Free mobile recharges by sharing ads, Way2Sms.com

Hi friends, In the last posts I have told you about ultoo and amulyam to get free mobile recharge. Now I am telling you about the most popular site way2sms.comthat pays for sharing ads daily. Although this is very oldtrick but very useful. This trick works only in India. Initially when this scheme was launched in way2sms then it was paying Rs1 to Rs1.5 per unique click,

but now its much less i.e. Rs 0.35 to Rs 0.85 per unique click depending on the ad.

It sounds very less when read first time but look at the calculations:

If you send 50 emails per day (all emails are sent in one go within 30 sec) and if 30 of your friends has clicked on the ad you shared to them and average money paid is Rs 0.35 per click then you will earn,

Rs 0.35 * 30 = Rs 10.5 per day.

Moreover, you can share ads on any social media like facebook or twitter and you may convince your friends to click on the ad shared then you can earn much more money. You will be additionally paid for sharing ads on facebook or any other social media. 

Not only this, you can refer to your friends also. You will get Rs 1 for each referral.

NOTE: If you register from this link then you will get Rs 2 as sign up bonus else you wont get.

So don't wait, sign up now and start reducing your mobile bills. Forget the tension of recharging mobile from your wallet.

                   <<Click here to sign up.>>

Convert keyboard lights to dancing lights

Convert keyboard lights to dancing lights

Hi friends, I have told you many batch file hacking tricks in my previous posts. Today I am going to tell you such a trick that will convert your keyboard lights like caps lock, num lock and scroll lock into a dancing light. This is a funny trick. not a virus.

Here is the simple trick:

1. Open notepad.

2. Copy and paste the following code in notepad.

Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "{CAPSLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{NUMLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{SCROLLLOCK}"
loop

3. Save it as "led.vbs".

or Download the led.vbs.

4. Double click on it and see your keyboard lights dancing.

Enjoy hacking.

Simplest method to download facebook videos without any software

Simplest method to download facebook videos without any software

Hi friends, In last post I have illustrated you how to stop autoplay of videos on facebook, a new feature provided by facebook. This post will tell you  the simplest method to download videos from facebook, which you can't download by simply right click. This is as simple as latter.

Steps:

1. Right click on video while its playing and click show video url.
   
   

   
2. Copy generated video URL. 
   In my case, it is https://www.facebook.com/iamkamalnayan/videos/651573224985442/
3. Replace www to touch in the URL and open in new tab (or existing one).
   Old URL: https://www.facebook.com/iamkamalnayan/videos/651573224985442/ 
   New URL: https://touch.facebook.com/iamkamalnayan/videos/651573224985442/
4. Play the video.
5. Right click on video, while its playing.
6. Click on Save Video As to save the video.

That't it. The video will be now downloaded on your PC.

Top 10 Best Android Games – December 2016

Top 10 Best Android Games – December 2016

It’s Friday, and that means it’s nearly time for the weekend. With that in mind, if you’re a gamer or even if you just enjoy games casually once in a while, you might want some new games to check out over the next couple of days. The good news is that there are lots of new games to choose from because they’re constantly being released for the platform. The great news, is that we’ve rounded up ten of the best new games for you to check out if you want something new to sink your teeth into.

Jade Empire Special Edition

Kicking off this list is an old fan favorite. To be clear, this an old fan favorite for those that have played the game on other platforms, but it’s new to Android. This is a role playing game set in the world of ancient China. The game provides a nice blend of RPG like gameplay with action-based real-time combat, and offers up multiple character types. Of course, the visuals don’t hurt either.

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Maze Dungeon

If there’s any game types that are wonderful for passing the time while still retaining plenty of excitement, it’s puzzle games. The goal here is obvious, to make it to the exit of the maze, but it won’t necessarily be a simple one as you can only see a little bit in front of you. As a glowing cube you illuminate your own path but you won’t stay lit up forever and you’ll need to find the exit before you stop glowing.

