Earn Money By Reading SMS

While I was searching for Making Money Via Blogging on Internet I came through this service called mGinger using which we can Make  Money By Reading SMS.The service was tempting and I signed up for a free account on mginger.


                                   

How mGinger Works?

After signing up for mginger we have to enter our details and register our mobile number on mginger.Once you register there you will start receiving messages from them regarding some deals and offers in your city or town.Once you read the SMS you will be credited Rs 0.20 per SMS.

The amount they pay for reading SMS is very low but there is a method using which you can earn more with this network i.e referral system.Once you refer your friend or some other you will be credited Rs 2/- for referring instantly.Not only that but also you will get 50% of your referral earning and 25% of your 2nd level referral earning.

This way you can maximize your income with mginger.

Is mginger Legit or Scam?

Most of the people think that all such kinds of online jobs or services are scam but mginger is not a scam its legit.They pay you on time and pays very fast.

If you have a blog then you can display referral banners on your blog.I reached payout limit few days back and in few days I will reach the next payout .Check out the below screenshot of my mginger earning.

How much can we actually earn from mGinger?

There is no such limit of earning, you can earn as much as you can but you should have good number of referrals.Currently I earn Rs 15-20 per day using mginger which is very much sufficient for my mobile recharge.

I some how managed to reach the checkout limit of mGinger but does this work for you?

The answer is Yes.You can reach the check out limit if you get more referrals.To earn a good amount from mginger you have to refer as many people as you can.

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Top 10 Place to Create Websites for Free

Things have come a long way from the times where you had to pay a website designer hundreds of dollars just to get a simple website up and running. These days, there are websites that will actually give you a full website for free, and they arent bad either. Of course, some of them are shocking and you would be ashamed to have them as your website, but many of them look promising. Here is a list of 10 of the best places online where you can create a website for free.


1. Weebly

This is a great website where all internet users can create their very own website, regardless of technical knowledge. Click here to visit the website.

2. Webs

Formerly named Freewebs.com, Webs now offers nore than just free website hosting, you can actually create a website for free. Click here to visit the website.

3. Webnode

This in another great free website designer that is online and almost anyone can make use of it. Click here to visit the website.

4. Jimdo

With this website, users can actually choose a design and then customise it to suit their needs. Click here to visit the website.

5. Google Sites

Of course, Google doesn’t miss out on anything and website design is one of them. This is a great way to create a free site. Click here to visit the website.

6. SnapPages

The idea of this website is that you can drag and drop everything you want into place making it super simple. Click here to visit the website.

7. Yola

This is a great option if you are a business user and want to get a website up and running but without the costs. Click here to visit the website.

8. FreeWeb

Not to be mistaken with Freewebs. This website has over 300 great designs you can customise easily.Click here to visit the website.

9. AngelFire

This is another website where you can drag and drop everythng into place. Created by Lycos, you can be sure it is a great service. Click here to visit the website.

10. Office Live Small Business

This is a great tool from Microsoft and it is great for small business users. Click here to visit the website.

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Facebook Launching its Own Smartphone

A new report claims Facebook has hired several former Apple engineers who worked on

the iPhone to help with its rumored quest to build a smartphone – a device which the report suggests could be launched "by next year."

Rumors of a Facebook phone show no sign of abating, with the latest reports suggesting former Apple engineers who worked on the iPhone have been hired by Mark Zuckerberg to help build the device.

The New York Times’ Nick Bilton said his sources – who spoke on condition of anonymity – told him the company is hoping to launch its mobile phone “by next year.”

Bilton said in his report that Facebook had already hired “more than half a dozen Apple software and hardware engineers who worked on the iPhone, and one who worked on the iPad.”

While Facebook refused to offer any fresh comment on the latest reports surrounding the possibility of it entering the mobile phone market, it told the NYT that last year’s comments made to AllThngsD still stand: “We’re working across the entire mobile industry; with operators, hardware manufacturers, OS providers, and application developers,” the company said then.

Talk of a Facebook phone has been around for a couple of years, but it seems the rumor mill is in overdrive just now. Only last week news appeared that the social networking giant was also looking at buying the firm behind the Opera browser, a browser which could feasibly form part of a Facebook mobile OS. According to TheNextWeb, Opera bosses were “talking to potential buyers right now,” adding that there is currently a hiring freeze at the company, “a surefire sign that something big is about to happen – or at least that Opera wants something big to happen.”

