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January 15th, 2016
by Quertime Writer in Videos
It seems that anybody can take photos nowadays. With foolproof features standard for even the most basic digital camera, it is hard to mess it up. However, some people still manage to cut off heads, take a wide angle shot for a group of three people, or just generally take a fuzzy picture.
It doesn’t really matter much if you’re just taking pictures to document an event or moment, but if you need it for your website or blog, you really ought to take the trouble to make sure they are as good as you can manage. Adding compelling images to your content will help catch the attention of your readers and increase the traffic of your blog. Read more…
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July 22nd, 2015
by Quertime Writer in Tutorials
It comes as no surprise that the Internet is quite censored nowadays and not every user can access certain websites from any location in the world. This is of course not what the Internet was meant to become. The modern use-cases applied to the Web, however require a custom approach.
Now that the Web is heavily used for business purposes it’s up to business owners to decide whether to restrict access to their resources. Regular users, however, are left in the dark and not able to watch their favorite TV shows for example. Cases like helping spread online piracy, among others things, kind of speaks for itself. Read more…
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February 8th, 2015
by Quertime Writer in Tutorials
If you are a small business owner with a brick and mortar store, chances are that you have already been approached by web design agencies in your neighborhood soliciting your interest in them building a website for you. Whether or not you have accepted the offer, the bottom line is that it is 2015 and every business needs to have an online presence. The benefits of owning a website far outweigh the cost and investment required to build and manage an online presence.
But what if you cannot afford to spend hundreds, if not thousands of dollars that the web design companies charge? There are always free or cheaper alternatives available. In this tutorial, we will take you through the step by step instructions that one should follow to build and manage their own website. What’s more – the annual costs should not be more than the cost of a couple of meals. So let us get started: Read more…
Updated on
July 2nd, 2018
by Quertime Writer in Tutorials
Digital cameras are one of the most commonly used handheld devices used by many people. There are many camera manufacturing companies like Nikon, Canon, etc., which have designed some high-resolution devices over the years. With the advancement in technology, digital single-lens reflex (digital SLR or DSLR) cameras have gained much popularity.
DSLR cameras use a digital imaging sensor by combining the mechanism of optics and single-lens reflex camera. Such DSLR cameras are known for capturing some awesome pictures and videos. They generally use the MOV file format to store captured images. MOV is a very popular file format introduced for QuickTime player on Mac OS X. However, such file formats are open to various issues including corruption in DSLR cameras. Read more…
Updated on
December 4th, 2014
by Quertime Team in Tutorials
We all know what Wikipedia is all about. Yes, it’s a free and largest encyclopedia on the web that contains millions of articles on a wide array of topics. Whenever we search for a famous name of people, place, history, etc via Google, the search engine will always show Wikipedia page as their first or second search results. One of the main reasons is that the online encyclopedia offers huge amount of high-quality and reliable contents. It has been a credible source for various types of research projects.
Apart from its Wiki pages and contents, many users have actually neglected some useful tools and features offered by this educational and non-profit organization. Thus, today we would like to show you a quick tutorial on how you can turn Wikipedia pages into ebooks within the site. Read more…
Updated on
February 3rd, 2024
by Quertime Team in Tutorials
Internet is undoubtedly the best source to look for great images including photography, illustrations and even animated GIF like cinemagraphs. However there are billions of various types of images available on the web, it might not be an easy task to get the image exactly you want for your design projects. Sometimes, even you find the right image’s content but it still can’t be used for your project due to issues of size, color, resolution as well as copyright.
We know the importance of images that make our websites, presentations or any other design works visually appealing. And that’s the reason why we want to share with you how to get full use out of the Google Image Advanced Search. In this post, you’ll also get to know some cool stock image sites and image search engines where you can find high-quality copyright free and royalty-free images. Read more…
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May 12th, 2013
by Quertime Team in Social Media
Facebook is the best place for sharing your status updates with family and friends. However, sometimes you might have some interesting outdoor activities which you want to share with your friends only and not your colleagues. Or there are some personal things that can only be shared with your family members and not the others. To manage your post privacy, you should keep these people separated, putting them into groups like family, close friends, colleagues, acquaintances, etc. This helps you to easily share information with relevant people and avoid some sensitive data to be seen by others.
