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Tuesday, September 29th, 2009
Microsoft Corporation has just released Microsoft Security Essentials, a new and free anti-malware service which provides real time protection for modern computers equipped with Windows 7 operating system, but in the same time it is compatible with older PCs with a CPU of only 500 MHz running Windows XP SP2. Microsoft Security Essentials provides comprehensive malware protection against viruses, spyware and other malicious software. (more…)
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Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009
Portable web browsers have many advantages when you are using several computers: just plug-in the USB drive and you are ready to go with all settings and bookmarks in place, without the need to synchronize data or perform the software installation. Over the Internet there are already published the portable versions of popular web browsers, like Firefox or Opera for example. (more…)
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Monday, July 27th, 2009
Microsoft has just released an useful free tool for Windows Mobile applications developers: Application Verifier Tool for Windows Mobile. This software is capable to check the validity of the mobile applications functions and to detect common programming mistakes. A positive diagnostics reports of Application Verifier Tool for Windows Mobile is critical for the applications submitted to Windows Marketplace for Mobile catalog. (more…)
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Monday, July 20th, 2009
When asked about browsers, many of us know just a few names. But are Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome, Avant and the ubiquitous Internet Explorer so great and complete that there’s no need to look further? I don’t think so. None of the popular ones is perfect yet, so if you keep on searching for the one to satisfy you more could do no harm.
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Friday, July 17th, 2009
Web browsers will always have security flaws, especially due to the possibility of the remote code execution through JavaScript routines. In case of the recently released Firefox 3.5 browser, the highly critical security flaw was solved in the updated version (Firefox 3.5.1) launched on July 16, 2009 by Mozilla. Alongside the severe security issue reported by Secunia and other similar sites, in this new Firefox release, additional security and stability related problems were also patched.
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Monday, July 13th, 2009
If you are working with digital images frequently, Ashampoo Photo Commander 7.21 software includes powerful tools for viewing, organizing, editing and publishing your photos in a single application. For example, the user is allowed to adjust image parameters (red-eye effect, colors, contrast, hue and more), resize, crop, rotate and add a wide range of effects, only with a few mouse clicks. Ashampoo Photo Commander 7.21 software will make easier for you to publish and share favorite photos on the Internet, because it is able to automatically create custom image galleries and slideshows.
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Friday, July 10th, 2009
In order to increase the website content visibility across the Twitter social network, you can find more followers for your Twitter account by simply following existing users found via Find People option, based on various keywords or key phrases. Usually, most of the followed Twitter users will follow you back, therefore increasing the number of your followers and providing a higher exposure of the tweets. Unfortunately, this process must be performed manually, but with the help of FriendFitter software, you can automate it.
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Tuesday, June 16th, 2009
Maybe the web engine of the future, Opera Unite, seems to offer more opportunities than Web 2.0 basic principles. It is built on a simple concept: your computer becomes a web server capable to share files, host chat rooms or websites directly from hard drive, without third party web applications. Opera has broken the ice by taking a step further in the evolution of Internet technology – Opera Unite offers all necessary means to any computer owner to become a source of information. All your computer data published or shared over the Internet with Opera Unite is fully controllable from a simple to use web based interface.
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Tuesday, June 9th, 2009
Even Mozilla has modified the initial date when the first release candidate of Firefox 3.5 will be available for Internet public (now the official release date for Firefox 3.5 RC 1 is June 10th), you can have a preview of what can do the RC version of the browser. According to a recent Lifehacker post, by downloading and installing the latest beta version of Firefox 3.5 (Firefox 3.5 beta 4), you will have the possibility to upgrade the browser to the Preview release, which is not the release candidate, but it includes more refinements than any beta.
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Friday, May 29th, 2009
There are situations when you need to extract the text existing in digital images or PDF documents in order to perform further actions over it, such as the importing to a text processor for example. OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software makes possible the isolation of the text from digital images and allows you to export it to clipboard or to various text processing tools. One of the most popular OCR software is ABBYY FineReader (current version: 9.0).
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Friday, May 29th, 2009
For beginners, it could be difficult to create a website from scratch by manually writing HTML and JavaScript code into a text processor window. Fortunately, automatic websites building tools makes easy even for beginners the rapid deployment of a simple website. A powerful and simple to use utility is CoffeeCup Visual Site Designer. It requires only drag and drop actions to add elements like images or text to a new page.
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Monday, May 18th, 2009
The first Alpha version of Fennec browser for Windows Mobile 6 is ready for free download. It was released only for testing purposes. Fennec is a promising web browser based on Mozilla engine and optimized for mobile usage. Since the last release, there were made many progresses in the product development process.
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Sunday, May 10th, 2009
Mozilla Labs has started eighteen months ago an experiment called Prism, which allows Internet users to bring any website or web based application directly to the desktop. The web experience will be based on the same features like in case of Internet navigation with web browser, but in absence of it. Now, the developers from Mozilla Labs have released Prism 1.0 Beta, alongside a new website, where users can download Prism as a Firefox extension or as standalone application.
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