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Windows 7 has lots of 'GodModes' (exclusive) - CNET News
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Head of Microsoft's Windows division tells CNET that the so-called GodMode settings folder uncovered by bloggers is just one of many undocumented developer features included in Windows.

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DivX 7 for Windows 7.2

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:38:00 +0000

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Quick specs
Price: Free to try (15-day trial of DivX converter, 6-month trial of the DivX Pro Codec); $19.99 to buy (Buy it now)
Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000
Date added: October 27, 2009
Total Downloads: 66,402,889
Downloads last week: 216,333

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From DivX : DivX 7 for Windows is a free software download that provides everything you need to watch digital videos on your computer. In addition to playback of any DivX video, DivX 7 for Windows enables you to watch H.264 (.mkv) files, the new standard for true HD digital video. The DivX 7 for Windows download includes: DivX Player to watch HD videos on your PC; DivX Community Codec and Filters to watch HD videos in your favorite software media player; DivX Web Player to watch DivX videos in your web browser; DivX Converter (15-day trial) to convert to DivX video in one easy step; DivX Pro Codec (15-day trial) to create DivX videos in your favorite video editing applications. Users may purchase DivX Pro 7 for Windows ($19.99 USD) to receive unlimited use of the DivX Converter and DivX Pro Codec. DivX playback is always free.

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Virtual DJ 6.0.3

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:32:00 +0000

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Quick specs
Price: Free to try (20-day trial); $299.00 to buy
Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
Date added: November 11, 2009
Total Downloads: 23,292,776
Downloads last week: 188,626

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Reviewed by: CNET Staff
With effects, samples, and transitions that rival vinyl turntablisms, Virtual DJ lets anyone produce polished MP3 mixes.
At the top of the graphically-intense interface, song-structure visualizations show the beats as the music plays. Two simulated turntables play the currently- loaded tracks. Windows below the turntables show samples, effects, music search, recording, program options, and an Explorer-style interface for loading music. You'll need to download an MP3 encoder if you don't want to record files in WAV format.
Virtual DJ not only can create audio collages, but it now also can make montages of video clips. The stylish interface and high number of features score points, but learning how to use the program is a hit-or-miss proposition. Fortunately, the program offers a thorough user guide. Virtual DJ is well worth a look both for aspiring mixers and newbies.
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Publisher's description

From Atomix Productions : VirtualDJ is the DJ software chosen by DJ brands such as Numark, Denon and Hercules. It is used around the world by bedroom DJs and professional superstars alike. With its cutting-edge beatlock engine, your songs will always stay on the beat, and you can work your mixes incredibly faster than any other DJ. The automatic seamless loop engine and synchronized sampler will let you perform astounding remixes on the fly. The video engine lets you mix and scratch music videos as easily as audio. With NetSearch and MusicGroups, you will stay on the edge of the musical trends. And with the versatile VDJScript language and hundreds of available skins, you can tailor your software to your exact needs. VirtualDJ can also record your audio or video mixes, broadcast your own radio station on the Internet, play karaoke, connect with more than 45 DJ controllers natively and many more through downloadable definitions. It can also be controlled by timecode records or CDs, using regular turntables or CD players.

What's new in this version:
Version 6.0.3 is a bug fixing release.

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GOM Media Player 2.1.21.4846

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:25:00 +0000

Reviewed by: CNET Staff

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As various media players jockey for position to become your default setting for music and video streams, GOM Media Player's support for a wide range of file formats has helped it stand out as a firm favorite.
Supported formats include DAT, MPEG, DivX, XviD, WMV, ASF, AVI, and MOV, as are common codecs like FLV1, AC3, OGG, MP4, and H263. A pop-out playlist can save and organize your various media files, though the limited sort modes--two--hardly makes it a champ.
More impressive are the customizable settings on the control panel. Here you can adjust a video's image brightness, hue, and saturation. There's no preview window, and changes occur as the video runs, so unless you care for a rousing session of trial and error, be sure to tweak the settings after clicking "play." There's also a built-in screen-capture feature that includes zooming and panning, customizable themes, hot keys, and a host of preset and adjustable audio controls.
GOM is weakest when you're looking for help documentation and trying to tweak Save settings, but overall it's a very strong player worth at least a supporting role in your video-watching habits, if not the lead.
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Publisher's description

From Gretech : GOM Player is a free multimedia player with popular video and audio codecs built-in. GOM Player supports file formats such as AVI, DAT, MPEG, DivX, XviD, WMV, ASF. Users don't have to install codecs separately. GOM Player is capable of playing incomplete or damaged AVI files by skipping the damaged frames. It can also play locked or partially downloaded files. Its other features include drag-and-drop support, HTTP streaming, editable skins, subtitling, overlay mixer, key remapping, enhanced filter rendering, real-time index rebuilding for AVI files and unicode support among others.

What's new in this version:
Version 2.1.21.4846 fixes lots of bugs and errors in a specific situation and adds some functions and security patches.

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FreeZ Online TV Screenshots

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:22:00 +0000

While we love the idea of free TV (who doesn't?), it never seems to be quite what we hoped. FreeZ Online TV is no exception. The channel selection is unimpressive and user guidance is nonexistent.
The most confusing things about the program are the links that appear on the initial screen when the program is opened. We mistakenly believed they might provide more guidance for the program but instead directed us to two different sites promising free online TV. Both require additional downloads, and weren't related to FreeZ Online TV.
That said, once we explored those two false leads, the program itself proved fairly easy to operate, although disappointing in its outcomes. A standard viewing screen sits next to a file tree with 16 main categories, including News, Entertainment, and Weather. Within each category are at least a half dozen channel choices, but many are not in English. Simply click one and it begins playing. The typical media controls to stop, start, pause, etc., become visible at the bottom of the screen as the content buffers. What you won't find are any guides to the channels, which seem randomly selected from various countries around the world. All you get are the call letters (like WSTV) or largely unrecognizable names like NOS Journaal. We also found that many of the listed channels didn't play at all. There are no user settings, so you can't delete or add your own channels, and no Help file or other user guidance is available.
During installation, a box is pre-checked that will add the FreeZ Online TV Toolbar, so be sure to uncheck this if you don't want this little extra. Or, better yet, skip the download altogether and avoid not only the toolbar but this unimpressive program as well.

