3.1 Change The Menu Links

In step 2 you’ll find this words in the code
<li><a href="#">Edit</a></li>

change The symbol # to your link, and change the word Edit to your title.

you can repeat this part of code as you like,

every time you add this part of code again to your menu code, a new link will be added to your menu.

3.2 Change The Menu Colors

To change your menu colors you have to edit the css code in step 1 before you add it to your template. So Copy and past it in new text -notepad- file to edit it there.

We’ll use AllBlogTools.com html Colors Code Generator to edit this menu colors.

in step one code find this codes and change it’s color codes to your favorite, you can grab your favorite color code here.

AllBlogTools.com html Colors Code Generator

To change the main background color.

Find
 background-color: #f6ffd5; 

and change f6ffd5 to your favorite color.

To change the selected and hover background color.

Find
 background-color: #DBFF6C; 

and change DBFF6C to your favorite color.

To change the text color

Find
 color: black;

and change black to #xxxxxx and xxxxxx should be your new color code

you are done, and you have got your own customized code, now use it as we used the code in step 1.

Introducing the new ... Google Play !

Yes you are right , you heard it , the new Google Play , it combines Google Music , Android Market , Books and new feature movies in just one place !! Google Play was introduced in March 2012 when Google re branded its Android Market and Google Music services.

Google Movies : 

Users have the ability to rent movies and store them offline. HD versions also available. With Google Play, Android users can watch HD movies, including new releases, award-winning films, and favorite classics on any Android device or on the Web. These can be streamed to the Android device or downloaded for offline viewing at any time. 






Google Android Market :  Applications can be installed from the device or the Google Play website.According to Google there are over 450000 apps available as of March 2012. 

Google Music :16 November 2011 Google introduced Google Music with a music  store, Google+ integration, artist hubs, and purchasing reflected on T-Mobile phone bills. 

Songs in Google Music are priced at US$1.29, $0.99, $0.69, and free

Google Books :According to Google there are over 3 million ebooks on Google Play. Nearly 3 million" are free and there are "hundreds of thousands" available for purchase. Books can be read online at the Google Play website, or offline, via the Android app

He's My Hero - Warren Buffet

"I always knew I was going to be rich.        I don't think I ever doubted it for a minute"             - Warren Buffett

Novo 7 Paladin Tablet PC

The hot topic in tablets right now is the Ainol Novo7 series tablets, it comes from the producers Ainol , the people who brought mp5 players in our world , and with the success of their mp5 player , it is definite that their tablet will shine too. They till now have launched 4 tablets , the Novo7 Basic , Advanced , Advanced II and Paladin, all have great features with the highlight of them being the 4.0 Android OS ( Ice Cream Sandwich ) , the 512mb and 1Ghz processor. It is certainly one of the cheapest tablets too , a mere $99 , that is somewhat worth the money then . They also bringing 2 more tablets titled , Novo7 Elf and Novo7 Aurora , with 1.2Ghz processor , 1GB ram , and front and back cameras , with a very cheap price i.e $109.
Here are the full specifications :

Models

	NOVO7 Paladin[6][7]	NOVO7 Elf [8]	NOVO7 Aurora [9]	NOVO7 Advanced II [10]
Display Size:	7-inch	7-inch	7-inch	7-inch
Display Pixels:	800 x 480	1024 x 600	1024 x 600	800 x 480
Display Type:	LCD	LCD	IPS LCD	LCD
CPU:	1 GHz, IngenicJZ4770, MIPS-based	1.2 GHz, All Winner A10, ARM-based	1.2 GHz, All Winner A10, ARM-based	1.2 GHz, All Winner A10, ARM-based
GPU:	GC860	MALI-400	MALI-400	MALI-400
RAM:	512 MB DDR2	1 GB DDR3	1 GB DDR3	512 MB DDR2
Internal Storage:	8 / 16 GB flash	8 GB flash	8 / 16 GB flash	8 GB flash
External Storage:	microSDHC card	microSDHC card	microSDHC card	microSDHC card
Camera:	None	2.0 Megapixel(front)	2.0 Megapixel (front)	2.0 Megapixel(front)
Video Out:	None	Mini-HDMI	Mini-HDMI	Mini-HDMI
Wireless:	WiFi (802.11b/g/n)	WiFi (802.11 b/g/n)	WiFi (802.11 b/g/n)	WiFi (802.11b/g/n)
Wired:	miniUSB, 3.5mmaudio	miniUSB, 3.5mmaudio	miniUSB, 3.5mmaudio	miniUSB, 3.5mmaudio
Battery:	4000 mAh lithium-ion polymer	3700 mAh lithium-ion polymer	3700 mAh lithium-ion polymer	3700 mAh lithium-ion polymer
Size:	110mm x 176mm x 13.2mm	189.3mm x 120mm x 11.2mm	189.5mm x 122.66mm x 9.9mm	187mm x 111mm x 12mm

Google Kills Drop Down NavBar

Google had updated it's navigation bar to a drop down some 2 - 3 months ago.
And it was a real pain in the ass using it. Response from feedback, Google has again changed it's navbar to the older one, but keeping some things like the notification bar and it's top apps have also been added to the bar.

