Robo tech |
2:12 AM |
tech news

Webmasters can get the
+1 button code right now. The implementation is very simple and you get started instantly by using this default code where you want the Google +1 button to appear.
To get a tall button, use this code
The buttons are available in 4 sizes and the url is grabbed from the rel=canonical META tag in your header. You can customize the code at the +1 site. Google +1 has been tested widely on Google search results, which you might have already noticed if you have tried the
Google experimental searchearlier.
This video will explain how adding the +1 button can make your articles go viral across the web as people vote the +1 button. Google also intends to use these votes in its search engine rankings as a social influence factor.
Finally Google publicly
announced +1 (Plus One) share button and few details about their partners. +1 may become a game changer as it may alter your Google result page link positions according to your Gmail Contacts’ share preferences.
If you’re a webmaster, you can get the +1 button code and learn more about implementation on Google’s
+1 webmaster site. I thought I would share the same code with you and give you some more options to play with.
How to add Google +1 in any website (non-specific link)
How to add Google +1 in any website (specific link)
To place the +1 share button with a specific link, you will need to share the Advanced Options. Just replace the YOUR_WEBPAGE_LINK variable with the page link.
2 | <g:plusone href="YOUR_WEBPAGE_LINK">g:plusone> |
How to add Google +1 in your WordPress blog
I’ve not found any plugin to place the share button for WordPress yet. Until any plugin is available, you can always manually edit your WordPress source code and place the button code.
2 | <g:plusone href="">g:plusone> |
Finally…
Backup the file before you try to change your source code. Google said they will allow webmasters to see the sharing statistics soon.
Let me know if you have any problem in placing the +1 share button.
Thank you

Robo tech |
7:35 AM |
future gadgets
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future technology
Anyone who loves gardening knows how difficult to keep a garden hose tidy and untangled around the house. Portable hose systems in the market are heavy and difficult to manage. Hydroflo tries to provide you with pleasant experience when using a portable water hose system that is light weight and easy to use. This product weighs less than 6 pounds during its peak weight and can be easily transported around the yard with its retractable shoulder strap and ergonomic handle.
Designer :
Casey Frett
Robo tech |
4:39 AM |
future gadgets
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mobile
Naoto Fukasawa has stepped once again at the design helm after this release of his first-generation INFOBAR. The new smartphone by Naoto features its
signature tile-like keys, a wide array
of colors including vermillion NISHIKIGOI and hand-fitting form. The user interface is
as you like it. With a high-end personal customization that helps INFOBAR unveil an assortment of expressions, it offers an innovative user interface, which makes operation a real fun. Equipped with Android 2.3, this exceptional smartphone fits easily in the hand and offers Osaifu-Keitai, infrared communication, as well as 1seg TV. Overseas use is certainly possible with global
passport. Other pioneering features include camera approximately 8.05 megapixels, date folder capacity, external memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a 3.7 inch display.
Designer :
Naoto Fukasawa
Robo tech |
4:31 AM |
future vehicls
Flaunting its sleek and magnificent design is the new
FOTON 1 Yacht. It is a kind of giant power yacht, which lets you have a comfortable cruise over the deep blue sea. With a horsepower of 8600 and with a top speed of 65 knots, one can comfortably enjoy the speed this yacht offers. The yacht has been designed using composite materials primarily carbon.
Weighing about 80 tons, the mix of low saturated colors add up to the beauty of this boat. The design appears to be quite innovative with magnificent glass cabin. Speed characteristics of FOTON 1 make it exclusive in its
class.
Designer : Paul Sergeev