Download Norad Santa 2011 tracker Iphone,Ipad,Android app

It is the time of the year when festivity seems to be all around. And besides ordinary sources of inspiration and happiness, many other things add to festivity this festival season.

And one important thing of these is Norad Santa tracker that allows kids and oldies to keep track of Santa during Christmas season. Santa tracker keeps ‘track’ of Santa in its worldwide journey and tells kids as to whether Santa has crossed into the US or not or either it is above Vatican, Taj Mahal or above the Great Wall in China.

Now technology too seems to be playing a big role in tracking of Santa Claus. Technology is playing a great role in tracking Santa and helping the faithful in matters of faith as well. There are many innovations in tracking Santa and Google Earth has played a big role in it.

Innovation seems to be creeping in Santa location as well. Google Earth has brought a much needed fresh thought into Santa tracking. Every year since Google Earth was launched, Google has provided a way to track Santa as he makes his deliveries around the world. This year is no different, and Google will once again provide tracking based on the data provided from Norad which has been tracking Santa since 1955.

The best thing about Google Norad Santa tracking is that it starts as the Christmas frenzy begins.

But that is not the only way to keep track of Santa’s journey. There are easy ways that kids and not so young people can keep track of Santa. You can track Santa by logging into NoradSanta.org (official website) site to see the countdown or download a gadget to keep the countdown handy. On Christmas Eve day, you’ll be able to follow Santa with Google Earth (or Google Maps), so make sure to check on that day.

Track Santa on Google Earth here.

Download Norad Iphone Santa Tracker app here.

Download Norad Ipad Santa Tracker app here.

Download Norad Android Santa Tracker app here.

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Resolve icloud login problems

Resolve iCloud verification issues for your @gmail.com email address


For those of you who already had an Apple ID that doesn’t necessarily be an email address you might be in surprise to see that activating your iCloud service needs an Apple ID that’s an email address. 



People who are wisihing to register Apple ID using a Gmail id are facing a peculiar problem.The difficulty is  that iCloud would need to verify your email address before you can start using it. This wouldn’t be an issue with other email providers, but with an @gmail.com email address there seem to be some delivery issues. The verification email essentially would never come in.

There is a workaround to get things moving so you can start to make use of iCloud using your @gmail.com email address. The trick is to add a dot to your email address if you don’t have one.


Visit id.apple.com and sign-in to your account with your existing Apple ID. Then on the “Name, ID, email addresses” tab on the left hit the “Edit” link on to the right and give your email a dot decoration (have a dot somewhere on your email address, for example, johnappleseed@gmail.com could be john.appleseed@gmail.com) and save. Hit the “Verify now” link and this time the verification email would come through.


That's it you will receive your verification email in your inbox.


Update:Last night when some people attempted to access iTunes and/or iCloud they were receiving authentication errors such as, “The Apple ID you entered couldn't be found or your password was incorrect. Please try again.” Any attempt to alter or rest the password received a “fatal internal error.”


According to the iCloud support pages, users of the service experience disruption from 12:45 AM to 1:45 AM Pacific Time on 12/16/2011, but as of 3:18 AM, normal service has been restored. Ipodnn noted that they didn't think the status page was updated during the outage, which may have left some users confused, and definitely defeats the purpose of having a status page in the first page.

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