The Highs CES 2012

The 'Consumer Electronic Show' ) is a major technology-related trade show held each January in Las Vegas, Nevada.Not open to the public, the Consumer Electronics Association-sponsored show typically hosts previews of products and new product announcements.
2012 :
The CES 2012 was held form Jan 10 - 13.
Microsoft also said that it was the last time they took part in the CES exhibition.

Tablets:
Without an Apple presence at CES, it was a chance for other manufacturers to shout about their tablet devices. But there's not the mad rush of iPad rivals that you might expect. Poor sales of Android tablets seem to have made the big electronics giants more cautious.

The Bests :Acer Iconia Tab 700

Will come packing Android 4.0 (aka Ice Cream Sandwich) and a huge quad-core processor



Lenovo Ideapad2 :

running Ice Cream Sandwich and the quad-core Tegra 3-powered IdeaPad K2 (see below), which looks like a supercomputer pretending to be a clipboard.

CES 2012: Phones

While most manufacturers will be saving their big phone launches until Mobile World Congress in February, several new smartphones have been been spotted on the plush Vegas carpets.
Having absorbed Ericsson into the Sony hive mind, the newest Xperia handsets are the first to break cover without any Ericsson branding.

The Sony Xperia S (pictured above) is essentially a Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc with HD - a 4.3-inch Reality Display (1,280 x 700 pixels), a 12MP camera and the promise of an Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade in Q2.
You can also say hello to the new Sony Xperia Ion, a PlayStation-certified, dual-core (1.5GHz) smartphone with 16GB of internal storage and a 12MP rear camera.
Elsewhere, HTC has upgraded the Titan for duty on AT&T. The HTC Titan II is the same 4.7-inch, 1.5GHz Windows Phone that you might be indifferent to. But it's been souped up with a 16MP snapper, wide angle lens, dual LED flash and LTE support.

The US also gets the Nokia Lumia 800 dressed up as the Nokia Lumia 900. What's new? It's LTE-powered, larger screened (4.3 inches) and has a better front camera.
The LG Spectrum also catches the eye with a 4.5-inch IPS LCD that rivals the Retina display on the iPhone 4. While the the Huawei Ascend P1 S and Ascend P1 trumpet Super AMOLED screens and the thinnest chassis on the market. It's only 6.68mm thick.
Intel has regularly missed the boat when it comes to mobile, but that doesn't stop it trying to catch up. The chip colossus has used this year's CES to publish its reference design for smartphones, which stipulates a minimum spec for any manufacturer who wants to use its Atom chips.

Need an example? You're in luck. Lenovo has partnered with Intel to produce the Lenovo K800, an Android-powered Atom-phone with a 720p 4.5-inch display, 8MP camera, NFC and HDMI. It's good. And quite noticeably zippy. But Intel will need better phones than this to establish Atom as a credible mobile CPU.
The future of mobiles in 2012 arguably lies with quad-core handsets like Fujitsu's 1.2GHz Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core super phone prototype. Is it 'super'? Really? The inclusion of Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), a 1,280x720 4.6-inch TFT LCD, 13.1MP rear-facing camera and 4GB of RAM would suggest a big, fat "hell, yeah!"

CES 2012: Laptops

Think the laptop is dead? Far from it. Acer launched the 13.3-inch Aspire S5 during its CES 2012 press conference and promised Windows 8 Ultrabooks in the second half of the year.
Forget netbooks, chromebooks and desktop replacement systems. Ultrabooks that pay design homage to Apple's skinny Macbook Air are the new laptop form factor of choice. Without any other stand-out gadgets, they've quickly become one of the stars of the 2012 show.
Lenovo, for example, has unwrapped its good looking IdeaPad U Series ultrabooks at this year's show - the 13-inch U310 model weighs in at 1.7kg and is only 18mm thick.

Intel believes that tablets can't replace laptop computers and that we'll be even happier with a convertible Ultrabook that runs Windows 8 (and is powered by Sandy Bridge/Ivy Bridge Intel CPUs. Obviously).
HP's Ultrabook effort is the good-lookin' Envy 14 Spectre, which incorporates a roomier 14-inch (1,600 x 900 pixel) panel and is only 21mm thick. Under the hood there's an Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processor, and a 128GB hard drive.
Samsung, meanwhile, joins the Ultrabook club with its Series 5 devices, which will be availble in 13- and 14-inch variants with 2nd generation Intel Core i5 engines and Radeon HD graphics.

Samsung also rolled out the second generation of its Series 9 laptops with a refined 'aerodynamic design'.
LG has also jumped on the Ultrabook bandwagon, showcasing the slender LG Z330 and LG Z430 Super Ultrabooks. What's 'Super' about them? We're not sure.
The 13-inch Z330 features a Core i7 processor, a SATA3 SSD and boasts a skinny frame that's an astounding 14.7mm thick. The Z430 is a little bigger with a 14-inch display and dual SSD/HDD storage.

