Boost Your Download Speed

Are you frustrated with low download speeds? Ever wondered how to increase your download speed significantly? While it's impossible to completely optimize your internet performance and download speed, the following tips and tricks will help significantly.

Speeding Up Your DNS Server

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   Visit an internet speed testing website and take note of your download and upload speed. You're going to want a benchmark, so that you can compare the before speed (slower) to the after speed (faster).

• To get to an internet speed testing website, simply type in "internet speed test" into a search engine and find one that will perform a test for free. There should be plenty of options to choose from.
• Once at an internet speed testing website, input your geographic location (if necessary) and perform the test. The test should spit out a download speed as well as an upload speed. Take note of these numbers.

Go to where your computer stores its DNS information.[1] The location of this information will be different depending on what operating system you're using. Here's how to get there:

• Windows 7/Vista: Start → Control Panel → View network status and tasks → View status (click on your local or wireless connection) → Properties → Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) → Properties. Once you are here, click on "Use the following DNS server addresses."
• Mac OSX: System Preferences → Network → View status (click on your local or wireless connection) → Advanced → DNS

Remove the old DNS number and type in two or three open DNS server addresses. Open DNS server addresses include "208.67.222.222" and "208.67.220.220" for example. Apply the changes once finished.

• If you want to search for custom DNS server addresses, use an application like Gibson Research Corporation's Domain Name Speed Benchmark or Namebench. These will test your system and suggest benchmark addresses that you can use.

Close out your browser, open it again, and test out the speed of your new DNS address. Go back to the same speed test website you used earlier and see for yourself how changing your DNS can boost your internet speed.

Boosting Your Torrent Download Speed

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   Increase the maximum number of connected peers. More peers equal faster downloads. Do this by going to your client (BitTorrent, Vuze, uTorrent, etc.), and clicking Options → Preferences → Bandwidth. Then, set the maximum number of connected peers per torrent at 500.
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   Force your protocol encryption, if it isn't already. This action disguises what you're downloading so that your ISP doesn't selectively throttle it. (ISPs will throttle if they know a BitTorrent client is doing a lot of downloading.) To do this:
   • Go to Preferences → BitTorrent, and then, where it says "Protocol Enforcement," change it to "Forced." Click "Apply," if necessary, and then exit out of the screen.
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   Keep your upload rate in check. In the spirit of peer-to-peer, it's nice that you're giving back to the community by uploading as much as you download. But if you're uploading too much, that definitely will affect your downloading speed. A good rule of thumb is to limit your uploading to about 80% of your max upload speed.[2]
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   Change your port to bypass throttling by your ISP. Default ports for BitTorrent are anywhere between 6881 and 6999. If you set a different port by disabling the Randomize Port setting, then type in a port higher than 10000, you should see your download speed go skyward.

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How To Add google analytics to blogger

Set up Google Analytics Account

On the next screen you'll enter one account name. You will enter your first site, as you may later add more sites to track from this one account. You do not need to create multiple accounts.

So enter your desired account name, your first site, and your time zone. Then you may or may not wish to share your Analytics data. In my example, I chose not to share my data. 

Read and accept the terms (if you do accept them and wish to continue).

Click to Create Account.

 

After clicking Create Account you'll get a green "Success" button at the top and then come to a next screen below.

You will note your UA Google Analytics ID at the top. You'll use that later on.

 

Install Google Analytics in Blogger

Many applications now just have a box where you can enter in your Google Analytics UA Number as Blogger does.

Enter Google Analytics UA Number

• From the dashboard go to Settings, and under theBasic tab you can find the Google Analytics box as highlighted below.
• Or if you are using the new Blogger interface as I am, you will find it under Settings, then Other, as shown below.
• Remember to click Save.

Editing the HTML Code

If afterwords you are prompted that you must enter the tracking code, this requires your to edit the HTML.

• In the old Blogger Interface you would go toDesign and then Edit HTML.  
• In the new Blogger interface, you can go toTemplate, Edit HTML and click Yes to Proceed.

You need to find </head> so you can either scroll down the code or do a CTRL + F to do a Find.

After you find it,

• you have to select the HTML code from the Step 2: Paste This Code On Your Site in your Google Analytics screen shown. 
• Then Paste the code above the </head> line of code.

• Click to Save Template or Save depending on which Blogger interface you're using.

Additional Tutorial: If you want to instead use this tutorial, click here to learn more.  Then be sure you go to Edit HTML from Design tab, and use CTRL+F to find </head> to paste in the code above that line.

Summary

If you exit and need to login again, go tohttp://www.Google.com/Analytics and login.

You need to wait a few days before your Analytics will begin populating with traffic to your site!

In Google Analytics

• Click Save after you've installed the Google Analytics ID in Blogger settings.
• You will notice under Website Tracking, the Tracking Status will change to "Receiving Data" so you are good to go!

Getting Started with Google Analytics

After your account is setup and you have it installed on your site and "receiving data", then you may click Home, Standard Reporting or Custom Reporting to begin viewing traffic details to your site.

Here are some links to get you started with Google Analytics:

1. Features of Google Analytics
2. Google Analytics Help Center
3. How to Analyze Your Traffic
4. About SEO and Google Analytics
5. In-Page Analytics
6. YouTube Videos on Using Google Analytics
7. Keep updated and follow the Google Analytics Blog

 SOURCE: BlogsByheather.com

How to Download Free Books Online with eBookByte

Steps

Go to 'eBookByte.com. It is a very good source for free ebooks, offering ebooks in number of categories.

Find an eBook on eBookByte.com. This is very easy and can be done in two ways

Use the search tool and key in the name of the book and select the category (Selection of category is an optional)

• Before Downloading the eBook you should read the Preface & Table of Contents of each book.Which can be find on the e-book Download Page.It will help you to select the right eBook.

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