Current version of Facebook does not support a straight export method for its events guest lists to softwares like Excel. You can download an .ics file of the event, but that only contains a list of the people that are Attending or Maybe attending. Following how I did, probably there are better ways, but this [...] Read more →
Posts filed under “Tips&Tricks”
Export guest list from Facebook events
02
Apr
Read Facebook messages without letting the sender know
07
Mar
Some time ago Facebook introduced the “✔ Seen” feature, letting people know when the receiver reads/sees the message. It can be sometime annoying, especially if we are supposed to be doing something else. Here a quick trick, that just with the use of your smartphone, will let you read a message sent to you without [...] Read more →
Share and sync web pages, files and clipboard between PC and Android
22
Feb
Following I will describe some example methods to boost up interoperability between your computer and your Android device, if you have any better solution/suggestion please consider writing a comment. Clipboard How many times did you have to copy an address, a number, or some text from your Android device to a PC (or vice versa) [...] Read more →
Search by Image
01
Feb
I’m always surprised by how many people don’t know the simplest tricks of the internet! So here a very useful trick that might come in handy if you’re not already a power geek. Ever wanted to find a better resolution version of an image? Or to find what is shown in an image? Or just a similar image? Head over [...] Read more →
All your photos are safe with Instant Upload
23
Jan
The first time I saw the Instant Upload setting in Google+ mobile app (enabled by default) I was quite annoyed, why would anyone waste bandwitch and battery power to upload ALL the photos you take on Google’s servers? I’m not one of those maniacs sharing all my private stuff on social media, so I turned it off. But [...] Read more →
Anti-Spoof on your Google Apps email
23
Dec
I recently started receiving some Delivery Status Notification or automatic response emails from messages I have never sent. Expanding the details I noticed that they were all replies to emails sent by addresses like this: E7F35AED@mydomain.com (were mydomain.com is actually a domain of mine I use under Google Apps). I was receiving them because I set my own [...] Read more →
Copertura segnali TIM, Vodafone, Wind e 3
14
Dec
Vuoi cambiare operatore telefonico e cerchi quello con la migliore copertura 2G/3G/4G nella tua zona? Grazie al sito Opensignal è possibile visualizzare una mappa con le coperture di tutti gli operatori mondiali. Quando la mappa è focalizzata sull’Italia, vengono visualizzati i segnali di Vodafone, Tim, Wind e 3 contemporaneamente. Cliccando sulla voce Tower Map, puoi inoltre [...] Read more →
Pulse News
31
Aug
I have been using Google Reader for a long time and it’s great, it keeps me updated on lots of topics, but it’s got one great problem for me: if I don’t visit it for few days I get 1000+ unread items. This sucks. Many times I will just “Mark all as read” after a [...] Read more →
One password to rule them all
15
Jul
LockNote is a super simple application to store text and to protect it with a password, everything is then ecripted with the most modern AES 256bit encryption technology. Let’s get to the facts: can store passwords, credit cards data, personal information or whatever is in text format no-install application, it’s a simple exe file you [...] Read more →
Middle Mouse Click
26
Jun
I’m alwasy surprised by how many people don’t know this ‘trick’ or at least they don’t use it: click on a link with the middle button of the mouse = open link in a new tab Yes! That’s it, just click with your middle button or mouse wheel (exactly, most of the times it is [...] Read more →