Publisher's description

From FreezSoft : FreeZ Online TV program that can receive over 500+ free online channels of daily and live broadcasts from around the world. There is no need for a PC TV card because the TV channels are streamed through your Internet connection. It allows watcher to watch directly into TV. You can watch in regular or full-screen mode. This software comes with automatic TV station updates so it will never be out of date. Download now and get access to live TV and watch TV online anywhere, anytime all from the comfort of your PC.

What's new in this version:
Version 1.30 adds more channels.

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Ray Ozzie's view from the clouds

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:50:00 +0000

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LOS ANGELES--When Ray Ozzie penned his Internet Services Disruption memo back in 2005, he had a pretty good idea where the computing world was going. He just didn't know how Microsoft was going to get there.
While many are ready to write off Microsoft as an declining icon of computing's last generation, Ozzie sees Microsoft positioned to leapfrog some of the companies that tend to be thought of as the leaders of the cloud computing world--names like Amazon, Salesforce and Google.
"I will never, ever, utter the words 'mission accomplished' for obvious reasons," Ozzie said in an interview after his speech at the Professional Developers Conference. "But I'm really pleased with where things are."
It's been a tough journey, to be sure. But, Ozzie says Microsoft has changed in ways he could not have imagined. In particular, Ozzie points to Windows Azure--Microsoft's operating system in the clouds. Rather than just offer a set of services to move today's computing programs to remote servers, Ozzie says Azure is designed to handle the applications of tomorrow.
"When we began developing Azure, we developed it more or less with a clean sheet of paper saying, 'What will the operating environment look like for the next 30 years?' Ozzie said. "If you look at VMware or (Amazon's) EC2, what it really is--and I mean to be saying this respectfully--but it's more or less a (virtual machine) hosting environment. It's not a transformational computing environment."
In a lengthy interview, Ozzie also talked about lessons Microsoft learned from the recent Sidekick outage as well as why people are wrong to count Microsoft out of the smartphone race.
Here is an edited transcript:
Question: From your perspective, where would you say Microsoft is in terms of making the kinds of shifts you talked about in 2005? What is different than you thought it might be?
Ozzie: You know, when I write the memo, I really didn't have a crisp plan in terms of how we're going to accomplish it. And I will never, ever, utter the words "mission accomplished" for obvious reasons. But I'm really pleased with where things are. I mean, I think we have a lot of software yet to deliver, but out at the end user perspective, the notion of Office being across phone, Web, and PC, kind of re-pivoting the experience around productivity as opposed to the device, I'm really happy about (that).
I thought users would be more ready for it by this point in time than I think people really are. I don't think in our minds yet we've yet found, quote unquote, the desktop for the Web in terms of our own personal stuff. It's kind of still scattered out there on the Web.
I didn't think that the cloud computing thing--the back-end side--would take off as much as it has. There wasn't as much about that in the memo, but at that same time, you'd probably be amused to see some of the PowerPoint decks that I was shopping around internally at the time with these big pictures of hydroelectric dams and all these things saying there's going to be this recentralization that happens at the back end of computing, but I didn't know how it was going to pan out.
You announced that Azure is going into production January 1. Is the code changing significantly between now and then, or is that just when the billing mechanisms kick in?
Ozzie: What happens is--and this is all just really difficult to explain to people--but we've rolled out big, new data centers. The community technology preview is on a certain sets of servers. Some of those people may or may not opt to become production customers. Getting their things migrated from one set of systems to the other, it's just internal logistics. So, no, the code doesn't change a whole lot, it's more operational processes. And we really don't want to start charging people until we at least have one billing cycle of knowing that everything is right.
You mentioned moving people from one set of servers to another and immediately I hear in the back of my head "Sidekick." Obviously, the architecture is totally different. But can you talk about what you took away from that? In one sense, it was a totally other part of the business, at the same time, it was sort of this early cloud service, and a pretty spectacular outage.
Ozzie: There are a lot of lessons to be learned. Let me just preface this by saying it's inappropriate for me to go deeply into it not just for legal aspects and things like that, but because they're T-Mobile's customers, not ours. T-Mobile is our customer. But let me just speak at the abstract level.
There are lessons to be learned in terms of how acquisitions are dealt with. I know that's a non-obvious conclusion, but basically when you're building your own services and when you're building services from scratch, you have a certain understanding because of the people who were involved in that or whatever--of how this thing relates to that thing. When you bring in a company, you tend to think of things differently. And so there were some lessons to be learned there. There were lessons that we didn't learn, (areas where) we know better and I'll just say we weren't using best practices in certain areas.
The biggest lesson is something that I shouldn't have had to learn, and I'll tell you why. In Groove, I took, for the time, a very contrarian view of, no, it's got to be all at the edge. Nothing at the center, it's all peer-to-peer distributed. Then we--and I mean including me--have kind of swung the pendulum to appliance-based computing that's Web centric, where the truth is in the cloud, so to speak.
One of the fascinating things about the Sidekick recovery process was how wonderful it was that data is also on the devices, because when your confidence level drops in one copy of the data and you have another one, it's really handy. So knowing to treat peer computing and centralized computing are both good, they're both very, very good.
You talked about the cloud as being early days. And I'm curious, there are some folks that have been playing in the space for a while, you know, SalesForce and Amazon and even Google to an extent. What do you feel Microsoft is offering in the cloud that competitors aren't?
Ozzie: When we began developing Azure, we developed it more or less with a clean sheet of paper saying, "What will the operating environment look like for the next 30 years?" If the servers like Linux and Windows NT-based systems and Mac OS, if these are all based on things that were built when I was in school, what's the next one going to look like? That's the most significant advantage.
If you look at VMware or (Amazon's) EC2, what it really is--and I mean to be saying this respectfully--but it's more or less a (virtual machine) hosting environment. It's not a transformational computing environment. All programs in the future will be written in a way that there is no single point of failure. There's no one server that can die and take down the service. And unless you write your applications for a programming model that's inherently parallel, you don't get to that point. And so, yes, we support the same kind of mode that the EC2 or VMware will do where you can take a VM and put it up there, but the reality is you don't get the benefit of cloud unless you use this other thing.
You actually had to go back and add that in. One of the things you talked about today was to take a virtual machine and put it up on Azure.
Ozzie: That's a very good observation. Last year, we introduced, I guess I'll say (something that was) a little too far ahead and we had to back into the present. But I'm extremely pleased about (adding the virtual machine ability) because anytime someone starts playing with (Azure) and they start to get a taste for what it's really like, then you really say, oh, I get it. Now I know how to design the software for that next generation.
