Streaming Internet Radio

Think you know toolbars? Think again!

Do you think you know toolbars? Think again! The Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is the ultimate search/entertainment/social networking tool.

The Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is empowering thousands of users worldwide. My toolbar has a whole host of tools that sexes up your browser – making it much more capable of achieving your goals.

You may have tried other toolbars – there is nothing wrong with them… it’s just that they don't compare with the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar!

Here’s what you get:
- Internet search (powered by Google) and site search (top sites)
- Web radio (listen to thousands of stations) through a embedded radio
- Email checker (check and receive alerts to email)
- Popup blocker and cache cleaner (cover your tracks)
- RSS feed reader (keep in contact with top sites)
- Multiple chat rooms (chat and make new friends)
- Music jukeboxes by genre
- Spell checker
- Weather forecaster (for your region)
- A huge assortment of tools to give you more!

There are too many of tools within the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is to mention here, but briefly, you will get:
- Social bookmarking (never lose your favourites again)
- Social networking (keep in touch with your friends)
- Entertainment (watch web TV, news, sport and more)
- Google Trends (keep up to date with what’s hot and what’s not)
- Earth maps (explore the globe)
- Auto translate (translate webpage's into 10 languages)
- Image tools (upload, edit, etc.)
- Webpage tools (Snip URL, print page elements, etc.)
- Miscellaneous tools (download video clips, convert docs to pdf, etc.)
- Software (free and security related software)
- Communication (Instant messaging, etc.)

As an example of the Social networking tools within the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar, the Twitter tools embedded within give you the capability to tweet from any webpage. Here’s what you can do:
- Go directly to Twitter
- Search Twitter
- Postwitt (Tweet and shorten a url)
- Twshot (same as above)
- Tweetube (Tweet about YouTube video clips)
- Twitsnip (copy text on a webpage and Tweet about it)
- Twit this (the original Twitter tool)
- Twurl this (shorten a long url and Tweet)
- WWWtwitter (comments about a particular webpage – add your own)
- Big Tweet (add lots of information in your Tweet)
- Back links (check out who’s writing about a particular webpage)
- Twitter keys (add unique text characters to your Tweet)
- Twitpic (share photographs on Twitter)
- Your account (edit your account and more)

Here’s what the Twitter tools look like within the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar:

You know it makes sense to empower your browser, why not give the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar a go? You don’t have to delete your current toolbar – this toolbar can be used to compliment your current installation. Get your FREE toolbar here.

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Free Email notifier

With the latest toolbar release, I thought I would revisit how to setup the email checker within your Streaming Internet Radio toolbar.

#1- To set up a email account for your toolbar to check, and alert you to messages, click on the E-mail Notifier down arrow, select Settings.

#2 – A pop-up window will now open – here you must enter your account information. For this tutorial, I will use Gmail as the example. Click on the New button to begin.

#3 – After clicking on the New button – another window will open, enter your E-mail address and your password, then click the Add button.

#4 – Now, the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar will check that the information you have entered is correct, and that your email account can be accessed via your toolbar. If the check has been successful, you can continue. Click Done, or Add Another Account. If the E-mail check was a failure, review your account details, and try again.

#5 – Now, when you receive E-mail, you will receive a alert in your toolbar (a yellow star will appear), and a E-mail Notifier Alert box will appear near your taskbar.

#6 – If you don’t want to receive Email Notifier Alerts via your toolbar, click the Don’t alert me about emails tick box.

#7 – Should you wish to Edit the settings for your Email account, in your toolbar, click Settings (via the drop down arrow). Click on the account you wish to alter, then click on the Edit button.

#8 – A new pop up window will open, click the Account tab to alter your log in details. Or, click the Preferences tab to alter the way your toolbar checks and alerts you to E-mail. Click OK, and OK again when you have updated your toolbar.

Adding a POP3 email account is similar to above – click on Settings, then continue to Add a new E-mail account. In the pop up window, click Add a POP3 account – another window will open where you can add your account information – this information can be obtained from your E-mail service provider.