Internet Tools

[Fake identities for Jason Bourne were generated using this tool]

There are quite a few internet services require the user to have a U.S. address. PSN and Amazon app store are two examples that I use myself; by entering my real country I was blocked from accessing some U.S. only contents on PSN, and I also can't download the daily Free apps offered by Amazon app store for Android.

For those who are living outside of U.S., all you need to do to get full access (legally, since you're not doing anything bad) is to sign up using a U.S. address. However most systems will check your address validity so simply pressing random keys on your keyboard won't work.

To all the serious bloggers out there who are seeking for a good and reliable web host for your blog, listen to me very carefully.

Though I don't know how to identify the best web host in the world, I can tell you which one to avoid.

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Filling up a tedious online form or typing a long post in some forum, when all of a sudden you hit the backspace key or your PC Crashes?

If you installed this browser extension (available for Chrome, Firefox & Safari) then you're just one click away from recovering everything that you typed.

[Picture borrowed from movie 'The Lord of the Rings']

Since many people asked me how to bypass a DNS block (a common method to filter websites that you can surf), I'd made a short guide on this topic.

Email accounts nowadays have large storage size, but most of them doesn't allow attachments of more than 20MB maximum... so how do we send files larger than that?

[Picture borrowed from movie 'Predator']

Previously I wrote about my favourite iPhone App - SoundHound which could identify a song by letting it listen to the radio or your humming voice. For those who don't have an iPhone, here's a free web service which works just as good :)

[Megatron and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © Hasbro Inc.]

Bit torrent is one of the technologies that everyone loves or hates. (Hated by entertainment industry due to it being used widely for piracy purposes) Though we don't support piracy, torrent is used for legal purposes also, such as sharing and distributing large files.

Here's the simplest bit torrent client that stands the test of time.

If you're using Rapidshare, MegaUpload, or other similar file hosting sites, this freeware I'm going to introduce here is really really REALLY useful for you.

All the 45 seconds delay time before download, 30 mins waiting time after download (to start the next file) and all the Captcha entering will be done by this software.