Google Image Search Now displays MetaData

When it comes to image search, Google is considered by many as having the best technology at it's back-end. Google's expertise in the area can be fathomed from the fact that it can search for text within images in your Google Drive storage. But that's something only Google Drive users get. We are talking about the mainstream users here, most of whom prefer Google's image search over other search engines such as Yahoo or Bing. And not without reason. Google performs some of the most accurate image searches of all. And according to latest news, Google is now releasing a new revamped structure for its image search, improving its performance, and making the image's MetaData now visible to searchers!

HTML 5 vs Flash

Flash is a vector animation software and HTML5 is a formatting language that’s used to structure web content. So, what’s the difference between these two and which would be best to use when building a website? I have a confession here – I don’t know. Although I’m online all the time and have put together several websites using templates, I’m not really sure what the difference is between the two. I can talk tecchie when I need to, but I’m no programmer. When I need to choose between the two, I use a great little infographic. I just need to read through the infographic and think about how the information in it applies to the website I want to build and by the time I get to the end, I know which to use. This is a really useful tool to talk you through all the basics of both Flash and HTML5 without needing to know any of the technical details. As long as you have some idea of what you want your website to look like and what you want to use it for, you should be able to use this to come to the right decision on Flash or HTML5. You really don’t need to know much about them, you just need to make sure that you choose the right one for your website and this infographic makes that a sure-fire thing.

Add smooth 'scroll back to top' button to your website

Today I am going to share you an amazing new jquery script which is very helpful for those web pages which are great in length. When clicked it automatically bring back the viewers to top of page with is smoothness. This script displays at the lower right corner of your web page. This script works when a page is scrolled down atlest 100 pixels and it disappears on scrolling up. The script author is www.dynamicdrive.com. It works in Chrome, IE6+, Opera7+. 

MSN Messenger to be replaced with Skype

Microsoft announced to replace it's Chat Messenger with Internet Telephony Service i.e Skype on March 15.

2 Javascript codes to disable right click on webpage

Creating your own content is not an easy task. It requires hard work and a lot of time. But whenever you go through your content on some other site, it hurts badly. Those who do not care about copying content without noticing the copyright statement, can be black listed by Google. To avoid your content to be copied by others there's Javascript codes which disables right clicking on webpage. In this way no one can copy your webpage source.
There are two Javascript codes which are working for this purpose. They are physically different but thee function is same. So, let's start working by adding it on your website blog or any other webpage. You have to follow very simple steps for adding one of these codes.