How to Remove the Babylon Toolbar

Saturday 27 April 2013

The Babylon Toolbar is an Internet Explorer add-on application that allows you to type foreign words in the given space and translate them to any language. When you install the Babylon 7 program, the Babylon Toolbar embeds on your Web browser. The Babylon Toolbar allows you to perform translations without having to navigate to the Babylon homepage. If you do not use it or need it, you can uninstall the Babylon Toolbar.

Instructions

1. • 1
     Right-click the Babylon icon on the lower right of your screen next to the system clock and click "Exit." Click "Yes" to confirm.
   • 2
     Click the Windows "Start" menu, type "appwiz.cpl" in the Search field and press "Enter." This will bring you to the programs window that displays programs and applications installed on your computer.
   • 3
     Scroll through the programs folder and click "Babylon Toolbar." Click "Uninstall" and click "Yes" to confirm the uninstall process.
   • 4
     Click "Start," select "Computer" and open the "Local Disk C:" drive. Open the "Programs Files" folder.
   • 5
     Right-click the Babylon folder it and click "Delete." Click "Yes" to confirm your choice. Empty the "Recycle Bin."

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How To Remove Your Number From TrueCaller App

Truecaller is a great service to find out the information about the unknown numbers. You can actually figure out from which location the call was from and who is the owner of that number.

Truecaller was founded in 2009 which is basically a global phone directory. You can use truecaller through web and they have application for almost every platform. You can download truecaller for Android, iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Phone and Symbion for Nokia mobiles.  It is very convenient to find the unknown numbers without any trouble. If you have an account with their data base enhance the service by sharing your contacts. We create a collaborative dynamic database that is always evolving.

Today we are going to share a short tip which can be used to remove your number from truecaller directory. It is very simple and can be done in minutes.

If you are curious about how truecaller works ? We would like to recommend you watching the official video of TrueCaller

Truecaller – How it Works ?

Remove Your Number From TrueCaller

For removing the your number from Truecaller all you have to do is go to the truecaller unlist service and enter you number. It can take upto 24 hours to completely implement. So you have to be patient .

Step 1 - 

To remove your number from truecaller simple follow the link give below

http://www.truecaller.com/unlist

You have to provide the full number with the country code.

 Step 2 - 

Now on the unlisting page select the country and then fill your number . It will ask you to fill the captcha and then click on the blue mail button.

After you click that button it will show a message regarding to your number unlisting. As mentioned earlier this change can take upto 24 hours.

You are done. You have successfully unlisted your number from truecaller. 

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Truecaller Now Installed on Every 7th Smartphone in India, Eyes Japan and Indonesia Next

Sweden-based crowdsourcing phone directory app Truecaller announced today that the company now processes around 500 million name and number lookups each month, a 70 percent increase since we talked about the company just last month. Userbase numbers have grown by two million since then as well, with half of the new users coming from India. Marketing manager Kim Fai Kok shared some data with us that shows how well the app is doing in Asia.

India is still the number one Asian country user for Truecaller. The country ranks first when it comes to the number of searches made every month. In the past month alone, there has been an increase of over one million users from India. Now basically one of every seven smartphone users in India uses Truecaller.

Asia is definitely loving Truecaller, with almost 50 percent of contact requests now coming from the continent (not counting Truecaller’s Middle Eastern users, who are technically also in Asia). The company is now eyeing potential Asian markets to expand into, and Japan and Indonesia are high on the list “due to smartphone penetration rate and maturity,” as Kim explained. I personally believe that their choice to expand to Indonesia is a good one, as the country is definitely one to look out for in the coming decades.

Recording 200 million additional searches in one month is no small feat, and it seems like the company is on a roll. We look forward to hearing more about it when Truecaller dips its feet deeper into Japan and Indonesia.

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PSY’s latest video hits a record 67 million views in two days … but it’s nasty, not funny

Tuesday 16 April 2013

A lot more people, proportionally, dislike this video than Gangnam Style

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