Now that Facebook has shareholders to answer to, it must find ways to make money. Serious money. According to one Facebook employee who spoke to the NYT’s Bilton, Zuckerberg is concerned that if he doesn’t launch a mobile phone soon, “Facebook will simply become an app on other mobile platforms.”

Of course, launching a phone may prove to be the easiest part of the whole process. Getting people to actually buy it will be the real challenge, especially in a crowded market already dominated by Apple’s iPhone and Samsung’s Android-powered devices. Done right, however, and it could prove to be a lucrative money spinner for Zuckerberg and his team

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Pool Live Tour Coins Generator

Welcome in Unicornix 9th post . This post will tell you how to get 50 coins for every 08 minutes.
As this Software took a very hard work and time too , so I can't give everyone this Software.

How does this Software works!
As you know You receive 50 Coins for every day as bonus , This software creates a time error in pool and give 50 coins for every eight minutes.

How to Register this Software!
Step 1 > Subscribe us (Follow by E-mail)
Step 2 > Be a member of our blog (On right side)
Step 3 > Post this post link in ten Pool Groups.

As under 48 hour you will recieve an email from unicornix and a mediafire link to download it. 

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Find Your PC is Male or Female

Interesting? Too easy it is i think would take about 2 minutes

Step 1 => Open Notepad
Step 2 => Now type the code give Below
     
                    CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"i love you"

Step 2 => Now save the file as computer_gender.vbs

Step 3 => Double Click and Run it

If you hear a male voice, your computer is a 

male and if you hear a female voice then your 

computer is a female. 

Comment below let us know.

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Run any Software Trial Version Forever

Fed up with trial version of your favorite Software?
No problem after reading this article!

Time Stopper is a tiny utility which eliminate the time limit existing into Trial software usage period.

Time Stopper works with any software executable file and practically will extend the trial period of the program for an unlimited amount of time.

Time Stopper is very easy to install and use: you just have to browse for the executable file of trial program (GeneRally located in C:Program Files) and select the new installation date. Now, your program trial period will be automatically extended to another 30 / 90 days, depending on the software.

TimeStopper will not modify the time and date of the operating system, therefore is safe to use.

                                   

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Create Big Smileys in Facebook Chat

Do you wish to create Big smileys Like this ?
In this Post i am sharing this Awesome Facebook Trick with all of you to make surprise your Friends.
There is a Application exist in Facebook who create this type of smileys. You just  have to upload any pic which should be less than 1MB it will generate codes and just copy-paste it.And here you go making friends force to ask u how you did that ! Click Below to go to app.

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Blue with Grey Unicornix Templates

Preview

Blue with Grey is a free blogger template adapted from WordPress with 2 columns, right sidebar and simple look.

Download this Template below and For any Query comment below.

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Elite Minima Template by Unicornix

Elite Minima (Unicornix) is a Free Premium Blogger template designed by me with some cool Features. Now a Days all templates are Fixed width type and they are not support Blogger template designer. I am decided to make a template that support Blogger templates designer. YES!. This free Template Support Blogger Template designer and this is a Fluid Width, Pure Minimal, and Responsive Design.

                                                                    Preview

    Features

• Fluid Width Template
• 2 Columns
• Supports Blogger Template Designer
• Unlimited Color Skins 
• Minimal Style
• Responsive Design
• Cool Google Fonts
• Automatic Thumbnail & Excerpts
• Main Navigation Menu
• Right Sidebar
• 3 Column Footer Section.
• Custom CSS3 Search box
• In-Built Related Posts
• In Built Sharing Buttons
• Comes with Default Comments System as well as Threaded Comments System

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 310 launching in India this week

Unicornix News

Samsung India is all set to officially launch their 7-inch Galaxy Tab 2 in the country this week. It is expected to be priced at Rs. 23,250 (MRP), while select retailers have already started selling it for Rs. 19,500.

Company's official online store has also started taking pre-bookings for the tablet.

Originally show-cased at Mobile World Congress, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 aka 310 features Android 4.0, 1GHz dual core processor, 1GB RAM, and 7-inch PLS display with 1024x600p resolution. The tablet also comes with 3MP rear camera, front camera, 3G and voice-calling support.