You talked about three screens and a cloud as a pretty consistent refrain for Microsoft. But we're still not hearing as much about some of those screens, particularly on the mobile side. You mentioned in the spring we're going to hear sort of about the next-generation platform?
Ozzie: Yeah.
A lot of people are saying, you know, Microsoft and the phone--it's been way too long, game over. Why is that not the case?
Ozzie: I think it makes for good copy to take an extreme position that someone is dead or alive or this or that. Yes, iPhone has a lot of momentum, unquestionably. But I think the phenomenon we're in right now is the app phone. And if you look at the depth of apps that are on these phones, they're not very deep. It's not like Office or AutoCAD, where there are just thousands of man years that have gone into developing these apps. They're relatively thin apps that are companions to some service.
And I think if you look at anyone who's building an app phone--whether it's Palm, Google with Android, RIM--ultimately, all the apps that people want will be on all the phones. They're relatively straight porting efforts. I think people are imagining some kind of a barrier to entry, at least from an app perspective that I don't believe is there.
The biggest barrier to entry is: is it a phone that people want to use? And is it a phone that carriers want to sell and people have to measure us based on what we produce. But I don't believe that there's an app barrier.
This year, it seems like you guys have made a conscious choice to focus on Azure and not on some of the more finished services that live one or two layers up. Are you still pursuing the sort of Live Mesh and the Live Platform layers?
Ozzie: Absolutely.
Live Mesh, as a specific case in point, after we got to a certain point in the beta, we said, okay, how are we going to get this to scale from instead of a million or two million people to hundreds of millions of people? So the team and the technology was put into Windows Live and so even though I'm not making a product announcement, when you look at the next version of the Live services that are downloaded to your desktop, I think you'll see the contribution that the Mesh technologies and the Live platform had to that.
In terms of high-level services, no, we're still concentrating (on them). You know, we still have a very big focus on the Web apps. I think you probably won't hear a lot about that at PDC, but you'll hear some more about that as Office comes more into a broader beta.
Between Pinpoint and Windows Marketplace, Windows Mobile Marketplace, Zune Marketplace--you guys have a lot of marketplaces.
Ozzie: It'll be converging down to two, one for consumers and one for IT and developers. Yes, it's a big company, yes, we have many ways to sell, but ultimately, there should be one place for consumers to buy things online, you should have one shopping cart across this and that. That doesn't necessarily mean one (user interface) to the marketplace because when you're in Xbox, you want to see it through Xbox.
When you're on a phone, you want to see it through the phone. On the PC, I'm still not actually convinced what the right thing is. When you're on a PC, do you want to see the marketplace through the Web or through a client? You know, I can kind of see both. I mean, look at the Zune marketplace, people like being able to buy it through a media-oriented marketplace, but if you were buying apps, it's not really clear. But in any case, there's one marketplace back end that is syndicatable into multiple front ends for the consumer and for the enterprise/IT, and what we were talking about today was really the enterprise/IT one.
It struck me that today, a lot of the story about the cloud has been that it's great for load balancing, it's great for sort of having predictable investment in IT, but there hasn't been as much about what are the benefits when your app is running in the cloud. It sounds like the new project code-named Dallas could be an example of one of those things where you can build a type of application that you couldn't build on premise because you're using someone else's data.
Ozzie: It is the right way of thinking about it. What we're basically trying to say is by agreeing to get together in a certain way, by agreeing on certain guardrails on the road that we'll all drive on, there can be benefits. Right now, there are many pieces of public data, there are lots of commercial data providers and each one has a different kind of a licensing mechanism. Some license by developer, some license by customer, some license by individual user. There are just lots of different terms. And a lot of the big benefits in the data that's out there are what happens when you join them, when you bring them together. And I believe that there's going to be a lot of potential in this.
Will we see Microsoft be kind of one of those first and best customers, bringing a lot of its data and making it available ?
Ozzie: I think the biggest set of data that you'll see us take in many directions is maps. It's the most obvious from a consumer's perspective. You can layer upon it quite nicely. You can layer both apps and other forms of data on it quite nicely. What are some of the things that people have developed on Azure? Are there any areas of types of applications that have particularly surprised you?
Ozzie: I'm not sure if you noticed some weeks ago, Qi Lu was at Web 2.0 and he announced this Twitter on Bing feature? That is on Azure. And it's one of the most fascinating stories in terms of agility.
A number of people from across the company looked at this thing and said, "Wow, if we had the Twitter fire hose, what could we do with it? Let's start experimenting." And this other lab said, "Oh, well I already know what to do, you actually have access to the fire hose? How could we ever get enough machines put together in time?"
And just in a matter of weeks, you know, this app just came together, people came together, and we had this thing live. And the number from the virtual machines that are processing the incoming feeds, it's fairly astounding. Since that time, other experiments involving 2,000 machines here, 3,000 machines there, are just popping up because people haven't conceptualized what would it be like to have that kind of resources at your disposal. Are these the kinds of data feeds we're going to have in the future? I mean, Twitter, you have this tremendous data feed, but you can't take in everything, at least not over an extended period of time right now.
Ozzie: In late '05, I guess it was, when I wrote that last memo, I had a theme that I was kind of talking about internally about moving to the cloud experiences and the back end. These days, I'm basically asking people the question: What if everything was recorded, everything? You are recording in your pen there. Some phones have the capability now--or maybe they're just prototypes that we've got--but measure barometric pressure, measure temperature.
Obviously, there are accelerometers. If you can measure everything and you have this aggregated data, what can you then do with it? And I think just getting people to experiment with it will bring us to places that we haven't known before. People concentrate so much on the scary aspect of privacy related to advertising base uses of it, but there are other uses.
From a health perspective, there are many things that I could measure about myself that would be of value to me and no one else, but we still aren't building those apps. It's just too hard to gather all these things.
When you kind of look at where you are, what are the gates to getting where you want as fast as possible? Is it still a matter of evangelizing inside the company? How much is it still a challenge that Microsoft is such a big company that is divided into product teams responsible for the here and now? What are the things that are sort of the biggest gates?
Ozzie: I would say the biggest gate is the same gate it's been for several years, but it's trending in distinctly the right direction, which is prioritization. It's just simply there are a lot of opportunities, there are a lot of different directions that we could go. And left unchecked, every time you do something new, it causes more complexity.
One of the positive side effects, if you will, of the economic downturn is the fact that we've all been forced to make the hard choices.

