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Email marketing has gained tremendous popularity in recent years as an effective online marketing technique. Several online marketing experts are of the view that it is the most powerful form of marketing a company’s product or service. E-mail marketing campaigns can help you prosper in your online business, but even a single misstep may cause you to lose your customers forever. Therefore, if you are new to email marketing, you can follow the below mentioned ‘Do’s and Dont’s’ to make the best use of your email marketing campaign: Do’s: Create a headline that grabs the reader’s attention. Address your reader’s specific problem that you can solve. Make sure that your headline doesn’t sound like an advertisement

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The Do’s and Don’ts’ of an Email Marketing Campaign

SSL is an acronym for Secure Sockets Layer . It is standard security technology employed while establishing an encrypted connection between a browser and web server.  This connection guarantees that all traffic (data) between the browser and web server is integral and private. SSL is an industry standard and millions of websites use SSL for protection of their online transactions with their customers. How SSL certificates are issued?

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Tech Jargon Explained: Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

Question of the Day:  How many emails go you get per day? Spanning 6 different accounts, I’d estimate 100 per day easily.  Granted, three of those accounts are work related and contribute about 60-80 of the emails daily. What are your numbers?  Hit the comments and let us know. Share and Enjoy: Related posts: Question of the Day: How Many Applications Do You Regularly Use on Your Handheld? Question of the Day: Will You Upgrade to the iPhone 4?

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Question of the Day: How Many Emails Do You Get Per Day?

We have even more news from Western Digital regarding its WD TV line (and this time around it doesn’t involve bricking your set-top box with a firmware update). Besides the usual suspects (including Pandora, Live365, and YouTube), the WD TV Live Plus HD is shipping with Netflix. Get ready to browse titles, manage your Instant Queue, and stream your favorite episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation on your HDTV — in addition to accessing your sizable collection of legally purchased digital media via the device’s USB connection and / or Windows 7 “Play To” functionality. Available now for $150. PR after the break.

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Western Digital announces WD TV Live Plus HD with Netflix streaming

Having been the subject of speculation over potential launch delays over the weekend , we caught up with Notion Ink founder Rohan Shravan today to find out exactly where the Adam tablet project is up to.  Turns out, Rohan’s team are celebrating today as they’ve just clinched their final round of investment; they can’t tell us the identity of the investors themselves, but it sets them up for potentially producing around 100,000 Adam units per month.  Meanwhile there are whispers about new hardware options; more on that after the cut.

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Notion Ink clinch final investment; new hardware being considered

Do you talk to your digital camera? Perhaps stroke its glossy LCD? If a pair of recent patent applications are any indication, those mildly creepy gestures might one day actually do something.

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Would you buy a voice-controlled camera, or perhaps a DSLR with touchsceen?

As phone accessories go, protruding lens attachments are rarely top of our wishlist , but this one here might just alter our perspective a little bit. Good and EVO have gone to the trouble of obtaining a magnetically mountable macro lens to test out how well the EVO 4G ‘s camera performs with a little more optical prowess. The answer is that in spite of the inevitably goofy appearance, the jumbo Android handset delivered some highly impressive imagery, getting really up close and personal with its subjects and picking out exquisitely tiny details

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HTC EVO 4G meets magnetic macro lens, shoots gorgeous closeups

Monkey see, monkey do — right? All jesting aside, you can’t help but chuckle over the timing here. Merely 24 hours after Ford announced that a Send to SYNC feature would allow motorists to beam Google Maps directions over Bluetooth to existing SYNC navigation systems, in flies General Motors with an eerily similar release.

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GM follows Ford, brings Google Maps to OnStar eNav systems

‘Hot’ New Features Have been Added in Battery Magic Pro 4.0! Create Battery Magic Pro themes from your own pictures and share with friends! Customize your Battery Magic Pro by moving your Battery Level percentage anywhere with your finger Customize your Battery Magic Pro by Resizing your Battery Level percentage to any size Charge Alert now uses an Animated Screen Saver when charging You now get Disk Space Information and GPS on/off status Receive Battery Tips and maintenance suggestions to optimize battery time and life Added time stats for Kindle App Reading, Texting, Emailing, AIM and more! Battery Magic Pro helps you implement Full Cycle Maintenance Charging Your Battery Magic Pro is now larger for better viewing of your new custom themes! Great new Custom Battery Themes have been added! Standard Features include: Charge Alert – Alerts you when your battery is Fully Charged! Includes Selectable Repeat or single Alert mode Custom Battery Themes including Country flags, Artistic themes, Exciting colors and more! Easy-to-use scroll menu that enables you to get all of your important battery stats such as: Facebook YouTube Take Photos (iPhone) Record Video (iPhone 3GS) 3D Game Play Game Play Talk Time 2G Talk Time 3G 3G Internet Wi-Fi Internet Video Playback Audio Playback Standby Time iPod Video Play Time iPod Audio Play Time Time To Fully Re-Charge Kindle Reading – ‘New’ Text Messaging – ‘New’ Read/Write Email – ‘New’ AOL Messenger – ‘New’ Pandora Radio – ‘New’ Available Disk Space – ‘New’ Song Capacity Available – ‘New’ Movie Recharge Everything you need is here in Battery Magic. Nothing has been left out

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Battery Magic Pro 4.5.3 iPhone iPad and iPod touch

When Steve Jobs said that the iPad offered “Freedom from porn” last month, it was just the latest in a series of digs against rival platforms – Android, PCs – that allow risque content to be viewed.  The Apple CEO probably didn’t expect it to kick start a guerilla street art campaign, though; that, however, is exactly what has happened .  Apple adverts near the Moscone center where Apple held their WWDC 2010 keynote earlier this week were modified using self-adhesive overlays that changed the generic content into something a little more smutty. Video after the cut Rather than showing regular Facebook pages, email inboxes and websites, the tampered adverts showed spam-filled “Hotties near you!” messages and even a fake Steve Jobs profile in which he apparently raved about new 3D adult content.  The creators even made sure to match up the fingers correctly, so at first glance you might mistake them for the real thing.

