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Top 5 ways to get the count of Likes, Shares and Comments for any Webpage.

Social Media apps
Social Media apps (Photo credit: Jason A. Howie)

With the popularity of social networking sites, its always good to keep on top of the reach for your website/webpage on the web. Unfortunately there is no simple direct way to check on the number of likes & Shares on these sites. But there are sites on the web that provide a simple interface to check on these numbers.

Here are the top 5 web tools to help you:
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1. Like Checker:
http://www.likechecker.hu/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fblog.chandrahasa.com%2Farchives%
Provides the list of Facebook Likes, Shares & Comments

2. Like Explorer:
http://www.likeexplorer.com/
Gives the count of activity on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, G+ & Pintrest

3. Facebook Popularity Statistics:
http://aruljohn.com/facebook/
Gives the bulk count of Facebook Likes, Shares & Comments for a list of URLs

4. Shared Count:
http://www.sharedcount.com/
Gives the count of activity on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, G+, Delicious & Pintrest

5. Plus 1 Checker:
http://www.plusonechecker.net/
Gives the share count of a webpage on Google Plus

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Android Apps Solutions

How to Enable Manual Exposure in Google Camera App

Google just updated its Camera app to bring in new features and performance. But any prolific camera user will find that the Exposure settings are missing in the options provide on screen. Don’t worry the Exposure settings have not been removed from the app, they have just been hidden by default.

Here is how to enable the setting:

  1. Open the camera app.
  2. Swipe from left to right on the screen to bring out the mode options
  3. Tap the ‘Cog Wheel'(settings button) on the bottom right.
  4. Select “Advanced”
  5. Turn On “Manual Exposure”
  6. Hit back twice to get to the main screen
  7. Tap on options button(Screen bottom right), Now Exposure option will show up with the rest of the options.
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Final Draft Solutions

Final Draft 9/8: How to create a title page

Final Draft
Final Draft (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The title page of a Final Draft document contains information of the Title, Author, Copyright and at times the cast, scene & set info. Its advisable to fine tune it to ones requirement to give your document a finished look

Here is how to modify the Title Page in Final Draft 8/9:

  1. Open the title page in the following way:
    • in Final Draft 9 for windows: click on Title Page icon in the Ribbon
    • in Final Draft 9 for Mac or Final Draft 8: goto the Toolbar and choose Document > Title Page.
  2. Type the information over the existing sample text.
  3. 3. Go to File > Close.
  4. 4. Once back at your script, simply save it (File > Save) and your title page is saved with the script.

 

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Open Source Web

“Heartbleed” Bug: How to check if server is venerable

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‘Heartbleed’, A major new vulnerability in the open software OpenSSL could let attackers gain access to user passwords and even fool people into using bogus versions of Web sites!

While the scope and size of the damage isnt clear, the fact that it has hit some of the major websites is a huge cause of worry.

Here is how to check if a website is venerable to this bug:

  1. Visit the following webpage: http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/
  2. Type in the url of the website you want to check in the space provided
  3. Hit Go! (and pray)

 

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Android Device Solutions

How to Hide The ‘Last Seen Time’ on Whatsapp

WhatsApp
WhatsApp (Photo credit: abulhussain)

Whatsapp is slowly rolling out support to hide the “Last Seen Time” infomation on Whatsapp. Below are the different ways you can do that(or atleast fake it).

IOS:

Whatsapp for IOS has already updated to a version which has the feature of hiding the “Last Seen Status”. Update to the latest version of Whatsapp and then you can activate it in the following way:

  1. Open WhatsApp and Goto ‘Settings’
  2. Goto ‘Advanced’ page
  3. Turn off the ‘Last Seen Timestamp’

Android:

This feature is available on Whatsapp for Android from the version 2.11.169 onwards. You can get the latest version of the app here: http://www.whatsapp.com/android/

Once you have the app and have installed it, here is how to activate the feature:

  1. Open Whatsapp and in the Menu Goto ‘Settings’
  2. Goto ‘Accounts’
  3. Goto ‘Privacy’
  4. Here you can disable the ‘Last Seen’ time.

 

Other Manual Hacks:

Disabling your Wifi & Data connection before opening your Whatsapp window makes sure your Last Seen time doesnt get updated.

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