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Norton AntiVirus 2010 description

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:17:00 +0000

Industry-leading protection against detected viruses, spyware and more

Norton AntiVirus defends your PC against detected viruses, spyware, bots, worms, and more while minimising the performance impact or getting in your way. The improved Norton Protection System features multi-layered protection technologies that work together to proactively block attacks and detect and remove threats before they can harm your PC.

Pulse Updates every 5 to 15 minutes and real-time online security checks help ensure continuous, up-to-the-minute protection against the latest threats. New SONAR 2 (Symantec Online Network for Advanced Response) technology monitors your PC for suspicious behavior to help detect and eliminate the latest breaking threats.

Intrusion Protection defends your PC from web-based attacks so you can surf with confidence. And new Vulnerability Protection blocks security holes in your PC’s operating system, applications, browsers, and browser plug-ins to prevent hackers from exploiting them.

The new Norton Performance System ensures strong protection that won’t swallow up system resources and will minimise performance impact. Norton AntiVirus offers the fastest install time, the fastest boot time and the lowest memory requirements of any antivirus and antispyware solution. Norton Insight technology identifies and targets only files at risk, for less frequent, shorter scans and the fastest scan speeds in the industry.

In addition to usual anti-virus protection, Norton AntiVirus provides easy-to-understand threat and performance information to help you prevent future infections and keep your PC running fast. Plus, only Norton AntiVirus is backed by Symantec Security Response, which provides comprehensive, global, Internet security expertise to guard against today's complex threats.

The Norton AntiVirus application scans faster and uses less memory than any other antivirus product on the market.

Key Benefits
Stops viruses, worms, spyware, bots, and more—Keeps your system protected against all types of malicious threats.
Norton Insight—Delivers innovative intelligence-driven technology for faster, fewer, shorter scans.
Rapid pulse updates every 5 to 15 minutes—provides up-to-the-minute protection.
Prevents virus-infected emails and instant messages from spreading—Feel secure while you keep in touch.
Blocks browser exploits and protects against infected Web sites

NOTE:
· In order to test the new Norton Antivirus you need to register an account here.
· The BETA product comes with a 14 day-trial period.
Here are some key features of "Norton AntiVirus 2010":

Engineered for Speed:
· Scans only files and processes at risk using Norton Insight.
· NEW! Installs in under one minute on average, requires less than 8 MB of memory

Up-to-the-minute Protection:
· Delivers up-to-the-minute protection with rapid pulse updates every 5 to 15 minutes.
· IMPROVED! Provides multilayered security through the Norton Protection System.
· Prevents bots from taking control of your PC.
· Detects and automatically removes malicious threats.
· IMPROVED! Defends against Web-based attacks.
· Automatically detects and removes spyware, viruses, Trojans, bots and Internet worms.
· Recovery tool boots and repairs badly infected PCs. Delivers our most complete, deep cleaning scan possible.
· Norton Ongoing Protection provides continuous protection updates and new product features as they become available throughout your product subscription period, helping to keep your computer protected against the latest Internet threats and risks.
· Norton Automatic Renewal Service helps to ensure that you’re protected by automatically renewing your product subscription before it expires.

Control without disruptions:
· Automatically schedules scans and updates to occur while PC is idle.
· Review the security status of every process on your PC.
· Silent mode helps ensures movies and games are never interrupted.
· Maps your wireless home network.

Requirements:

· 300 MHz or faster processor
· 256 MB of RAM (512 MB RAM required for the Recovery Tool)
· 150 MB of available hard disk space.
· Email scanning supported for POP3- and SMTP-compatible email clients.Required for all installations:
· CD-ROM or DVD drive (if not installing via electronic download)
· Support for AntiSpam feature
· Microsoft Outlook 97 or later
· Microsoft Outlook Express 6.0 or later
· Browser support for Browser Protection feature
· Microsoft Internet Explorer 32-bit 6.0 or higher
· Mozilla Firefox 2.0 or higher

Limitations:

· 60 days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· New and Improved Features

· Performance Enhancements
· The 2010 products improve on the very high performance bar already set by the 2009 products. The Beta builds will be regularly updated, with later builds improving on performance and functionality.

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· Norton Insight is built on the Symantec Quorum backend intelligence technology first introduced in the 2009 products. In 2009 Norton Insight only quantified trustworthiness, in 2010 Norton Insight also provides information on prevalence, age, and runtime performance data.

