Find out how much traffic your website can handle----take alook yar!!!

Are you a website or blog owner? Want to know how much traffic your site can handle now? Knowing your site’s performance limit is very crucial, because a slow website leads to loss of customers and revenues.

Here is a free and quick solution to find out the performance limit of your site. The new online tool called Load Impact allows you to see how much traffic your website can handle by generating simulated user traffic to your site.

How Load Impact tests your site’s performance limit? This tool, for example, “might simulate that 50 users are trying to load your web pages at the same time”.

“While simulating the traffic from these 50 users, it also records how fast pages are loaded from your server. This lets you know how fast your site is (as experienced by a user) when it is being accessed by 50 users at the same time”.

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View Facebook profile pictures & albums in full-size without clicking them-take a look---!!!

An added advantage of a browser is its extensions. It enhances browser’s functionality and features. Here is a good news for Facebook users.

Facebook Photo Zoom is a handy add-on for Google Chrome that lets you see photo albums and profile pictures in its full-size by just hover your mover over them. No clicking through the entire album or profile picture is needed.

This is extension is quite simple to use and light-weight. It integrates directly into Facebook, so no configuration is needed. Just install and it ready for use.

Facebook Photo Zoom might be the best way to zoom photos in Facebook. Interested Facebook users can install this add-on to their Google Chrome from here.

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Surf internet anonymously on Android phones with Orbot-take a look

hai viewers,
You may know what is Tor; it is a free application that lets users to surf the web, access email and instant messengers without being monitored or blocked by your internet service provider.

The developers of Tor has now released a free Android version of Tor known as Orbot which will brings the features and functionality of Tor to the Android mobile operating system.

Orbot works differently on different versions of Android phones. Android 1.x devices (G1, Hero, Droid Eris, etc) require the ProxySurf” browser installed to use, which can be downloaded from the Android Market.

For Android 2.x devices (Droid, Nexus One, etc), you must root your device for Orbot to transparently proxy all TCP traffic. For non-rooted phones, you’ll want to manually configure it for your specific needs.

You can get more information and download from here.

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