This is the sixth Android tablet from the company to be released in the Indian market; other five being original Galaxy Tab, Galaxy Tab 750, 730, 680 and 620.

                          Buy this Tab                               

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Samsung Galaxy S3 Review

As a New SmartPhone released in Indian Markets. Unicornix Presenting Samsung Galaxy S3 Review 

Key Features

• 4.8in, 720 x 1280 pixel display
• Quad Core 1.4GHz CPU
• 8MP camera with 1080p video
• Android 4.0 ICS with TouchWiz

Samsung Galaxy S3 Review - Hands On

Samsung has unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S3, here at an event in Earls Court, London. We've just got hands on with the highly anticipated handset, so here's the low down. 



Samsung Galaxy S3 - Design and Hardware
Samsung has literally taken something of a step backward with this handset's design, bearing as it does more resemblance to the original Samsung Galaxy S rather than the S2. In particular, the back is all curved glossy plastic rather than the squared-off chequered look of the S2 or Galaxy Nexus. The overall effect is a little underwhelming. 



Where the iPhone 4S has its stark steel and glass frame, the Nokia N8 and HTC One X have their curvy matt plastic chassis and the Sony Xperia S has its intriguing clear plastic strip, the S3 looks a little bland and moreover feels a bit cheap. in white or 'pebble blue', neither finish particularly wowed us. Much as the S2 didn't really, and look how many that sold – so maybe it's just us. 



In terms of practicalities, though, we can have few complaints. While clearly not a ruggedised phone, it feels well put together and will no doubt prove to stand up to the rigours of everyday life, just as the similarly plasticky S2 did. Moreover, despite being a large phone (dimensions of .6 x 70.6 x 8.6mm) it sits reasonably comfortably in the hand thanks to nicely rounded corners, and the power button is conveniently placed on the right edge, rather than the top where you might have to stretch for it. Meanwhile the volume rocker is in its usual spot on the left. 



Inevitably it's a bit of a stretch to reach all the whopping 4.8in screen, but then that's the same with all these big-screened smartphones. Also, despite its slenderness, it doesn't feel too unwieldy to handle – it's easy to get a good grip.

Paying homage to its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S2, the navigation buttons consist of a central physical Home button (Apple lawsuit beware) flanked by two touch-sensitive buttons, one for Back and one for bringing up the new Android 4.0 Multi-tasking menu. They seem responsive and easy to use. 



On the back sits the 8MP camera with its LED flash, and there's also a front facing video camera. Prize the battery cover off and there's a 2100mAh battery (likely good enough for a lslightly higher than average day and a half's use), SIM slot and microSD. Onboard storage varies from 16GB upwards so your storage options are plentiful. Indeed this is perhaps this phone's main trump card when compared to the HTC One X.



On the top edge is the obligatory headphone jack, meanwhile, the microUSB socket on the bottom is used for charging and data transfer and as it's MHL compatible you can also connect the phone directly to your TV for instant large screen video playback and web browsing/email/etc. All you need is an adapter which you can pick up for about £5. The phone also supports NFC.





Samsung Galaxy S3 - Screen
Some reports were suggesting the Galaxy S3 may feature a bonkers 1080p resolution display but unsurprisingly this isn't the case. Instead we have an essentially Samsung Galaxy Nexus matching 4.8in panel with an HD Ready resolution of 720 x 1,280 pixels. This gives it a pretty high pixel density of 303ppi, just a jot under the iPhone 4S's 326ppi. It looks amazing, packing in a huge amount of detail and making it great for web browsing. 




There is something of a caveat, though. This is an HD Super Amoled panel, which denotes this as being a display that uses a Pentile subpixel arrangement. As such it doesn't havequite the sharpness of the best HD LCD panels. Colours also don't look quite as accurate. However, on the flipside, you don't get any backlight bleed and colours simply leap from the screen, and they look a bit more natural than some Super Amoleds we've seen. Watching video and gaming, in particular are really engaging because of this, especially given the size of the screen. 

Overall it's an amazing display, though on first impression the HTC One X's screen just edges it. 

Samsung Galaxy S3 - Processor / Performance
We've "known" for a little while now that the S3's processor will be Samsung's new 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos 4. We also saw a while back some benchmark results that were apparently from this phone, which suggested this is the fastest phone on the planet when it comes to graphics performance. Now that we've had a go we can confirm that it really is incredibly fast. 