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Kaspersky Anti Virus 2009 8.0.0.454 - Full Version

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:15:00 +0000

Saat ini keberadaan Kaspersky sebagai salah satu Program Anti Virus di dunia makin meyakinkan dan terkenal ketangguhannya dalam hal security. Kaspersky dalam mengeluarkan produknya juga terbagi2 tergantung kebutuhan user. Kaspersky Internet Security lebih ditujukan untuk user (profesional) yang sering beraktivitas di internet, untuk mengamankan malicious code, adware, spyware, hacker attacks, dialers, spam and network fraud. Lalu ada Kaspersky Anti Virus, dan Kaspersky Mobile Security (untuk mobile).
Pada postingan ini saya akan memberikan anda Kaspersky Anti Virus 2009 lengkap dengan keynya yang di situs resminya dihargai sebesar $90.00. Kaspersky Anti Virus 2009 cocok digunakan untuk computer/laptop personal. Karena tidak berat dan mudah untuk digunakan. Untuk soal ketangguhan sudah terbukti ampuh. Saya sendiri sudah mengujinya dengan menguninstall anti virus saya sebelumnya dan mengganti dengan Kaspersky Anti Virus 2009. Tebukti dengan KAV (Kaspersky Anti Virus) dapat membaca trojan, malware, adware yang terdapat pada notebook saya dan membasminya. Padahal dengan Program Anti Virus saya yg sebelumnya tidak terdeteksi. Perhatikan screenshhot dibawah

Selain ampuh untuk melindungi dan membasmi virus-virus, worms, trojan, adware, spyware, Pada KAV 2009 juga terdapat Online Security (Anti Pishing). Dan KAV ukurannya juga kecil cuma 31.6 MB, jadi ga lama2 downloadnya. Untuk lebih jelas dan melihat secara lengkap apa saja kelebihan yang terdapat pada Kaspersky Anti Virus 2009 lihat descriptionnya dibawah ini.

Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 8.0.0.454 – The backbone of your PC’s security system, offering protection from a range of IT threats. Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 provides the basic tools needed to protect your PC. This easy-to-use solution provides complete antivirus protection that keeps you safe while your are online.
Features :
Kaspersky Anti Virus 8.0 – is a new line of Kaspersky Labs products, which is designed for the multi-tiered protection of personal computers. This product is based on in-house protection components, which are based on variety of technologies for maximum levels of user protection regardless of technical competencies. This product utilizes several technologies, which were jointly developed by Kaspersky Labs and other companies; part of them is implemented via online-services.
Our products for home and home office are specifically designed to provide hassle-free and quality protection against viruses, worms and other malicious programs, as well as hacker attacks, spam and spyware.
During product preparation several competitor offerings were considered and analyzed - firewalls, security suites systems, which position themselves as proactive in defence and HIPS systems. Combination of in-hosue innovative developments and results from analysis gathered through the industry allowed to jump onto a new level of protection for personal users, whereby offering even more hardened and less annoying computer protection from all types of electronic threats – malicious programs of different types, hacker attacks, spam mailings, program-root kits, phishing emails, advertisement popup windows etc.
Essential Protection
* Protects from viruses, Trojans and worms
* Blocks spyware and adware
* Scans files in real time (on access) and on demand
* Scans email messages (regardless of email client)
* Scans Internet traffic (regardless of browser)
* Protects instant messengers (ICQ, MSN)
* Provides proactive protection from unknown threats
* Scans Java and Visual Basic scripts

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* Scans operating system and installed applications for vulnerabilities
* Analyzes and closes Internet Explorer vulnerabilities
* Disables links to malware sites
* Detects viruses based on the packers used to compress code
* Global threat monitoring (Kaspersky Security Network)
Advanced Protection & Recovery
* The program can be installed on infected computers
* Self-protection from being disabled or stopped
* Restores correct system settings after removing malicious software
* Tools for creating a rescue disk

Data & Identity Theft Protection
* Disables links to fake (phishing) websites
* Blocks all types of keyloggers
Usability
* Automatic configuration during installation
* Wizards for common tasks
* Visual reports with charts and diagrams
* Alerts provide all the information necessary for informed user decisions
* Automatic or interactive mode
* Round-the-clock technical support
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An intro to E-mail Management

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:09:00 +0000

Helping nontechnical managers calibrate expectations, learn the key issues in e-mail management and identify issues in setting corporate e-mail policies. Within an organisation, you can make e-mail highly available, reliable and auditable-if you are willing to invest enough human and technical resources toward that goal.

However, no amount of effort and expense can make external e-mail function like your corporate mail. Part of that is intentional. Some features of corporate mail systems (such as out of office notices, read receipts, address lookup and verification) carry security concerns.

Getting Internet e-mail to work nearly like corporate e-mail can only be done on a piecemeal basis by making special arrangements with outside partners in the specific cases where you need corporate-level e-mail functionality.

All attempts to add reliability to SMTP after the fact (such as adding return receipt) have either failed or been withdrawn from use after massive abuse, primarily by spammers.

Just remember: e-mail isn't guaranteed. This issue causes your e-mail administrators no end of angst. One wrote, "Boy, do I struggle getting that one through to my marketing guy, who not only expects all e-mails to definitely get to the recipient but also expects me to be able to track whether they got it, how long they read it for, etc. When I first informed him-rather forcefully-that there is no guarantee of delivery, and hence he should not have any contractual or legal obligations dependent on e-mail delivery, he thought I was just being needlessly obstructionist, possibly incompetent."

A few more short points

Read mail server messages before you complain. Many end users act as though e-mail were magically delivered from their computer to the recipient's computer. In reality, each message transits a number of servers along the way. If faced with a temporary failure to deliver your message to the next-in-line server, e-mail servers retry the connection.

(They are supposed to retry in a short period of time, such as 15 or 30 minutes, but a surprising number of servers wait for as long as 12 hours.) If the retry is unsuccessful after a while (say, four hours), the mail server may send the e-mail author a status update. Eventually, the server gives up and sends a bounce message. Your users should be taught to tell the difference between the words "permanent" and "temporary" before they freak out in the direction of the e-mail administrator.

If the message doesn't reach the intended recipient, it isn't always the fault of the technology. Sending e-mail is like dialling a phone number: if the address isn't right, your mail won't go where you want it to.

E-mail is never really private. If you want the message contents truly to be secret, encrypt the file first, and then send it as an attachment. A mail admin may rummage through the mail queue while trying to find the cause of a server problem. If it's in plain text, it can't be secret.

Misconceptions about e-mail

End users make many false assumptions about the messages that land in their inboxes.

Often, users are confused about why they received a message when their names aren't in the To: header. There are many possible answers, benign and otherwise. For example, someone could have placed the user on a Bcc list. In reality, the addresses in the To: and Cc: headers do not necessarily bear any relation to the actual list of recipient addresses. It is only by convention that mail clients place the actual recipient addresses in those headers.

It's the less harmless messages that cause the problems.