Other Ultrabook contenders include the HP Folio 13 and the Dell XPS 13, a gorgeous device that could seduce you with its looks before you even thought to ask about the specs. Oh yes, the specs... a 13-inch display, narrow 316 x 205mm footprint, Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, 4 gigs of memory and a 128/256GB SSD.
But the prize for strangest laptop surely goes to Intel's Nikiski see-through notebook. It isn't an Ultrabook (although a thinner version is planned), but it does feature a clever glass touchpad that doubles up as a touchscreen when you close the lid (see below).

CES 2012: HDTVs

Despite the popularity of tablets and smartphones, CES has always been about TVs. Bigger TVs, thinner TVs, Full HD TVs, 4K TVs, OLED TVs and smart Internet-connected TVs. CES 2012 is no different.
One of the stars of the show is LG's new 4mm-thick 55-inch OLED 3D HDTV, which has got Vegas crowds dribbling down their free promotional T-shirts. Only 4mm. That's thinner than your smartphone. It's quite simply stunning and still shots don't do it justice.

Not to be outdone (although it clearly has been), Samsung also has a 55-inch OLED telly of its own. Check out our photos and video.
Could this finally be the year that OLED becomes more than a headline-grabbing technology demo? Our fingers are crossed. Again. Just like last year...
As for Sony, it pressganged Hollywood star Will Smith to look impressed by its prototype Crystal LED technology. Fusing LCD and OLED, the futuristic TV works by packing in six million LEDs to give it OLED levels of clarity, colour and brightness.
In the battle of the BIG screens, LG and Sharp duked it out for the 'largest 3D TV of the show' award. Sharp came close with its 80-incher, but LG just nabbed the gong with its 84-inch ultra definition (3,840 x 2,160 pixel) set. The 1mm bezel "enhances the illusion that the 3D is borderless".

And if you think 4K2K TV is impressive, wait until you clap your eyes on Sharp's prototype 8K panel, which boasts 7,680 x 4,320 pixels. That's 16 times the resolution of HD.
Of course, the next generation of TVs will also be smarter. Sony has plans to play around with Google TV STBs, LG also has a Smart TV running Google's Android telly system, while Opera has unveiled more about its television app store.
While we wait for a Siri-powered Apple iTV, Samsung and LG have both been pimping Kinect-style gesture technology as a replacement for the remote control.

In fact, LG's system uses an add-on camera (pictured above) that looks suspiciously similar to Microsoft's Xbox 360 peripheral. Samsung's tech uses the camera that's built into its 8000-series HD TVs.
Panasonic, meanwhile, enlisted the help of Justin Timberlake to launch MySpace TV, which will feature on new Viera HDTVs. Does anybody still use MySpace? And can any of them afford a TV? We're not convinced. Panasonic also has a big OLED TV in the works, but it just wasn't ready for this year's show.

CES 2012: Gadgets

What else have we been impressed by at this year's CES? Sure there have been novelty USB sticks, remote-controlled iPhone-copters and Microsoft had a tweet choir during its keynote. But here are the gadgets that have really caught our giant, Sauron-esque eye...
For a peek into the future of cloud computing, look no further than the OnLive Desktop for iPad. Want to use the Microsoft Office Suite on your tablet? OnLive is happy to oblige.

JVC has announced the world's first handheld 4K camcorder. The GY-HMQ10 can take 3,840 x 2,160 footage at 24 or 50p.
Pico projectors may not have the lustre they had when first released but there's certain companies which keep churning out the pint-sized product again and again. Check out the Optoma PK32.
If you want Apple's AirPlay but don't want to spend hundreds replacing the speakers you've already spent hundreds on.

CES 2012: Cameras

Photographers will doubtless be intrigued by Fujifilm's newly designed X-Trans 16-million pixel APS-C CMOS sensor. Built into the new X-Pro 1 mirrorless camera, Fuji claims that it is capable of delivering resolution of the same quality, if not superior, to a full-frame sensor. Here's our hands on: Fuji X-Pro1 review.
We've also had some hands on time with the Canon G1 X, which boasts a 14.3MP CMOS sensor, 4x optical zoom, raw shooting and Full HD video recording.

CES is also overflowing with compact cameras. Panasonic has introduced five new models to sit in its Lumix range. They include the 16.1-megapixel FS45 and 14.1-megapixel FS40 models; 16.1-megapixel Panasonic Lumix S5; the 14.1-megapixel SZ7 and the 16.1-megapixel SZ1.
Sony has added three new cameras to its enduring CyberShot range - the DSC-W610, DSC-W620 and DSC-W650. While Samsung has been showing off its WB850F and WB150F high-end compacts.
Olympus, meanwhile, has announced five new compact cameras, including a rugged "Tough" camera. The TG-320 is shockproof, waterproof and freezeproof, and is, according to Olympus, "virtually indestructible".