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iFileX: Search Files By Name, Size, Modification & Creation Date [Mac]

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Spotlight search in Mac is, no doubt, one of the best utilities there is. It lets you search across any and all folders for all kinds of files, and remembers your frequently used files and apps so that the results are always more meaningful. While it is an excellent global search for the entire system, it does lack filters. iFileX is a Mac app that that lets you add several search criteria when you are looking for a file. Search can be narrowed down by name, modification date, creation date, size, folder or alias. You can also limit your search by specifying a particular location. Read More

Send/Receive Large Files With Group & Speed Management Using Share

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File sharing has become pleasantly easy within the past few years, especially as we now have extremely fast internet connections. Various web services and desktop clients let you share your images, videos, documents and other files, with one another, within a few clicks. One such example is P2P (Peer-to-peer) clients, which connect people through internet via server and client relation. Sometime ago, we covered zeZebra, an application with eye candy interface that let you transfer large files in a very simple way. The only downside of zeZebra is that when you send a file to someone, it prompts the recipient to download and install the application before the file transfer can begin. Some folks simply don't like to go through any additional tasks. However, a new P2P file sharing application from the developers of BitTorrent, Share, takes care of this problem. It is a portable application that lets you send unlimited files, images and videos to your friends. The data is sent over a private and secure connection without any size limits, and the downloads are super-fast. It allows you to send data to individuals or multiple users at a time using Email IDs. Share also lets you create and manage separate groups of recipients, if you have to constantly share data with some particular people. Read on to find out more about Share after the break! Read More

FolderUsage Lets You View & Manage Folder Size Using Filters

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You will find a lot of tools, such as Folder Size, TDP x-Ray Lite and OverDisk, to check the size of folders and distribution of disk space to view and manage hard disk contents. All of them displayed size and contents of each folder in beautiful and easy-to-understand pie charts, and allowed you to export chart images. FolderUsage is a portable application to view the size and contents of folders according to Name, Size, Number of Files and Number of Folders. It allows you to view the file and folder size in Bytes, Kilobytes, Megabytes and Gigabytes. The application automatically highlights the folders without any file or folder in them, allowing you to easily delete empty folders. You can set filters to view files and folders of a particular category, such as Only Files Created Before, Only Files Accessed Before, Only Files Larger Than, etc. Read More

5F5ize: Analyze The File Size Of Special System Folders In Windows

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When analyzing low disk space issues, one can often overlook unwanted files in system directories. This is because many system default folders are ignored by most users to avoid facing system issues. Even system cleaners also ignore many junk files within system directories (e.g., program file directories left by uninstalled applications), to avoid destabilizing installed applications and the system on the whole. Low disk space in the primary partition can end up causing an number of system issues, including making the system inaccessible (using a normal login session). 5F5ize is a portable application that scans and displays the size of selected system folders. This makes it possible to single out and analyze the size of Windows default folders, in order to identify heavy directories, e.g., start menu, programs, startup, app data, print hood and other system folders. Read More

zeZebra: P2P File Transfer With Bandwidth Control & Contact Management

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There are a lot of P2P file sharing applications available on the internet, but most of them are slow, unsecure, sometimes limited in terms of file size that can be shared, or too difficult and complicated to send files to other users. If you are looking for a tool that’s free, simple, fast and secure, check out zeZebra. It is an application with an eye candy interface that lets you transfer large files in a simple and user friendly manner. It enables you to send a file of any size to any person, and allows you to adjust transfer speed and number of simultaneous transfers, thus giving you total control over aspect like bandwidth usage, target recipients and other such parameters. If you send a lot of files to the same people, the application has a contacts manager to quickly send the files instead of adding the information every time. Read More

Customize Web Page Size And View Options With NoSquint

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NoSquint is a Mozilla Firefox extension that has even more enhanced features than Zoom Page (an extension that can set different zoom levels which was reviewed a few months back). NoSquint extension brings a few vibrant options, such as, to set custom zoom levels, add buttons to the browser for adjusting page size, custom text color options for webpages, the utility to disable images and much more. Read More

How To Resize Desktop Icons In Windows 7 or Vista

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Do you find the icon size on Windows Vista desktop too big or too small? The effect of visual appearance on shortcuts and programs icons, is more stark when users adjust and change the monitor screen resolution or font size in DPI scaling, where the icons size becomes bigger and smaller to an uncomfortable level. Users can easily resize Vista desktop icons or change the size of icons on Vista desktop. There are four methods to resize the desktop icons, depending on your preference and also the ’size’ that you want to change the icons to. Let's delve inside and see what they are. Read More