Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Windows: are you tired of having to open the Twitter homepage, login and then write every time you want to update your Twitter? Try TweetDeck and it’ll be much easier. This sleek Twitter client is based on Adobe Air and offers you all the functionality of Twitter right on your desktop. Plus, it organizes your twitts and contacts to make them easier to handle.
Mac: Don’t know how to transfer media from your PSP to your Mac and back? iPSP offers a friendly interface to sync everything from movies to sounds, browser bookmarks and gamesaves easily. It even includes a homebrew section where you can load any PSP game or utility that you’ve developed, edit them and select the format. iPSP also gives you an idea of what data is stored your PSP and how much space it takes.
Blackberry: Keeping records of your personal ID infromation can be a bit of a risk. Not with SplashID though, which provides quick and easy access to sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, credit cards, PINs, calling card numbers, insurance info and more. Data is stored in a secure, encrypted, password protected format for your security.
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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There are plenty of DVD and CD managers out there but there are few that allow you to organise DVDs, CDs, DivX files and even videotapes in one easy to browse and search database.
Since I’d rather have my video and audio collection all under one program, I quite liked Ant Movie Catalog despite the weird […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Over the years, I’ve noticed a simple reoccurring problem with wireless signals under Windows which appears to be a glitch. Sometimes, even if everything is connected perfectly with my wireless connection, I still can’t surf the internet. I’ve gone absolutely crazy at times trying to work out what it is such as by resetting my […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Have you ever had trouble removing a volume from your Mac? A USB, or maybe an external drive that whatever you do, whether it is dragging it to the trash or pressing CMD+click and selecting quit, simply doesn’t want to eject from your Mac. This can be caused by a number of things, one of […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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In this, the social networking age, it seems that many of us are unable to go outside. We’re far too busy accepting friend requests, sharing photos, exchanging music or watching each others’ videos to be able to go and do anything in ‘real life’. Actually, this isn’t true, because there are now a number of […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Recipe Catalog stores your favorite recipes and gives you detailed nutrition information. You can create your own categories, input your recipes, and immediately see detailed information about calories, fat, protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
Recipe Catalog comes with a database of 2000 ingredients. The easy-to-use application also functions as a daily food diary. Input the […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Brilliant is the database software family that allows you to create a database without having any special knowledge or skills. You can harness the power of the application to perform all manner of tasks, including:
Forms
Report styles
Queries
Mathematical formulas
Scripts
User interface
Custom export/import
Design your database software
Visual Form Editor
A characteristic feature of Brilliant Database, which allows creating new databases quickly […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Librarian Pro is a very flexible application to organize all your books, movies, games or whatever you wish to keep a list of. Although the program still feels quite unstable (importing or exporting didn’t work properly for me), we’ll let that go for now as the program is still a pre-release. What makes Librarian Pro […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Anti-Trojan Elite (ATE) is a malware remover. Malware is software designed specifically to damage or disrupt a system, such as a trojan horse, spyware or a keylogger. Anti Trojan Elite contains a real-time Firewall, monitors system processes and cleans any malware immediately. It is also a system security tool, allowing you to view and control […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Elizabeth
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Do you wonder what your employees chat on MSN messengers during work hours? are you curious about what your spouse chats on MSN Messenger? Do you desire to track your kids’ MSN chats?…* If yes, Messenger Detect can help you find out due to its following features.
Messenger Detect can detect and record all MSN chats […]