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Posted by jovaniwayne on July 26, 2010
9/3/2010, Gmail’s Priority Inbox was introduced right on my gmail account. By the time i read the title of this new feature,”Priority Inbox”, I knew this would gonna help organize my email messages.
Having Literally thousands of emails right from my inbox, I often fall into manually deciding and choosing the most important email for me by scanning thousands of messages. And it’s time consuming..
here take a look at my inbox’s count:

How do this feature work?
According to the video, it automatically suggest what’s important via those emails or kinds of email that you are reading often and marks them as priority. Priority or important emails are marked with this sign:

sample:

You can also manually mark important email. This way, you can make sure that you are marking what is the most important messages to you.

Marked messages are automatically grouped together in one location, and it’s right in the “Important” label:

And that’s it .. about Gmail’s Priority Inbox feature.
hope this helps!
Posted by jovaniwayne on September 3, 2010
Many times with Windows Operating Systems, problems occur after an application, utility or patch is installed. Often the problem may not be found until you perform a function or action such as right clicking a folder or file, making it more difficult to fix. One way to quickly cure slow right click problems is to isolate the program using a free tool called ShellExView.
How To Fix Slow Right Click Problems In Windows.
Posted by jovaniwayne on August 29, 2010
It might seem counter-intuitive to put so much effort into the page on your site that you want visitors to see the least, but a good 404 page can be a critical component of your site’s user experience, so long as a few general pointers are followed.
via http://www.readwriteweb.com/biz/2010/08/so-intense-how-to-create-an-effective-404-error-page.php.
Posted by jovaniwayne on August 11, 2010
They’ve pruned pixels and made it easier to get to Contacts and Tasks.
Look at the comparison:
Old:

gmail old look
new Look:

gmail's new look
See What’s has Changed:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&ctx=mail&answer=184497
Posted by jovaniwayne on August 11, 2010
Whether you’re in the market for an insanely high-end rig or you just feel like doing a little high-tech window shopping, these pricey PCs deliver serious bang for a whole lot of bucks.
By Jason Cross and Nate Ralph, PC World
Visual tour: 10 dream PCs almost nobody can afford.
Posted by jovaniwayne on August 10, 2010
How bad is it? Worse than you think. Here’s what the new breed of malware looks like — and what you can do to stop it
Fighting today’s malware | Security Central – InfoWorld.
Posted by jovaniwayne on August 6, 2010
According to the mobile security firm Lookout, an Android app that’s been available in the Android Market for months steals personal data and sends it to a site in China.
Read more: http://technorati.com/technology/android/article/android-app-steals-personal-data/#ixzz0vBcXWwih
via Android App Steals Personal Data.
Posted by jovaniwayne on July 31, 2010
Get the value(s) of the selected option on change event:
For Single Selection:
$('#checkstatus').change(function(){
alert($('#checkstatus option:selected').text());
});
For multiple Selection:
var str = "";
$('#checkstatus').click(function(){
$('#checkstatus :selected').each(function(i, selected){
str += $(selected).text();
});
$("#div").text(str);
});
to test the selected values, I placed a div with an id=”div”.
For the real application of these, you may use array instead of string variable to hold selected values.
Posted by jovaniwayne on July 26, 2010