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Samorost 3

If you like puzzle games but yearn for adventure, Samorost 3 is the game to check out. It comes from the creative minds behind the awesome puzzle adventure game Machinarium, and features a similar style of graphics but a completely unique story to follow. Driven by curiosity and the desire for exploration, Samorost 3 takes you on quite an incredible journey across the cosmos. The game offers up absolutely gorgeous visuals which becomes apparent quickly, and if you enjoy the full experience of immersiveness the audio soundtrack takes things up a notch.

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Leap of Fate

This is a fairly new entry as it was just released yesterday, but that doesn’t make it any less intriguing of a game. This is a roguelike top down twin stick shooter, filled with awesome graphics and special effects, plenty of action, and a taxing challenge as once you die, your character dies for good and you’ll have to start all over again. It might sound demanding, but you might be surprised at how much fun it could be.

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RunGunJumpGun

Continuing with the theme of challenging games, RunGunJumpGun is a side scrolling action game that wants quick reflexes and requires an even quicker trigger finger, as you’ll be continuously moving, jumping, and shooting your way through the mayhem. Moving is automatic, and you’ll have one button to jump and one button to shoot, making this a simple game when it comes to the controls. You might die often, but the game lets you respawn fast so you’re able to get back to it.

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Knight Slinger

This is an RPG for those who like the story-based complexities of role playing games, but love simple controls. Knight Slinger, as the name suggests, lets you pull back and drag your finger down the screen to launch your character attacks at enemies in battle, and this is an RPG so there is plenty of character development and leveling up to be had. There’s also a massive playable character roster.

Google play

Super Cat Bros

If you grew up with the NES, then this likely needs little explanation for why it’s an awesome offering. If you didn’t, that’s ok. Super Cat Bros is more or less a Super Mario Bros style of game, which is a platformer, filled with adventure seeking, battling your foes, and discovering hidden secrets, which the game apparently has plenty of, with one major difference – Cats. Yep, if you’re a cat lover and you love Super Mario, this is definitely worth checking out. There’s no saving the princess, so she’s not in another castle, but there’s still plenty of fun here.

Google play

Legends TD – None Shall Pass

Tower Defense games seem like they’re as old as time on the Android Platform, and that’s because they are. The genre has literally been around on Android since the days of the G1, and with good reason – they’re insanely fun games. The deal with this particular TD game is a fantasy-based Tower Defense title filled with tons of different characters and enemies, magic attacks, special abilities, and unlockable heroes. The graphics are cartoony, but well polished. There’s also over 40 levels, so there you should have plenty of game time with this one.

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Bowmasters

The goal here is simple. Aim your bow, or whatever it is you’re shooting or launching across the level, and hit your target. The real fun comes in from the combination of the large character list, the zany ragdoll physics, and the competitive nature of going up against your friends (or frenemies?) and coming out the victor. Simple fun, with ridiculous and crazy hilariousness.

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Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre

If you’ve never played Burrito Bison, you’re missing out. The goal is thwart the gummy invasion and you can do that the only way you know how – to launch yourself into the fray and take out as many as you can for as long as you can. As a bison luchador, your skills in wrestling are unmatched, but even you have to stop sometime. Launch yourself in the beginning of the level and see how far you can go. Pummeling gummy bears gives you a small boost to keep going, and along the way you can collect power ups that assist you and fire you even further. The longer you last, the more points you get from traveling a further distance.

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The best Android apps in 2016: Get the best from your smartphone

The best Android apps in 2016: Get the best from your smartphone
Get the most from your smartphone with the best Android apps around


With millions of Android apps to download from Google's Play store, it's understandable that you might feel a bit rudderless. Don't fret - we're here to guide you through the jungle of the Google Play Store. Simply the best Android apps available.
We've listed the 61 best Android apps any phone could want, sorted by type from social and entertainment to fitness and travel apps. You may notice that there's no games in the list. That's not an oversight, it's because we have the best Android games listed elsewhere. To be clear, we're not saying you should download every one of these – it's just that if an app sounds appealing, it shouldn't disappoint.