From the server's point of view, the only thing that matters for routing is the e-mail envelope. This is easily visualised. Grab a sheet of paper, write any name on it (say, "Esther") and fold the page into an "envelope." Write a different name on the envelope (for example, "Sandy"). The envelope will be "routed" through the post office to Sandy, independent of whatever the envelope contains.

Applications need to look good too

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:08:00 +0000

Well designed software and individualisation helps meet the demands of the ?i-generation? workforce and enhance personal productivity.

Embedded application search, integrated communities, enhanced navigation and individualisation options are just some of the design elements and functions that can help meet the demands of the i-generation workforce and enhance personal and organisational productivity, according to a recent survey by enterprise applications player IFS.

In a recent international survey of more than 1,000 business IT users, carried out on behalf of IFS, over a third of respondents identified the Web as providing the most intuitive user experience. Only 1 in 5 cited business applications used in the workplace as easy to use ? well behind the web and email applications (27%).

Respondents were asked to identify the top three causes of wasted time when using enterprise software. Top of the list was learning to use different modules and applications (20%), searching for relevant information held in the application (19%) came second and difficulties moving through business processes that are not grouped together or ordered in a logical way (14%) was third.

?One of the key reasons for installing enterprise software is to simplify the running of business processes so that decision making can be improved. Well-designed business applications that incorporate elements like search, networking, easy navigation and individualisation are what people are now demanding in the workplace ? based on their personal use of the web. Organisations who respond have the opportunity to remove frustrating time-wasters for staff involved at all stages, providing opportunities for them to be more productive both individually and collectively. Improved usability really can make a difference to the company?s revenue, making the employees more efficient and productive because it?s easier to do the job,? said Ian Fleming, Managing Director, IFS, Middle East, Africa & South Asia.

Respondents were also frustrated by the time wasted dealing with difficulties in transferring data between systems (13%) and navigating around and between different applications (11%).

?94%of the IT professionals surveyed readily identified areas where business applications take longer to perform specific tasks than they should. Bringing features and functions common in consumer websites into the business world was a way respondents identified as being able to save time. Business software buyers should be looking for applications that have incorporated such features into their application design now.?

?Just one example from IFS is the enterprise application search we have embedded at the heart of our systems. Our search capability, not only performs with the ease of a Web tool, but adds the business context to the data to make it more relevant to answer the question being posed ? be that a customer order inquiry, status report or request from the board,? Fleming said.

IFS Aurora interface

i-phone ERP?

The developments seen in the consumer sector are now more important than ever for enterprise software makers and users. Employees want the same usability they have in the latest cell phones, iPods and on the web, available to them in the office.

IFS?Aurora, an innovative enterprise application user experience is designed to adapt to users? needs and ways of working. Offered as a new ergonomic design, embedded enterprise application search and integrated rich media is aimed to dramatically improve user interaction with IFS Applications, significantly improving productivity. The Aurora user interface is available as an add-on to the IFS Applications 7.5.

The technology, according to the company is result of IFS? long-term focus on usability and productivity. Design and ergonomics are becoming key to increasing usability, which is essential in getting more from an enterprise software system.

?The bland look, feel and function of enterprise applications in the workplace is no longer acceptable,? Fleming said. ?The developments seen in the consumer sector mean that design in enterprise software is now more important than ever. Employees want the same usability they have in the latest cell phones, iPods and on the web, available to them in the office. Aurora delivers an intuitive interface that engages the user and allows them to work on their own terms.

?Independent studies show that ?difficulty to search for and find information? and ?poor navigation around and between applications? are among the top time wasters when using enterprise software. Aurora is built to address both of these with solutions. ?By embedding enterprise application search functionality into the business system itself, the search algorithms can take into account all the nuances of the data held in the application and deliver truly relevant results. Key information is found quicker and easier as a result,? he said.

Aurora is a Rich Internet Application; Web deployed using .Net and SOA technology. The interface uses a range of new navigation technologies such as adaptable link pages, contextual breadcrumb navigation, and visual recent screens. These combine to deliver a customisable working environment that encourages user collaboration. The interface also includes rich media notes, in-application document viewing for common file types such as PDF and Word and the ability to integrate web content into the work.

Five Web 2.0 application development lessons for enterprise IT

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:07:00 +0000

Keeping users fully in the loop can cut IT costs while boosting software quality.

Yahoo's Flickr unit reported recently that the latest update to the photo-sharing Web site went live just before 5 p.m one evening with nine changes made by three of its developers. The "deployment" was the 36th new release in a week where 627 changes were made by 21 developers. Such constant tweaking?called a "perpetual beta" in the Web 2.0 world?is common for companies that build applications for a consumer market that's always in flux.

Quick, incremental updates, along with heavy user involvement, are key characteristics of an emerging software development paradigm championed by a new generation of Web 2.0 start-ups.

The new process, which some champions call "application development 2.0," contrasts markedly with the traditional corporate waterfall process (see box for details) that separates projects into several distinct phases, ranging from requirements to maintenance. Nonetheless, application development 2.0 can bring significant benefits to corporate IT shops if managers and developers are willing to change.

"Sometimes enterprise organisations tend to look at these Web 2.0-focused places and say they are not very disciplined," said Jeffrey Hammond, an analyst at Forrester Research. "That is not the case. They have built discipline into the process that allows them to be very reactive?a [good] lesson for IT organisations.

Based on interviews with analysts and executives of Web 2.0 firms, we compiled a list of five ways that corporate IT managers can benefit from using Web 2.0 development processes. Here they are:

1. Break the barrier between developers and end users, and involve users in quality assurance processes.

Applications are inherently built better when developers are not insulated from the people who use their applications. Direct user complaints or compliments are far better motivators for developers than viewing PowerPoint slides with bar charts representing user desires in a meeting room.

William Gribbons, director of the graduate program in human factors at Bentley College said that large companies could benefit financially by using Web 2.0 techniques to develop applications for employees.

"Companies often think their [internal] applications are different because they're used by employees [who] are compensated for the pain and suffering they are enduring," he said. That pain and suffering, however, can boost training costs and employee turnover and cut productivity?all a hit to the corporate bottom line.

