Yearly Archives: 2010

Top 10 Reasons To Update To Android 2.2 Froyo

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Google Android came in the market as an underdog to iPhone OS but since it’s advent it has taken on a steep and smooth growth path. This rapid growth of Android OS can be associated with heavy pat of Google on the back but it was actually the multi-device and hardware compatibility that made it choice among the masses. People might say they are fine with retaining their older versions like 1.6 or 2.1 but this update is a huge one as it addresses most of the burning issues with Android OS. Read More

Free Image Blender Software

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Most digital cameras come built-in with panoramic feature which you can use to combine two or more images into a larger image. Some people use it for professional reasons, others just for fun! You can now manually blend images into one with this free & easy to use application. Read More

System Hardware Monitor [Windows]

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When the talk is about system monitoring, Speccy comes to mind. Open Hardware Monitor is different only because it lists the real-time temperature, load, and clock speed in one simple to use interface without any strings attached. It comes with Sensors that cannot be found elsewhere, such as, it’s CPU core sensors supports Intel’s latest i3/i5/i7 processors and the Hard disks sensors supports S.M.A.R.T. Read More

Top 10 Reasons To Root Your Android Phone

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People say there are always two classes of technology users; those who take and use technology the way it is brought to them, no questions or complaints, while others who want to indulge deep into the very essence of what’s being offered, and want to empower themselves with everything to take the maximum out of that technology. This rule of thumb holds true for mobile phones as well. The power user crowd has always been different from the average. Read More

Instant Screen Capture, Upload And Sharing

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Screen captures are one of the most widely used features from a computer user’s point of view. In some capacity, they are used by almost everyone. We have covered a few tools in this category, and yet there is always a new tool that offers something new, something different. So holds true with Gyazo. Read More

Download SwiftKey Beta 0.9.15 For Your Android Phone

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Android OS’s greatness lies in it being open source, giving more room to developers to create marvelous applications, with more control and flexibility than other platforms can ever provide. Being a smartphone platform, input capabilities account for a lot when it comes to any device’s productivity. Hence, the keyboard application comes in question. Read More

Add More Features To Enhance Windows Media Player

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Windows Media Player is Microsoft’s flagship media player that comes pre-installed with Windows OS. It not only supports wide variety of audio/video formats but gives a user choice of configuring the supporting plug-ins, skins and visualizations. It has gone through many overhauls over the period of time and though the latest version boast of many advance features, one still wishes to see more. Read More

Take Control Of Android Screen Lock

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If you are among those who hate the fact that for some Google-only-knows reason, the Android lockscreen cannot be customized, cannot be disabled and cannot be bypassed by default, join the club. Most of the Android user community is confused and frustrated as to why Google didn’t let the users choose whether they want the lockscreen or not. There is no way to bypass it in settings, and the timeout period is really small. Read More

CinemaDrape Lets You Focus And Get Things Done

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Do you get distracted by other items on your browser window when you’re watching a video clip on YouTube? How about you’re making an important assignment using Word and hate it when a new message window pop ups from the task bar? You’re not alone. Everyone gets to do something that requires focus but distraction becomes the biggest enemy. Read More

Instantly Open OneNote 2010 (Shorcut key)

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If you're an avid OneNote 2010 user, then you must've noticed that it automatically starts up as soon as you log on Windows. Just like other startup programs, it lets you disable this behavior, and manually launch OneNote from Start search. If you choose to run OneNote 2010 at startup, it adds OneNote icon to system tray, letting you quickly launch OneNote from OneNote Icon Defaults menu. However, OneNote 2012 also allows you to use hotkey combination to quickly bring up its main interface and create or edit existing notes. This hotkey combination works only if you haven't disabled launching of OneNote at startup. When Windows finishes launching all startup items, just use the Windows+Shift+N hotkey combination to bring up last edited Notebook section. Read More

Add Functions And Commands In Windows Explorer Context Menu

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FileMenu Tools lets you manually customize and extend the Windows Explorer context menu. It adds built-in utilities to perform certain tasks & operations on files/ folders and adds customized commands that let users run external applications, copy or move a files to a specific folder or delete specific file types, and much more. With this tool you can also customize the "Send to” sub-menu by enabling or disabling context-menu commands. Read More

Backup Windows Mail Before Upgrading To Windows 7

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One feature in Windows Vista that is not included in Windows 7 is Windows Mail, which make users look quite skeptical as to why Windows 7 does not include Windows Mail. The reason being Windows Live Mail (bundled in Windows Live Essentials), gives each & every feature Windows Mail offers, plus a brilliant one, which automatically configures it with most popular services for instance; Windows Live Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, and importantly Gmail. Read More