1. Google Opinion Rewards (free - and actually earns you money!)


While many are free, some of the best Android apps in this list require you to pay actual money. If you're a skinflint, that's a problem, which is why you should definitely have Google Opinion Rewards installed.
Complete short surveys for Google and you'll be given credit to spend on the store. Sometimes that could be 50p, sometimes 10p, but it all adds up and no survey takes longer than a minute or two. Seriously, download this now.
2. Solid Explorer File Management (£1.50; with 2 week free trial)
A less painful way of managing your phone


Yes, it's dull, I know, but have you ever found an Android phone to have a sensible way of navigating your files like you'd find on PC or Mac? I certainly haven't. This is where Solid File Explorer comes in. It uses Google's own Material Design style for an easy to use experience, which makes moving your files around and reclaiming space a doddle. What's more, it links up to cloud storage systems so you can easily move files too and fro, and the latest version lets you lock important files with a fingerprint should you wish.
It's £1.50 to unlock, but you can try it out free of charge for 14 days to see if you get the use from it. For me, it was a total no-brainer.
3. Avast Antivirus & Security (free; with in-app purchases)
Keep malware from your handset with AV protection

Avast Antivirus & Security is a powerful antivirus app that you can trust; its PC counterpart is one of the best free antiviruses of 2015. For those who want comprehensive cover, plenty of additional features are available as in-app purchases, including geofencing and remote data recovery. For those who just want basic protection, however, you’ll find this does everything you need for free.
4. Greenify (free)
Make sure your battery isn't draining unnessesarily

Getting the most from your phone’s battery is always key. Lollipop may have its own set of battery-saving tools, and many phones now offer power-saving modes, but these should be seen as a last resort.
Greenify sits in the background helping to regulate how much battery various apps are using. It freezes the apps you tell it to when you’re not using them, and instantly defrosts them when you need to gain access.
5. Clean Master (free)
Keep that 'clean install' feeling

Nobody likes having a slow device, and Android somehow manages to grab digital detritus like a magnet in a junkyard. Clean Master is the mop and bucket you need to scrub your phone or tablet clean.
Clean Master’s Junk File Cleaning feature scans your Android device and chucks out any unwanted cache and residual files.
6. Tasker (£2.99)
Automate your phone's functions for an easy life

If you really want to tinker with Android, Tasker is a brilliant way of automating much of the functions you'd normally do manually. It takes a little getting your head around, but the scope here is enormous - especially if you have root access on your phone.
You can train your phone to open Spotify when you put your headphones in, for example, or automatically respond to texts with your street address. If you can feed it the instructions, Tasker can automate the rest.
7. Next Lock Screen (free) 
Make your lock screen sparkle

Microsoft’s Garage project lets employees develop Android apps in their spare time, which is very fair­minded of the company. One of the best­known results of this scheme is Next Lock Screen, and this new version adds fingerprint scanning, provided your phone supports it; Smart Contacts and Smart Lock settings that let you configure how you unlock your device; and even location­sensitive wallpaper that changes automatically depending on where you are. Other useful features include detailed notifications that show all your missed calls, text messages and app alerts without you needing to “wake” your phone.
Because Next Lock Screen looks different to the standard Android layout, it effectively forces you to relearn your homescreen, which is jarring, but it has already amassed many devotees and recently won a “best lockscreen app for Android” award. Using it is almost like having a new phone without needing to pay for the upgrade.
8. Opera Max (free)
Supercharge your web browsing

Unless you’re lucky enough to have unlimited data on your phone, or a bottomless wallet, you’ll want to get the most out of your data package.
This is where Opera Max comes in. It crunches down the size of images and videos, speeds up website load times, and typically saves you from around a third to almost half of your general data use. You can restrict some apps to only ever connect via Wi-Fi, and temporarily turn off connections if you want to save some data for the end of the month.
9. Pocket (free)
Collect the best of the web to read later

Found an article you like but want to read it later, when you may not have an internet connection? Pocket is the solution to your problem.
Allowing you to save articles and videos to read and watch later across any Pocket-enabled device, you’ll never be short of something to read or share again. It’s the perfect distraction for Tube journeys, flights and those long train trips in signal black holes.
10. WifiMapper (free)
Track the best WiFi spots in the world

If you don't have a generous mobile data plan, you're going to want to use WiFi as much as possible, but finding good, free Wifi isn't always that easy. WifiMapper is the solution. Crowdsourced maps where the community shares where to get free WiFi, you should never have to rely on your data again
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