The Website Rotator and Live TV on Your Browser

Dare to have some fun, you can simply do this with your colleagues and pals, fooling them that their is something weird is going on with their browsers? How? Find time to visit The Website Rotator (http://rotateme.org/). True to its title, the website will enable you to rotate whatever site you place in the text box. Here’s the trick type the URL of the site of your choice, then you may opt to rotate it to the left or to the right. Clicking the Rotate button and voila, the site will simultaneously roll the site in direct proportion to the specifications you set. Last but not definitely not the least, another option like the “Mirror,” feature will give you a sort of a mirror image of the site you wish to exhibits some tricks, but after clicking the Rotate button and Rotateme buttons. This will surely whips out fun for everyone and the good thing is, it is free and it is downloadable.

Tipped to be one of the new technology that is bound to give us a new perspective of how we view and experience TV Broadcasting, a series of new service that gives live TV streaming to your computers (desktop, laptop and netbook). IwanTV can dish out live streaming for channels like ANC, Myx, Aljazeera and the Filipino AM radio titan DZMM Teleradyo. These new features are actually being offered BayanDSL and SkyBroadband, but you need to register free first before availing this awesome offerings and make sure you have BayanDSL or SkyBroadband account number to do so. Windows users will encounter no problems, whilst Mac or Linux users are cinched to be on your own, though to enjoy these features.

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