Google Launches Click to Call Service in India

Google has announced its "Click to Call" service in India. This service is a great boon to both advertisers and customers in India. With this service companies can reach large number of customers as people in India started to embrace Internet more and more.

With this service customers can directly call advertisers that too with free of cost. Here is how it works

• The customer has to click a green telephone button next to an ad.
  
  
• Upon clicking the button, the ad would expand and show a window where the customer has to submit his telephone number. Then he/she has to press the button “Connect For Free.” Eventually, the user would get a direct call from the advertiser.

This is a more secure method as Google will not share our phone number with the advertisers. This service is very effective as people don't have to pay anything from their pockets while reaching their advertisers.

MediaFire - A New Service For Sharing Files And a Competitor to RapidShare

The number of people using Internet is growing at an incredible rate, so as the need to share their files. Though RapidShare allows us to share files with our friends, family etc., it has some limitations. One can only upload files having size less than 100MB and one has to wait 60secs before downloading a file. If you too suffer from such frustrations then have a look at MediaFire.

MediaFire is a service that allows you to upload as many files as you want, and of any size, for free!!!. MediaFire has got cool and neat interface.

Contrary to RapidShare which keeps a file on their servers as long as someone downloads it every 30 days, the uploaded files in MediaFire stay rest unless you choose to delete them. If MediaFire ever feels deleting data is necessary as their user base grows, you will receive an email notifying you of any impending deletion so that you can manage your files accordingly.

Mediafire supports multiple simultaneous, unlimited downloads and one doesn't need to wait for 60secs before dowloading a file.

MediaFire [via Delicious]