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Hi friends myself Jayaprakash from India. The reason for starting this blog is I enjoy blogging because it broadens my knowledge and understanding of the computer and Internet.

Currently I am not a full time blogger. By profession I am working as a technical specialist and my personal interest is in computer software and hardware and I love blogging too much.

The blog jkwebtalks is established on August 2008 and is authored by JK, a blogger since 2006.
The main purpose of this site is to provide readers with daily computer tutorials, technology news, software reviews, and personal computing tips.

All materials described on my blog are tested and verified by me unless otherwise stated. (However do at your own risk)

If you have any query or doubt please Contact me at jeykeyv[@]gmail[dot]com

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