Subjectively, it's difficult to notice all this extra performance over and above something like the HTC One X or iPhone 4S – they're all damned fast! Where any difference may come through is in gaming but even here it's going to be subtle at best – yes, we're already at the stage where the hardware is almost too fast and software needs to catch up. 

Samsung Galaxy S3 – Camera
It's a little disappointing that Samsung hasn't gone to town on the camera, adding a 12MP sensor or a fancy Xenon flash, but so far as we could tell from a quick play, the 8MP model here is right up there. Images seem well exposed, colourful and detailed while the app is very easy to use. You can point to focus, choose from a wealth of scene modes, add effects easily and there's a quick burst mode too. 



One unique feature an outdoors mode which makes the screen easier to see when it bright sunshine – It just makes it all yellow so you can see what's going on.

Overall, while reserve full judgement until we can properly judge quality, on first impression we'd again have to give the nod to the One X. It certainly wins out on ease of use. 

Samsung Galaxy S3 – Interface
Samsung is shipping the Galaxy S3 with Android 4.0 running on it, unlike some other manufacturers who have shipped hardware early but only running Android 2.3. Here though, we're all up to date. 



This being Samsung things are customised, though, but anyone with a Galaxy S2 will find it familiar. Most of the changes are just cosmetic with icons and fonts tweaked here and there, but there are a few standout features. 



The most obvious of these is S Voice. This Siri clone, is a voice activated assistant that you can call upon to turn your phone into 'a friend'. You can call up the web browser or write a message, and for these basic things it seemed to work quite well. However, it didn't seem very intelligent. Asking it to open the web browser, for instance, was met with a virtual blank face, as of course the Android web browser is called 'Internet'. 

We'll be back with more thoughts soon but for the time being we'll wrap up. 

Samsung Galaxy S3 - Thoughts So Far
We like the look of the Galaxy S3 from the front, with its simple design, curved corners and metal trim. However, the glossy plastic back really puts a damper on things – it just doesn't exude class or luxury. Otherwise this phone is either class leading or at least on par. The processor is stunningly fast, the screen stunningly dazzling and the microSD slot stunningly practical! It may lack a certain wow factor but for features alone this phone has been worth the wait. Just.

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How to Increase Likes and Followers

Do you ever wanted to increase Twitter Followers , YouTube Subscribers , Facebook Likes , Website Views , Myspace Friends , Digg Followers ?

Everyday approx 1.27 Million people search these,Click thousands of websites and do thousands of stuff for these but i have an awesome Review of a Website Youlikehits.

YouLikeHits.com is a social media mutual sharing site where visitors can create a free account, add your social media accounts and then start following.

You like hits created a system which allows you to earn points for following other users. You can follow users on the following platforms:

• Facebook (like a users Facebook page)
• Twitter
• MySpace
• YouTube (watch a video for x time)
• Digg
• StumbleUpon
• Websites (visit a specific url for 28 seconds)

The more people you follow on these platforms, the more points you get. You can then add your own profiles, accounts or pages and assign the number of points you are willing to give up in return for a follower.

You can purchase points behind the login so you dont have to follow others to earn the points. The system is set up so when you offer 10 points for a “like” on Facebook, YouLikeHits will give only 9 points for that follow. This keeps the system in need for more points which is why they offered points to purchase.

The most important question about this online tool is are these followers real? Would it be a waste of your time if they are fake?

I have heard both ways of the fans and followers being real and fake. I personally feel, after having used the tool for a couple months now, that the followers you gain that say for a couple days are real.

You will have people that add their Facebook profile and will follow you and then unfollow you. You will even experience people liking you with a fake profile and they will never again interact with you.

I do feel like there are several strategies that you can employ that will bring greater results in real fans but if you are lacking in budget, you should definitely give you like hits a chance.

You Like Hits Pros:

• You have the ability to view the history of all of the users who follow you and who you follow.
• You can view the number of followers per Facebook page or Twitter account you add
• Add multiple Facebook pages per account
• There are multiple social media sites that you can use to get points

You Like Hits Cons:

• not enough users to keep the system working
• Facebook like does not always register
• The wait time for a YouTube video or visiting a website takes too much time to make it worth it for the points

It is my opinion that YouLikeHits.com is a good tool to use for first time social media managers. It is always a huge belief builder to clients if you can build a following regardless of quality.

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