Showing posts with label find. Show all posts
Showing posts with label find. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
How to Find the Name or Title of a Song by Lyrics
Most people listen to songs from bands they like and sometimes search for the lyrics of a song if they can’t quite make out what’s being sung. However, for those of us who happen to listen to the lyrics of a song and want to find out who sang it, there are some useful lyric search engines that do just that. Frankly, this happen to me all the time!
Anyway, so if you know some of the lyrics for the song you’re looking for, you can try out a few of these lyric search engines to try and find the band or song name. Actually, there are quite a few of them out there, but only a few really have large databases of song lyrics. Here are some them websites :
1. Search Lyrics – This site also has some non-English lyrics and you can translate any of the English lyrics to another language on the lyric pages. Get Lyrical finds an exact match for your lyrics whereas Search Lyrics searches for those words anywhere in a particular song and will return a result even if the words are all not together.
3. LyricsFly – Make sure you click on Lyrics first and then perform a search.
The other web sites that I tried did not work good for song lyrics and so I’m not going to mention them here. If you know of any other lyric search engines, post a comment!
Anyway, so if you know some of the lyrics for the song you’re looking for, you can try out a few of these lyric search engines to try and find the band or song name. Actually, there are quite a few of them out there, but only a few really have large databases of song lyrics. Here are some them websites :
1. Search Lyrics – This site also has some non-English lyrics and you can translate any of the English lyrics to another language on the lyric pages. Get Lyrical finds an exact match for your lyrics whereas Search Lyrics searches for those words anywhere in a particular song and will return a result even if the words are all not together.
3. LyricsFly – Make sure you click on Lyrics first and then perform a search.
The other web sites that I tried did not work good for song lyrics and so I’m not going to mention them here. If you know of any other lyric search engines, post a comment!
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Is Post Auction Tariff Hike Really Imminent We find it out
Spectrum auction 2014 has been ended and already the incumbent operators are feeding the media that telecom tariff hike is imminent, as they have to shell out huge money to retain their spectrums. If anyone checks their claim about high cost for getting their spectrum is actually a lie. These companies have gone for both 900 and 1800MHz spectrum in the latest auction, but actually licenses of only 900MHz band spectrum which they have in 3 metros is going to be expired by November 2014.
They knew about license expiration timeline, and therefore they should arrange money for it. But whatever spectrum in 1800MHz band they acquired in February 2014, that will be used mostly for 4G/LTE roll out. They look into the future and most importantly it’s not voice, it’s data. And the tariff hike generally goes to vanilla services – voice, text and 2G data. So their view about tariff hike is not a perfect decision.There is another reason that will prevent all operators to jump into next round of tariff hike. The reason is upcoming launch of Reliance Jio’s 4G data and now voice as well as plethora of services. It’s almost sure that Jio will follow it’s trend to disrupt the market with ultra cheap wireless mobile broadband. So the situation in the market is something which can not be controlled by incumbent players – Airtel, Vodafone and Idea Cellular.
If you had checked the trends behind the tariff hike earlier, it was something like that: revision in rate cutter pricing or the validity. But ultimately people did not stuck to their basic plans, and they started using rate cutters to keep the tariff high. What I feel these old players may hike the tariff to maximum 0.5paisa per seconds and no more than that. And people will use rate cutters to keep talking at low rate.
The newer operators like Idea in some circles, Aircel, Tata Docomo, Reliance Mobile, Uninor, Videocon and MTS should look into strategic change to be competitive in the market. Apart from true unlimited onnet calling packs, they must think about low cost (10p to 5p to 1p per minute) calling plans within their own networks in different time of the day.
So our readers, what do you think about tariff hike in near future? Drop comments!
Saturday, February 8, 2014
How To Find Which Version Of Ubuntu I Have
Q. How to find out which version of Ubuntu I am running ?
A. Open terminal and type:
You can also use the following command which works on most of the Linux distros.
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A. Open terminal and type:
lsb_release -csYoull see output like karmic, lucid. I got lucid that means Im running Lucid Lynx.
You can also use the following command which works on most of the Linux distros.
user@user-desktop:~$ cat /etc/issue
Ubuntu lucid (development branch)
l
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