How to Make Onine Money in Sri Lanka - Airtel Free Internet

Google, along with Dialog Axiata has started a new project called Free Zone granting Dialog users to access the Internet through their mobiles for free. That means you can use Internet without paying a cent. This gives you access to Google Search, Google Plus and Gmail. In the Google Search you can visit websites too without any cost. So lets take a look at how to use this service.

Providing our 7.5 million mobile customers with a platform to discover the power of the internet at no incremental cost, and thereby accelerating Internet literacy among Sri Lankan citizens has been a fundamental tenet of our vision for the mobile internet[/quote] , said Dr. Hans Wijayasuriya, Group Chief Executive of Dialog Axiata PLC, speaking at the announcement of the partnership.

Currently this service is only provide for mobile devices. 

You need to visit freezone.dialog.lk or freezone.google.com from your mobile phone to activate this service. Once you visited one of those links you will see a webpage like this.

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How to Create a Free Virtual Wifi Hotspot on Your Laptop

Suppose a group of people get together in a meeting room or at a boring party with only one network connection there and no wireless routers in sight. If you happen to have a laptop and you know how to create a virtual WiFi hotspot on it, then everybody's WI-Fi-enabled devices can connect to the Internet and do whatever they want to do. Here is a solution for you to turn your laptop into a virtual WiFi hotspot.

1)Make sure you have a laptop or a computer with wireless adapter, the Internet connection to laptop could be wired or wireless.

2)Go download a software to help create the hotspot. Virtual Wifi Hotspot is recommended, as it's free and it works on Windows XP, Vista, 2008, 7 and 8. 

Click here to Download Virtual WiFi hotspot

3)Install the software as suggested and launch it.

4)Select a security connected mode. AdHoc-OPEN means other devices don't need password to connect to the hotspot you created; AdHoc-WEP only allows connection with password.

5)Click "Start Hotspot" and then the virtual WiFi hotspot created.

6)Get other devices like laptop, smartphone, iPhone, iPod Touch, PDA, Wii, NDS etc. connected to this hotspot you just created.

7)Share the free Internet connection with your family, friends or co-workers in places like home, meeting rooms, hotels, coffee shops, campus etc.

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Honda CB Trigger 150cc

Honda's latest 150cc offering, the CB Trigger, comes with Combi Brake System

The Honda CB Trigger 150cc bike, which was unveiled last month (Honda CB Trigger unveiled), is now available at a price of Rs 67,384 (ex-showroom Delhi). Pricing of the bike is slightly steeper in Mumbai and starts at Rs 72,431 (ex-showroom Mumbai). This is the fourth launch in the 150cc segment by the Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer after the CB Unicorn, Dazzler and CBR150R. The latest offering is powered by a 150cc, four-stroke mill capable of pushing out 14.14PS @ 8,500rpm and boasts a torque figure of 12.5Nm @ 6,500rpm. Visually the new bike looks like a beefed-up version of CB Twister with some design elements influenced from the Dazzler.

The CB trigger is the first bike in the country to have Combi Brake System (CBS) as an option. The CBS applies both the brakes simultaneously which aids stability under hard braking and reduces braking by as much as 32 per cent. Honda has loaded the new offering with features like mono-shock suspension, digital instrument panel, tubeless tyres, maintenance-free battery and viscous air filter. The company claims that the CB Trigger will return a mileage of 60kmpl.

මචන් මෙන්නේ honda එකෙන් (ඒ කිව්වේ honda ඉන්දියන් එකෙන් ) අලුත් කුක්කෙක් එලියට දාල අපිට දැන් ආවට එහෙට ඇවිල්ල තියෙන්නේ 2013 ජූලී මාසේ .
මහින්ද මාමා සහ ගෝලොයෝ රොත්තට පින්සිදු වෙන්නේ මේක ලක්ස 3ක් විතර වෙනවා ලංකාවේ මුදලින් ඉන්දියාවේ නම් ඉන්දියන් රුපියල් 70 ත් උපරිම 90 අතරලු

The bike will be offered in three variants namely Standard (disc brake in front and drum in rear), Deluxe (disc brakes front and rear) and CBS (disc brakes front and rear with CBS). Bookings for the bike had started in April itself while deliveries will start this month onwards. The 150-180cc segment currently contributed upto 10 per cent of the total two-wheeler sales in the country and with the CB TriggerHonda plans to increase its sales and penetrate this segment deeper.