Google User Managed Storage

BANGALORE, INDIA: After the recent launch of its Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office, search engine giant Google has announced a new 'User Managed Storage' service for its Apps users.

Plan Price 20 GB $5 USD per year 80 GB $20 USD per year 200 GB $50 USD per year 400 GB $100 USD per year 1 TB $256 USD per year 2 TB $512 USD per year 4 TB $1,024 USD per year 8 TB $2,048 USD per year 16 TB $4,096 USD per year

This cloud service will allow users to purchase more storage space on their personal Google accounts, such as Google Docs, Picasa Web Albums, photos from Blogger and Google Apps

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How to Delete Google Account

How to Delete Google Account  ,  How to Delete Your Gmail Account

Google is great--but sometimes you just need to cut loose. Follow our simple guide to delete Google services individually or to delete your Google account permanently.

Google is no longer just a simple search engine. To date, Google offers hundreds of products and services, nearly all of which are managed through a Google account. Among them are services for email, chat, maps, video, photos, music, and social networking. Most of your online life can reside behind the single lock and key that is your Google account.

The benefit of this arrangement is that everything is seamless, and switching between different services generally demands no extra effort on your part. For one reason or another, however, you may find yourself wanting to get rid of this particular online identity you've built. Fortunately, Google is well known for promoting user rights and privacy, and the company makes it easy to remove data from individual products or even to delete your account entirely. Here's how it works.

Delete a Google Product or Service

1. Access the Google Login page in your Web browser.

Sign in to your account from the Google Login page.

2. Fill in the appropriate email address and password for the account with the Google product or service you wish to delete, and click Sign In.

3. Once the sign-in process is complete, click the Edit link next to the 'My products' section. Google is constantly updating, so depending on the version of Google you're accessing, you may first need to select Visit the previous version of the Google accounts screen to access the 'My products' menu.

Select the Edit link next to the 'My products' heading to start removing Google services.

4. Find the service or product you want to eliminate under the Delete a Product section, and click Remove permanently.

Delete Your Google Account

1. Access the Google Login page in your Web browser.

2. Enter the appropriate email address and password for the account you wish to delete, and click Sign In.

3. Click the Edit link next to the 'My products' section. Once again, you may first need to select Visit the previous version of the Google accounts screen to access the 'My products' menu.

4. Under the Delete Account section, select Close account and delete all services and info associated with it.

Select 'Close account...' to shut down your Google account.

5. Confirm your choice by typing in your password at the prompt on the next page, and then check both boxes acknowledging your choice and the repercussions.

6. Click Delete Google Account to permanently delete the account and its associated data.

Of course, once your Google account is gone, you will permanently lose access to all the data stored in it, so make sure to save anything you want to keep beforehand. If you wish to download all of your pictures, documents, and other data before deleting your account, simply log in as before and select the Data liberation tab on the left side of the screen. From there, click the big blue Download My Data button to download a big .zip file of all your personal data. Now you can delete your account with abandon, secure in the knowledge that your personal data is safely stored on your hard drive.

How to Delete Google Account

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BASIC CONCEPTS OF OOPS

BASIC CONCEPTS OF OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING:

1.Class

2.Object

3.Inheritance

4.Interface

5.Abstract Class

6.Overriding

7.Polymorphism (or ) Overloading

1.Class:

A class is simply a representation of a type of object. It is the blueprint/ plan/ template that describe the details of an object. A class is the blueprint from which the individual objects are created. Class is composed of three things: a name, attributes, and operations.

Examples 1

public class Student

{

}

2.Object:

An object can be considered a thing that can perform a set of related activities. The set of activities that the object performs defines the object’s behavior.
In pure OOP terms an object is an instance of a class.

Examples 2

Student objectStudent = new Student();

In Example 2 we can say that the student object, named objectStudent, has created out of the Student class.

3.Inheritance:

Ability of a new class to be created, from an existing class by extending it, is called inheritance.

Examples 3

public class Exception

{

}

public class IOException : Exception

{

}

In Example 3 the new class (IOException), which is called the derived class or subclass, inherits the members of an existing class (Exception), which is called the base class or super-class. The class IOException can extend the functionality of the class Exception by adding new types and methods.

4.Interface:

An interface is type definition similar to a class except that it purely represents a contract between an object and a user of the object. An interface cannot be directly instantiated as an object. No data members can be defined in an interface. Methods and properties can only be declared, not defined. To prefix the name interfaces with’I’ like IDisposable, ISerializable, ICloneable, IEnumerator, etc.

Examples 4

interface IShape

{

void Draw();

double X { get; set; }

double Y { get; set; }

}

Implementing an interface is simply done by inheriting off the interface and then defining all the methods and properties declared by the interface.

Examples 5

class Square : IShape

{

private double mX, mY;

public void Draw() { … }

public double X

{

set { mX = value; }

get { return mX; }

}

public double Y

{

set { mY = value; }

get { return mY; }

}

}

5.Abstract Class:

Abstract class can be simply defined as incomplete classes. Abstract classes contain one or more incomplete methods called abstract methods. The abstract class only provides the signature or declaration of the abstract methods and leaves the implementation of these methods to derived or sub-classes. Abstract method and abstract classes are marked with the abstract keyword. An abstract class itself must be marked with the abstract keyword. Since abstract classes are incomplete, they cannot be instantiated. The class inheriting an abstract class and implementing all its abstract methods is called the concrete of the abstract class.

