Rollip, a startup, online tool aka Web App, which lets you put about 40 different effects and styles on your images without installing any software or learning anything new, just select a style, upload your picture and walla – though you will need to pay a little extra fee if you want the effect in high resolution, but the preview is still adequately big enough.
The HTML to PDF converter, a free and easy to use tool, using which is a matter of a single click. The service also offer a couple of tools. One is a bookmarklet (What is it?) which lets you save a webpage by clicking on that link directly. Another is an HTML embeddable code, which let you put a button in your site/blog, through which your visitors can save your web page to PDF format.
Mailchimp, the leading E-mail marketing solutions provider company, has come up with a solution for that in the form of a service named Pictaculous. Just upload any image, and it will fetch the colors from it and display the color palette, so you can stick to that color scheme to bring uniformity to your designs.
Have you build the PC yourself you are reading this post now on? Or got it done from the company (or maybe from the geek next door). Wouldn’t it be good if you can do all this stuff too? That is from purchasing the best parts, to assembling and installing an operating system in it all by yourself.
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I am NasirJumani, the author of this blog. Besides blogging, I am also a student of Engineering and an amateur Web Designer and Internet Marketeer. You can find more about me by in the about page.