What are the advantages of push mail over normal mail on a phone? ( in 250 words )?
Q. Mobile phones come with all kinds of features these days. With email access, instant messaging, Web browsing, games, and MP3 playback, sometimes it s hard to remember that you re supposed to use your phone to call people. The downside to all of these new features is that many of them are difficult to access using a standard mobile phone. This is where push technology comes in. Push technology lets you automatically receive email, news, and other updates without you having to seek them out and download them manually. The technology is already a big convenience on desktop PCs (the proliferation of RSS [Really Simple Syndication] feeds and podcasts are examples), but on mobile phones the benefits are even greater. Now its very clear that… [cont.]
Asked by Dhananjay - Sat Jul 10 13:52:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. well it certainly sends you the emails quicker than manually retireieving emails I dont know whats wacky or creative about it, but its as close to receiving an answer immediately. If for instance you asked someone to marry you over email I'm sure you would wanna know immediately, rather than having to wait to send and receive...
Answered by alex c - Sat Jul 10 14:03:58 2010

How to hide my IP completely?
Q. how to hide if from even my ISP and the local servers and routers still having the ability to all internet traffic including ones from P2Ps and skype run without many bandwith or aparaent speed alterations on a stationary solution definietely without loging systems of IP details and internet data traffic together with the ability to run the firewall zonealarm privercy suite 2009, its better to show a fake IP if IP visibility is needed to access some data by authentication system(s) by prompt nortification especially to hide bittorrent and video realy simple syndication feeds. I might also love more convenience at standard levels or higher I'm not asking anyone wheather it is posible or not but do you know how to or not and dont answer this… [cont.]
Asked by go_surangasa - Mon Jul 14 08:40:50 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Although you can use Bouncer's and Spoofer's and Proxy's you cannot completely hide you're IP. I don't know why you would want to hide your IP unless you were going to attempt something illegal and if you don't even know how to hide yourself I really doubt your ready for anything big. It's just my opinion, I would start with a IP Bouncer and also run a Proxy Program.
Answered by arron p - Mon Jul 14 09:23:12 2008

how can i add this as a feed?
Q. Feeds (via RSS Really Simple Syndication) Set up feeds to share content you create elsewhere. Direct people to your other sites via your Yahoo!7 360 page. For example, you can set up a feed to share your Netflix queue or recommendations. If you use Blogger, LiveJournal, WordPress, or Xanga, or other web services that support feeds, you can display your recent updates and link back to these other web sites in your Feeds module on Yahoo!7 360 . the url i am uncertain
Asked by Twizzted and unholy - Thu Dec 11 20:01:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go into your 360 and click "My page", I believe the third option down, possibly under your blog section, is where you can add Feeds. (((Malco))) LOL!
Answered by Been There Brilliantly Done That - Thu Dec 11 20:34:17 2008

What is an RSS feed and how do I get one?
Q. I'm not sure what RSS is I understand it means Really Simple Syndication. But what's that?
Asked by Saiko 360 - Thu Jun 19 10:04:07 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. RSS is a data format used for providing people with frequently updated content. Think of it like having a subscription to a magazine. To "get" an RSS feed you need a program called an RSS reader. There are several good ones out there. For example you certain software can collect RSS data such as Mozilla Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, Safari. or if that's too complex you different websites allow you to add RSS feeds to your main page. An easy one would be your My Yahoo page if you go to personalize > content you can add RSS feeds that way. You can find some more ways to get RSS here: Along with some popular RSS feeds here: IF you don't see anything you like just run a Yahoo! search on something you do, they probably… [cont.]
Answered by cyberyugi9 - Fri Jun 20 00:32:34 2008

Easy RSS Feed question?
Q. Easy RSS Feed question!? Can somebody please help me with terminology here? I want to create my own RSS "intake" - in other words a Google search of news (jewelry plus silver minus gold, for example) and create that feed so I can use it in my blog. I've looked at software to "create RSS feeds" but aren't those so that my material gets sent OUT for syndication; that's not what I need. I need to write my own news search and have it "come to me" - What is that called?? Help! Thanks! Those are for people who want to syndicate information out. I'm looknig for how to pull my own tailored searches in. Feed Editing software is not it at all.
Asked by DEB - Tue Jun 16 17:40:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Free online RSS feed makers: ron
Answered by Ron - Tue Jun 16 21:21:57 2009

What are the best ways to syndicate content?
Q. I am looking to compile as large of a list of content syndication channels as possible for our proprietary content -- hopefully this list will be useful to others as well. This content takes multiple forms, including written, audio and video. So far I have: 1) blog 2) email newsletter 3) article syndication 4) article placement 5) audio podcast 6) video podcast (e.g. iTunes) 7) video portals (e.g. youtube) 8) RSS feeds (written, audio, video) 9) online press releases 10) offline press releases 11) traditional newspaper syndicated column 12) traditional radio syndication 13) traditional tv syndication 14) re-syndicators (e.g. blogburst.com) 15) social news websites (e.g. Digg, Propeller) 16) social bookmarketing (e.g.… [cont.]
Asked by mwstockman - Mon Nov 26 16:27:27 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can add Classified Ads on your list.
Answered by webcosmo.com free classifieds - Mon Nov 26 16:50:39 2007

Name of Three Stooges episode with a pantomime horse?
Q. The Wikipedia list doesn't help much, it would require ordering and watching all of the episodes. I've seen them all already when they were aired on unedited syndication ages ago, so doing all of that is an unneeded expense, especially those episodes that were pieced together with content from earlier episodes. Anyways, this one scene is stuck in my head, and I know it's usable for a dialogue clash scene. Curly and Larry dress up as a pantomime horse, and park themselves nearby some horses at a circus, as Curly does a terribly bad imitation of a horse. Keeper: What am I going to feed the lions? Owner: (thumbing horses, where Curly/Larry stand) That's what those horses are for. The keeper looks at the horses, and looks at Curly/Larry a… [cont.]
Asked by wackplayer - Thu Feb 4 05:39:58 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Three Little Twirps (July 9, 1943)
Answered by Lexi - Thu Feb 4 06:32:23 2010