Examples 6

abstract class TaxCalculator

{

protected double itemPrice;

protected double tax;

public abstract double CalculatorTax();

public double Tax

{

get { return tax };

}

public double ItemPrice

{

get { return itemPrice };

}

}

6.Overriding:

Override modifier is to modify a method, a property, an indexer, or an event. An override method provides a new implementation of a member inherited from a base class. The method overridden by an override declaration is known as the overridden base method. The overridden base method must have the same signature as the override method. You cannot override a non-virtual or static method. The overridden base method must be virtual, abstract, or override. An override declaration cannot change the accessibility of the virtual method. Both the override method and the virtual method must have the same access level modifier.

Examples 7

public class Employee

{

public virtual void GetPayCheck()

{

}

public void Work()

{

}

}

public class Executive : Employee

{

GetPayCheck method;

public override void GetPayCheck()

{

}

public void AdministerEmployee()

{

}

}

7.Polymorphism (OR) Overloading:

Polymorphism is the ability for classes to provide different implementations of methods that are called by the same name. In example 8 how polymorphism would work, here’s a different class that implements the same interface but has different code. Polymorphism allows us to define methods in a base class and override them with derived class implementations.

Examples 8

public class MyLogger

{

public void LogError(Exception e)

{

}

public bool LogError(Exception e, string message)

{

}

}

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How to Delete Facebook Account

How to Delete Your Facebook Account, How to Delete Facebook Account,How to block Facebook Account,How to close Facebook Account

Want out of Facebook? We'll show you how to completely delete your account--or just put things on hold for a while.

If you're sick of Facebook, you can cancel your account. Once you've deleted your Facebook account, you will never be able to log in to it again, and all of the personal and contact information you stored there will be gone. If you just want to disappear for a while, you can opt to suspend your account temporarily. In this article I’ll explain how to permanently delete your Facebook account, as well as how to temporarily deactivate it.

Permanently Deleting Your Facebook Account

1. Log in to your Facebook account. 2. Open Account Settings. 3. Under Linked Accounts, click Edit. Remove all linked accounts. Why? If you log in to Facebook within two weeks of permanently deleting your account, your account will not be deleted. If you are logged in to any of the accounts listed under Linked Accounts, you are automatically logged in to Facebook. Therefore, you should remove all linked accounts to ensure that the deletion process goes smoothly. 4. Open Privacy Settings. 5. Open Apps, Games and Websites. 6. Under 'Apps you use', click Remove. In the list, remove all apps, games, and websites. Again, taking this step helps the deletion process go as smoothly as possible. 7. if you want to save your profile data on your hard drive, now is the time to do it. Open Account Settings and click Download a copy of your Facebook data. 8. Head to the Facebook Help center to initiate the permament deletion of your account. You can search the Facebook Help center for “delete account,” and you will find the same link. If you're sure that you want to proceed, click Submit.

Important Notes

For two weeks after you delete your account, Facebook retains your data in case you wish to reverse your decision. If you don’t log in to Facebook for two weeks, your account will be permanently deleted. Immediately after deleting your account, clear the cache of the browser(s) you use to log in to Facebook. Doing this is another way to make sure that you don’t accidentally log in to your Facebook account or use it in the two weeks after deleting it. Facebook provides the following disclaimer about deleting your account: "Copies of some material (photos, notes, etc.) may remain in our servers for technical reasons, but this material is disassociated from any personal identifiers and completely inaccessible to other people using Facebook." In other words, your data could remain on Facebook’s servers for a while, but it is no longer identifiable as your data, nor is anyone able to search for it. Eventually, your old data will be overwritten and forever deleted. If you accidentally use your Facebook account within two weeks after deleting it, you’ll need to initiate the deletion process again.

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Google Search Tricks and Tips

Google Search Tricks and Tips,Special Searches Features With Google Search

Searching for a file

Suppose you want to search for pdf documents only. You can do this by attaching a filetype modifier to your query. A typical query can look like this

vpn filetype:pdf Google can recognize most common file types. 

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Defragment To Boost Hard Drive Speed

This will help your hard drive run much more efficiently. If you haven't defragmented in awhile, we would recommend running the windows defrag multiple times. To Defragment your hard drive, open up "My Computer", Right Click on C:, Click properties, Click the "Tools" Tab, Click "Defragment Now", Click Defragment, click OK.
click the below Link about Defragment

 Defragment To Boost Hard Drive Speed

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Steps to a Faster Computer

Five Steps to a Faster Computer

•  Defragment the Hard  Drive
•  Add Memory
•  Remove Spyware
•  Remove Unused Programs, Files,          Folders.
• Optimizing Windows Startup Programs.

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Why is my computer so slow

There are many things that can cause a slow computer such as registry errors, a virus, spyware, a lack of memory, or hard drive fragmentation. Luckily, all of these are fixable problems. Most of the issues can be fixed for free. Only a few of the problems listed above need any type of investment in software or hardware.

Why is my computer so slow

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Google Calculator Tips

Google Calculator Tips,Google Calculator Tricks

  To use Google’s built-in calculator function, simply enter the calculation you’d like done into the search box.

Performs calculations using Google Calculator without having to load a new page

In the google search : Type in an equation: (100+4567*10-200=) What is the square root of 267? (sqrt(267))

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Google Time Search

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