Corporate development teams should focus on close interaction with internal users to gather requirements, and to create a controlled, systematic way to observe users interacting with prototypes, Gribbons suggested.

2. Keep it simple

While many consumer-focused Web 2.0 applications may seem simple, that simplicity is usually the result of hard work by developers working hand in hand with users.

Developers have begun to understand that it's better to build a very simple service and then add application programming interfaces to provide complex services.

Features can actually be obstacles. The more powerful an application is, the more specialised it is, and thus with increased power, its intended audience shrinks.

Many times, traditional enterprise IT shops will identify a need and develop multiple ways of meeting it when the user would be happy with one. But without constant interaction with users, developers often are unaware of the yearning for simple user interfaces.

3. Stick to the script

Web 2.0 companies are partial to dynamic scripting languages like Ruby, Python, Perl and PHP, finding them better choices for their projects than Sun Microsystems?s Java or Microsoft?s .Net.

Forrester's Hammond noted that once developers become proficient in one of the dynamic languages, they can build new applications quickly?30% to 40% faster than with Java or .Net.

4. Release early and often

Update sites often, usually several times a day. The constant interaction with users provides developers with almost immediate notification of bugs. In addition, many Web 2.0 companies run so-called shadow versions of their sites, which help determine how users respond to specific feature updates. A report compiled by the shadow site could show, for example, how often users log off the site or whether the amount of financial information uploaded by users has dropped.

5. Let the users, not the developers, determine new features

Top Internet companies such as Amazon and Google release new features to small subsets of users and then compare their feedback to control groups. The companies say the method provides much better validation for new features and products than customer surveys or even discussions between users and product managers.

Enterprise Shift

While most large companies are unlikely to flock quickly to the Web 2.0 development techniques?and some applications would not be a good fit for this methodology, observers acknowledged?some are starting to realise the merits of these new processes.

In the survey of developers taking part in a recent TopCoder on-line coding competition, an overwhelmingly majority (70%) of the respondents said that traditional corporate development teams could benefit from Web 2.0 techniques, specifically the incremental feature releases, quick user feedback loops and quality assurance programs that include users.

What's more, 57% of the respondents said that problem-solving and analytical skills will be key requirements for next generation developers, while 18% cited the need to work with on-line communities. Meanwhile, 24% said that code generation is the key long-range development skill.

The corporate use of application development 2.0 techniques?especially the focus on the user?could be critical to reducing the number of IT development projects that are scrapped before completion.
More about the Waterfall model

Once upon a time, software development consisted of a programmer writing code to solve a problem or automate a procedure. Nowadays, systems are so big and complex that teams of architects, analysts, programmers, testers and users must work together to create the millions of lines of custom-written code that drive our enterprises. To manage this, a number of system development life cycle (SDLC) models have been created: waterfall, fountain, spiral, build and fix, rapid prototyping, incremental, and synchronise and stabilise.

The oldest of these, and the best known, is the waterfall: a sequence of stages in which the output of each stage becomes the input for the next. These stages can be characterised and divided up in different ways, including the following:

Project planning, feasibility study: Establishes a high-level view of the intended project and determines its goals.

Systems analysis, requirements definition: Refines project goals into defined functions and operation of the intended application. Analyses end-user information needs.

Systems design: Describes desired features and operations in detail, including screen layouts, business rules, process diagrams, pseudocode and other documentation.

Implementation: The real code is written here.

Integration and testing: Brings all the pieces together into a special testing environment, then checks for errors, bugs and interoperability.

Acceptance, installation, deployment: The final stage of initial development, where the software is put into production and runs actual business.

Maintenance: What happens during the rest of the software's life: changes, correction, additions, moves to a different computing platform and more. This, the least glamorous and perhaps most important step of all, goes on seemingly forever.

But it doesn't work!

The waterfall model is well understood, but it's not as useful as it once was. In a 1991 Information Center Quarterly article, Larry Runge says that SDLC "works very well when we are automating the activities of clerks and accountants. It doesn't work nearly as well, if at all, when building systems for knowledge workers -- people at help desks, experts trying to solve problems, or executives trying to lead their company into the Fortune 100."

Another problem is that the waterfall model assumes that the only role for users is in specifying requirements, and that all requirements can be specified in advance. Unfortunately, requirements grow and change throughout the process and beyond, calling for considerable feedback and iterative consultation. Thus many other SDLC models have been developed.

The fountain model recognises that although some activities can't start before others -- such as you need a design before you can start coding -- there's a considerable overlap of activities throughout the development cycle.

The spiral model emphasises the need to go back and reiterate earlier stages a number of times as the project progresses. It's actually a series of short waterfall cycles, each producing an early prototype representing a part of the entire project. This approach helps demonstrate a proof of concept early in the cycle, and it more accurately reflects the disorderly, even chaotic evolution of technology.

Microsoft Gulf introduces software solutions

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:02:00 +0000

Microsoft Gulf has introduced a wave of innovative new software solutions under the title of the “New Efficiency” in line with its commitment to using technology to accelerate economic recovery. The new offerings, namely, Windows 7; Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 have been developed specifically to enable businesses to address their most pressing business concerns and strengthen their ability to deliver innovation to the marketplace.

The new generation of technology innovations work together to help reduce costs and complexity for businesses.

The new efficiency aims to enable businesses to build information systems that are more flexible, cost effective and help people to understand and respond to changing business conditions with greater insight and speed than ever before.

Addressing a press conference at Gitex, Charbel Fakhoury, GM, Microsoft Gulf said, “As countries in every corner of the globe work to emerge from tough market conditions, Microsoft is committed to providing innovative technology products and services that will provide the fuel to help reignite the engine of economic growth. We believe that our software solutions for the new efficiency can help companies manage the short and long end of a downturn by driving down costs and improving operations. This year is an exciting year from a product launch and innovation perspective and it will really lay the foundation for Microsoft in the region for the next two years.”

