Get Elegant Desktop Wallpapers for Free

We all keep looking for desktop-wallpapers to enhance the visual appeal of our computer screens. The quest for wallpapers is so widespread, that the term "wallpapers" is dubbed one of "the web's most dangerous search terms" (PDF) by McAfee, Inc. 

The aforementioned finding is a great indication of the fact how much we love to get jazzy wallpapers for our computing gears. And, for that matter, the term has caught the attention of the cyberpunks.

"The Tech Rendezvous" is bringing a safer and innovative trick for cool and elegant desktop wallpapers. 

So here's the trick: 

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A Documentary On Google

The worlds favorite search engine Google is no more just a search engine. Google has its share in almost every part of your digital life today.

From a search provider to your mail client; from YouTube to Google Earth; from your neighbors loan to Mars, Google is just everywhere.

Google even wants to own the cables that bring internet to your home to the electricity that powers your computer. 

Intel CEO Andy Grove once called Google " (a company) on steroids, with a finger in every industry".

"The Tech Rendezvous" brings you this short documentary on Google. It originally featured on Australian TV show 'Hungary Beast'.

Here it comes:

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How to Google Effectively

If it were to be said that internet starts with Google, it wouldn't be wrong.


Google is the most used search engine in the world and its website, the most visited.


Google's penetration in everyday life is so gigantic that the word Google has been officially added to the Oxford English Dictionary as a verb (to google: using Google search engine to obtain information on the web).

Human beings are fast becoming infovores. Everyday, a significant amount of time is spent googling.

So here comes a set of tricks about How to google effectively.

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Bing : Web Search Redefined

Bing is a new search engine released by Microsoft Corporation.

Google and Yahoo have been leading the web search business for quite a long time.

Bing, dubbed "the decision engine" is a polished, more Google-like approach towards web search which eventually replaces Microsoft's own MSN search engine.

It is being termed more Google-like here because of its layout and search experience. Why would Microsoft step into Google's shoes inspite of being arch-rivals?

There is a reason!

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