Below we’ve written 2 step-by-step tutorials guiding you to create a friend list of your own on Facebook as well as restrict certain people from seeing your posts. We hope these simple tutorials and screenshots are helpful for protecting your post privacy. Read more…
Updated on
July 2nd, 2018
by Quertime Team in Email
Google Drive has been integrated into Gmail and this gives you the convenience of sending files stored in the cloud straight to your email, without leaving Gmail page. It’s especially useful for sending large files up to 10GB.
Due to the fact that you’re sending file stored in the Google Drive, it allows your recipients access to the most updated version of it. Also, Gmail will check and make sure all your recipients have access to the file you’re sending. If it detects the file isn’t shared with all recipients, you will be prompted with a warning message together with the option to change the file sharing settings. Also, it works well with drive links pasted straight into emails. Read more…
Updated on
October 21st, 2014
by Quertime Team in Tutorials
Nowadays QR codes are being widely used every where. You can easily find them printed on newspapers, websites, billboard ads, packages and many more. The matrix barcode can be scanned through your smart phone app to gain access to website or display virtually any type of information such as URLs, address, contact details, and product description.
When it comes to design, QR codes normally presented in such a way that black square dots arranged in a square pattern with white color as a background. I know, it sounds pretty boring. Fortunately, there are many talented designers out there, with their creativity turning the black and white box into a colourful and amazing artwork. Just like the ones you may have seen on our previous post: 35 Really Cool QR Code Artworks.
If you feel like having one customized and impressive QR code for your website, blog, company or product, simply follow our easy tutorials below to get it done within minutes! Read more…
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November 21st, 2012
by Quertime Team in Tutorials
Wondering how to show your name and photo under the title of your blog post in Google search results? Look no further, this is the right post where we provide a quick tutorial guiding you to link your online content to your Google+ Profile.
Once you’ve gone through the tutorial, your authorship information will be displayed in Google search results as shown in the image below. Read more…
Updated on
November 21st, 2012
by Quertime Team in Tutorials
If you have a great blog post that you want to share with the world, why just publish it as an article when you have a chance to showcase it through video? Well if you believe that a picture speaks thousand of words, then a great video can definitely reach hundred of millions of people like the viral music video: Psy’s Gangnam style.
Today we would like to recommend you a cool online tool called Read more…
Updated on
November 21st, 2012
by Quertime Team in Social Media
Facebook is perhaps the greatest invention of the 21st century, helping people to reconnect with long lost friends and family, post status updates, share interesting things with friends, as well as promote and grow businesses. However on the flip side of the coin, Facebook tends to distract our concentrations from the daily works and studies. More and more users are addicted to Facebook wasting a lot of time on social games, following friends’ status updates, and chit-chatting.
If you just want to use Facebook to keep in touch with friends and do some simple networking, here are some of the best ways to avoid you from spending too much time on the social networking site. Read more…
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November 29th, 2012
by Quertime Team in Tutorials
Despite the facts that online plagiarism is pretty common in the world of Internet, but as a blogger we will never want to see our hard work being copied and republished on other sites without our consent. If your site is unfortunate, becomes the target of online content thieves, what can you do to deal with them? In the previous posts, we’ve taught you some effective methods for fighting with notorious copycats such as send a warning message, submit a Cease & Desist letter or file a DMCA complaint. Today we’ll show you a quick tutorial guiding you to send a notice of copyright infringement to Google, requesting the search engine to remove copyright infringing webpages from its search results. We hope you’ll find it useful!
Updated on
November 29th, 2012
by Quertime Team in Social Media
If you are one of those Facebook users who are sick of receiving game requests such as Diamond Dash and FarmVille from your friends. Here’s a simple tutorial you can follow to get rid of these annoying messages without hurting your friends’ feeling. Apart from blocking game requests, this tutorial can also be used to disable notifications from apps you’ve installed.
Updated on
October 21st, 2014
by Quertime Team in Mobile
Apple has finally announced the much anticipated iPhone 5, a longer, thinner, lighter and more powerful smart phone powered by iOS 6. The good news for existing iPhone and iPad owners is that the Apple’s latest mobile operating system is available for download now. If you’ve already tried iOS 6, you’ll notice that both Google Maps and YouTube apps are no longer the default mapping and video tools.
If you are one of those Apple fan who can’t live without Google’s online mapping tool and video sharing service, here are 2 quick tutorials which you can follow to “restore” Google Maps and YouTube apps back to your iPhone and iPad while enjoying the new functionalities of iOS 6. Read more…