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Jobs “freedom from porn” iPad quote prompts billboard hacking [Video]

We saw this flame-adorned guitar imitator in pictorial form just a couple of days ago , but now the GH: Warriors of Rock controller has been investigated in full detail and on video. Notable changes include an easier to hit star power button, a flanged strum bar, and the replacement of the touch pad on the neck with a battery compartment (which will store the Wii Remote on that console’s version). See if it lives to up to its promise of being a shredder’s best friend in the video after the break.

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Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock axe gets the fingers-on treatment (video)

Putting solar panels on the roof will do your energy bill a lot of good, but won’t necessarily help any other aspect of your house. Install a fleet of solar windows, however, and you could have more natural light to go right along with your additional enviro-smugness

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Chin Hua solar glass generates electricity, lets (most of) the sun shine in

We’ve seen combinations of pico-projectors and cameras used for new interface systems before – perhaps most memorably the wearable “Sixth Sense” computer – but MIT Media Lab researcher’s Natan Linder’s LuminAR is perhaps the first to include an angle-poise robot too.  At its core, the “LuminAR bulb” is a pico-projector, a camera and the necessary electronics combined into a standard screw-mount, capable of projecting an interface onto your table or wall and tracking touch and motion gestures you make toward it.

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LuminAR digital desk-lamp packs pico, camera & gesture UI [Video]

Yes, it’s coming, and I don’t mean the Revolution. I mean the World Cup and in case you hadn’t noticed, it will be televised. Given that I’m not that into football, I always end up watching huge numbers of…

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5 best HDTVs for watching the World Cup

Section: Communications , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile Samsung has recently sent out an email blast with an invitation to an upcoming event—one that is promising “the next generation in Android smart phones.” Unfortunately the details are pretty light and read as follows; Save the date!   Samsung Mobile brings you the next generation in Android smart phones.   New York City Tuesday, June 29 6:00 pm EST *Event details forthcoming That said, some have already begun speculating that this could be for the release of the Samsung Galaxy S, which is rumored to be on its way to T-Mobile here in the US.

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Samsung sends email invitations teasing “next generation in Android” is coming

Remember when Sprint said this : “The total number of HTC EVO 4G devices sold on launch day was three times the number of Samsung Instinct and Palm Pre devices sold over their first three days on the market combined.” Nuh uh, it’s wrong. Sprint just issued a correction in the wee hours stating that first day EVO 4G sales were, in reality, “in line with” the number of Instincts and Pres sold over their first three days on the market combined

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Sprint misstated EVO 4G sales, by a lot

Sony’s A290 DSLR may not have been the hottest of this summer’s Vietnamese leaks, but nevertheless it was about a month ago that the entry-level shooter was spied over there , and now we know when it’ll be coming over here — roughly, at least. Sony has made the 14.2 megapixel A290 official, along with its A390 sibling. Both offer Memory Stick and SDHC storage, HDMI output, and 2.7-inch LCDs, but only the A390′s does that groovy tilt and swivel thing.

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Sony’s value-minded A290 DSLR gets official, drags big bro A390 on stage

The slender silver-banded iPhone 4 set many hearts aflutter when Steve Jobs revealed it last night, and will undoubtedly open many wallets come June 24 when it arrives in UK shops. But the iconic phone hasn’t always been so…

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Evolution of the iPhone Gallery.. including the iPhone time forgot

Just when we thought metaio (and Layar for that matter) has forgotten about Symbian S60 users, the maker of junaio blessed Nokia ( NYSE: NOK )’s Ovi Store with augmented reality game – Zombie ShootAR. As you can guess for yourself, it [game] utilizes the camera live-stream for optical tracking and 3D rendering to create an interactive experience. Don’t expect too much though. metaio describes it as an “early example of this new category of augmented reality games” and in that sense Zombie ShootAR can be seen as a “true milestone.” I’m not excited about the game at all.

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metaio’s Zombie ShootAR is augmented reality shooter game for select Nokia smartphones

Today’s JAMM Store Deal of the Day is Backgammon Pro II for Windows Mobile.  You can register Backgammon Pro II for half the regular price, so be sure to check it out. You can download a trial and/or register your copy here .

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Deal of the Day: Backgammon Pro II for Windows Mobile

Patience has had to be your foremost virtue if you were eager to use Google Maps Navigation outside the US or UK , but you might be in luck today as a sizable new batch of countries is getting the free turn-by-turn nav service activated.

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Google Maps Navigation comes to Canada and mainland Europe, remains free as a bird