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Folder Colorizer: Change Icon Color Of Any Folder In Windows
While searching through a huge number of folders, it is common for users to miss...
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music2pc: Download Music From A Library Of Over 100 Million MP3 Songs
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InstaMusic: A Free, Metro-Style Music Player For Android
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YTubePlayer: Simple & Useful Desktop Tool For Managing YouTube Videos
I’m sure that everyone who uses the internet knows about, and has visited, YouTube a lot...
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How To Take Ownership And Grant Permissions To Access Files & Folders In Windows 8
Like its predecessors, Windows 8 imposes strict access permissions on system-wide locations, folders and files....
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IBM Docs Is Google Docs Like Online Office Suite With Advance Share Options
IBM Docs is a Google Docs like, cloud-based Office productivity suite to create and manage...
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Dashlane Is Your Personal Internet Assistant, An Alternative To LastPass
When it comes to selecting a personal information and account password manager, there are numerous...
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Hands-On With Google Chrome Beta For Android [Review]
If you’re among those few lucky Android users running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or higher...
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Fiddler: Monitor HTTP Traffic For Any Application & Filter Data Tracking
Ever wanted to know which servers the HTTP requests traverse while reaching a specific web...
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StreamLife: View Your Facebook, Twitter Feeds & Call Log In One Place [Android]
The concept of aggregating your social network feeds, and posting to all of them from...
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KIOSK Enterprise: Easily Configure PCs To Run Them in Kiosk Mode
Kiosk mode is a minimalist mode for computer programs, which restricts the user’s rights on a computer. This mode is used for public and enterprise computers, where user privileges are reduced to avoid system issues or data theft by the end user. For example, public information computers in pedestrian zones and museums are often run [...] (more…)

System Stability Tester: Stress Test Your Computer With Multi-Threaded Pi Calculations
System Stability Tester is a a cross-platform system stress testing application for determining the true potential of your computer’s stability. During the testing process, the tool creates two or more threads. Once the calculation step is complete, the result of all the threads are compared, which enables analyzing the differences between them. You can select [...] (more…)

Boost Game And Internet Performance With Toolwiz GameBoost
When playing games on your PC, system resources can get easily strained, resulting in lags during gameplay. Many users either do not know the precise settings to switch off unwanted system services (for better gaming performance), or find it annoying to continually switch between numerous systems settings. Toolwiz GameBoost is a Windows tweak for optimizing [...] (more…)

How To Create Backup At Remote Location When PC Stops Booting [Beginner's Guide]
Earlier we discussed a few ways to diagnose Windows problems and fix the issues when PC fails to boot up using Ubuntu Live USB, including reset Windows 7 admin and standard account password, perform disk wipe operation, repair lost partitions and recover hard disk data, and run anti-virus scan over entire hard disk to fix [...] (more…)

CoRD: Better Alternative To Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection [Mac]
Yesterday, we reviewed Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection (MRDC), a Mac app that allows you to remotely connect to any Windows PC and access it. One of our readers sounded off in the comments about CoRD, citing it was better than the aforementioned app, and we took a crack at it. CoRD is a free, open [...] (more…)

PC On/Off: Graphically Display PC Uptime For Past 3 Weeks
Many a time, one can end up leaving a system running for a longer period of time than might be required. In fact, some people seldom turn off their computer, which results in straining system components (such as the battery) and the computer on the whole. When it comes to more professional requirements, servers are [...] (more…)

Patch My PC: Keep Your PC Up To Date With The Latest Software Updates
It is required to keep a system updated with the latest operating system and third-party application updates, to avoid functionality issues by acquiring necessary software patches. For example, over the years, Microsoft’s Automatic Updates have not only provided new and improved applications for their users, but also added required hot-fixes to address system issues being [...] (more…)

My Sync Center: Automatically Sync Data Between Android & PC Over WiFi
Almost a month ago, we covered Cheetah Sync - a free Android app that provided two-way data sync between your device and your PC over a commonly shared Wi-Fi connection. While the free variant of the said app allows users to manually sync just one folder at each sync instance, My Sync Center – a handy [...] (more…)

Gameplay Time Tracker – Record Game Stats for Offline And Online Games
Gameplay Time Tracker (as the name suggests) is an application for tracking the amount of time a user spends on a particular game and displays the achievements acquired during the gameplay (e.g. the user’s score). The developer has mentioned that he has developed this application for people who may be willing to track the amount of [...] (more…)

PC Remote – Use Your Windows Phone 7 Device As A Remote Control For Your PC
PC Remote is an app that you are sure to love if you own a Windows Phone 7 device and have a bit of a lazy streak going on. This awesome free (but ad-supported) app lets you control a multitude of things on your PC right from your WP7 phone! All you need apart from [...] (more…)

Windows 7 (Desktop) Running On A Fujitsu F-07C Phone
This news would have been pretty mind-blowing and awesomely cool had it come about 2 years earlier, that is, before the launch of Windows Phone 7! But here it is anyways, Fujitsu’s latest handset, made in collaboration with DoCoMo and called the F-07C, has been reported to have built-in dual operating systems. Sounds good, right? [...] (more…)

StressMyPC Tests PC Performance Under Extreme Conditions
Gaming enthusiasts and IT professionals are known for spending a large amount of money on computer hardware. But sometimes system from the most well known brands contain faulty parts which do not provided optimum performance. If you have spent a good amount of money on your new system or would simply like to test the [...] (more…)




