On this post, Loading-Info seek the deepest and the least found solution for this Facebook Page owners' dilemma -- how to delete Facebook Page fans or Likes without manually removing each of them. Wait. Why would they want to delete their fans? and How? Read more to find out. But be sure to read from first to last as I added a hack for this tip to work.
Friday, March 2, 2012
How To Mass Delete Fans on Your Facebook Page The Easiest Way
Posted under:
Facebook,
Hacks,
How Tos,
On The Web,
Tips
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Recover Saved Passwords On Your Browser
Ever been to a situation where you totally forgot your password? After a while, you remembered that it is saved on your browser. You opened it and it's there. Yep, it's there -- hidden as bullets (•) or asterisks (*). Still, you want to know what it is; what it's been and what it still is. The problem: you cannot copy and paste. You just can't. Deal with it. Well, don't lose hope as Loading-Info gathered some ways to gain your password back.
Posted under:
How Tos,
Online,
Security,
Tips,
Web Browsers
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Gmail: The Free Replacement for Paid Email Hosting
So you purchased a domain name for your website, and you want a custom email address under that domain. But the registrar requires you to pay for the email hosting monthly. Though they are usually cheap, paying for email hosting monthly when you can use that custom email address for free would be impractical, especially if you are a small business site owner or the like. Forwarding email addresses won't look good either, as when you reply, the Sent From would show the email address the email has been forwarded to. Solution? Simple. Use Gmail.
Posted under:
Email Hosting,
Gmail,
Google,
Online,
Tips
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Lolo Luis' Missing Case Solved: The Good Side of Social Media
Filipinos all over Facebook has sure encountered this photo of an old woman with a paper on her back detailing her missing husband, Luis Matias. We call her Lola Aurelia. (Lola means grandmother in Tagalog, can also be referred to an old woman.) Lolo Luis has been missing since November 10. Yesterday, this photo by Reddie Js has spread on Facebook like wildfire, with almost 60,000 shares as of this writing.
Posted under:
Case Studies,
Humanities,
Philippines,
Social Media
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Free VISA Card from Cashsense Philippines (How To Get Yours)
Today I received my VISA card from Cashsense without paying for anything. Since 2006, Cashsense Philippines has helped Filipinos online in a lot of ways -- online remittances, electronic cash for online purchases, and online payroll systems. I've read about Cashsense months ago while bloghopping. Lately, I was approached by their staff and from there I knew that you can get a VISA card from them for free.
Posted under:
Banking,
E-commerce,
E-money,
Finance,
Online,
Online Shopping,
Philippines,
Remittance
Friday, October 21, 2011
Work It! Express Business Suits: Your Career, In Fashion
However comfortable a casual attire may be, nothing could be more uplifting when you wear your outfit with overflowing confidence - which starts on looking good wherever you are, whatever you do. On the other hand, doing business means having to communicate with your clients, investors, other businesses, and to the public. Everything starts with yourself. Look good, feel good, do good. But why settle for just good if you can be at your best look? You just need to browse through the Express Suit Collections and see the best you.
Friday, October 14, 2011
To Two Great Pioneers: Thank you, Steve Jobs and Dennis Ritchie
This has been a disheartening October to all of us. As most of you may already know, we lost a great visionary who has changed the way most of us live today. That is Steve Jobs, founder of Apple, Inc. and the mastermind to all the i's in the world - the iPod, iPhone, iPad, and the list goes on. Unknowingly to most, we lost another pioneer who also had contributed greatly to the software and application development industry. He is no other than Dennis Ritchie, the creator of the C programming language, and one of the main developers for the UNIX system.
Posted under:
Apple,
Events,
Geek Talks,
History,
People,
Programming,
Technology
Sunday, October 9, 2011
TEDxDiliman: How Art and Culture Can Change Our World
TEDxDiliman is a TEDx event held at UP Diliman yesterday, October 8. TED has been one of the major influences why I blog. The first TED video I ever watched was that of Pranav Mistry's SixthSense which led me to post this article titled "SixthSense: Your Digital Life Anytime, Anywhere!" Its tagline, Ideas Worth Spreading, has inspired me to share substantial knowledge I've gained which is what I'm doing on this blog.
Friday, September 30, 2011
Dream Recording: Brain Imaging Will Reveal The Movies In Our Mind
Have you ever dreamed of remembering the dreams you had last night? Well, in the near future we will have the ability to record our dreams for us to rewatch later. The researchers from the Gallant Lab at University of California, Berkley made this possible using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and other computational models where our visual experiences are recorded and decoded using our brain activity and reconstructed to video clips.
Posted under:
Geek Talks,
Innovation,
Neurology,
Research,
Science,
Technology
Friday, September 23, 2011
Exploring OddCast: Text to Speech, 3D Photo Face, & Augmented Reality
I'm not sure how many of you have already heard about OddCast. I first discovered about it while bloghopping; I saw a widget from a blog that translates languages and pronounces the translations for you. You can choose from a number of characters available, male or female, with options like pronouncing English the American way or the English (UK) way. Enthusiastic I was, I went to their main site and discovered a lot more technologies from them.
Posted under:
Flash,
Multimedia,
On The Web,
Technology,
Widgets
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