Anil Kumar, General Manager Personal System Group HP Middle East, “said, “Our customers are asking us how they can use technology to drive down costs and enhance operational efficiencies. With new offerings such as Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Exchange Server, organisations can realize significant cost savings. These new technologies have the potential to reshape the workplace and deliver dramatic benefits to the enterprise and will enable companies to unleash the full potential of their people to build profitable relationships with customers, spearhead new innovations and drive business success.”

With Windows Server 2008 R2, Microsoft is building on the award-winning foundation of Windows Server 2008 by expanding existing technology and adding new innovations that enable customers to reduce costs and improve efficiencies. New virtualisation tools, Web resources, management enhancements and exciting Windows 7 integration will help customers increase the reliability and flexibility of their server infrastructures.

Microsoft will also launch Exchange 2010 which is the latest version of Microsoft’s premier enterprise messaging and collaboration solution. As Exchange continues to grow in market share, it has become the cornerstone of Microsoft’s vision for unified communications. With new deployment and storage options, enhanced inbox management capabilities and e-mail archiving built-in, Exchange 2010 helps organisations lower costs and achieve new levels of reliability and performance.

“For Microsoft, this is about more than just the Windows business – it’s about technology and product innovation and engaging with our regional partners, customers and governments to help drive socio-economic growth,” added Fakhoury.

Windows 7 is available to for a Gitex-only preview to visitors of the show.. With Windows 7, Microsoft is delivering a foundation for unmatched customer experiences across applications, services, and devices. It delivers innovative new features and simplicity that enable end users to be productive no matter where they are or where their data resides.

Microsoft Gulf is playing a leading role at Gitex Technology Week, including high level speakers who will deliver a range of presentations throughout the exhibition. In addition, Microsoft will host an ‘experience stand’ at Gitex Shopper to showcase how users can take advantage of the powerful new functionality of Windows 7, Windows Phone, and Windows Live.

Mobile 3GP converter 1.0.0

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Sat, 02 May 2009 03:59:00 +0000

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The Mobile 3GP Converter is a powerful 3GP converter which can convert almost all popular video formats to 3GP/3G2/MP4 video clips for playing them in a mobile phone or other mobile 3GP player. The program can convert many video formats including DivX, XviD, AVI, WMV, MPG, MPEG, MP4, M4V, FLV, 3GP, ASF, RM, RMVB, MOV, MOD, ASX, MKV, OGM, SVCD, VCD, VOB to 3GP, 3G2, H263 and MP4.

Features: It is an extremely easy to use video converter which can convert AVI to many other formats. It helps you watch music video and movies on your mobile phone with ease. With variable settings and fast converting speed, it is an affordable, high quality 3GP video encoder. It also has: 1) Fast conversion speed; 2) Audio source supports AAC, AC3, AMR, MP3, MP2, M4A, OGG, WAV, WMA, etc, formats; 3) High-speed encoder for smooth conversion of video and audio data; 4) Custom define the output audio volume; 5) Movie scene spot edits; 6) Support various subtitle files; 7) Resize movie to fit the cellphone monitor resolution; 8) Simple GUI and very EASY to use.

Overall: By using "3GPtoRawAVI" converter to convert 3GP files (3rd Generation Partnership Project, *.3gp) to uncompressed AVI files (*.avi) you can do so in a user-friendly way. The program offers two modes, one for single file conversion and a second for multiple files conversion for converting many 3GP files at once. In a single file conversion you have the option to convert only the audio, only the video or both. The 3GP file format is being used by the majority of modern mobile phones that have the ability to capture video.

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ZapitSMS 1.2

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Sat, 02 May 2009 03:52:00 +0000

With ZapitSMS for Windows it has never been easier to send SMS from your computer. Combining extensive features with a small and easy to use interface ZapitSMS will help you communicate with staff, clients and friends while they are out and about.

2-Way messaging - Send SMS messages to one or more people and receive replies directly into your mobile phone or ZapitSMS inbox. Your SMS replies can be viewed in your inbox, in the ZapitSMS administration website, and you can also receive them as an email if you choose.

Instant replies - Unlike other SMS products available ZapitSMS provides immediate notification on your desktop when you get an SMS reply. SMS sends immediately, you should get your replies immediately too, and with ZapitSMS you can.

Long messages - You don't have to restrict your messages to only 160 characters. With ZapitSMS you can send long SMS messages up to 765 characters.

Outlook integration - ZapitSMS integrates with your Outlook address book and even adds an SMS button to your Outlook toolbar. You don't have to type in everyone's mobile number again, just access it directly from your existing Outlook or Exchange address book.

Scheduled messages - Need to send someone, or yourself, a reminder or an SMS at a specific time? Great for sending yourself or others travel directions or appointment details that arrive right when you need them to.

Bulk SMS - If you have a .CSV file, spreadsheet or database with contacts that you need to send an SMS to its easy with ZapitSMS. Using templates you can personalise and customise each message in no time. Send thousands of SMS effortlessly with detailed reporting with just a few clicks.

Corporate accounts - The ZapitSMS online Web Administrator provides an easy interface to manage your account, adding new users, comprehensive reporting and access to sending SMS from any PC without the need to have the desktop software installed.

Often due to engagement in work, employees don’t check their email inboxes that frequently and thereby could miss out call for an important meeting. This unintentional ignorance could clearly result in troubles for both employees and the company. However, messaging could be a better proposition in such situations, as employees tend to check their mobile phones more often than their emails. But, messaging everyone individually through mobile phone takes loads of efforts and time from your part. So, you can simply switch to your PC for messaging with the help of an appropriate tool. One such notable application is ZapitSMS 1.0 that facilitates you in sending bulk messages right from your computer with fewer steps. It further integrates of extensive features within a user-friendly interface helping you in communicating to your friends, employees, clients, etc.

For using the ZapitSMS 1.0 firstly you would require registering through some simple steps. After this, you can login in the program and experience its varied benefits. When you want to send a new message, you can type or select recipients’ mobile numbers from the ZapitSMS address book, Windows address book or Outlook contacts. Now type in or copy-paste the message you sent to send, in the provided SMS message box. You can even send message as if it has been sent from your mobile with your number set as reply path. Now, press Send and done. Not just this, you can even schedule message to be send on a specific time. The application further provides SMS Inbox to store received messages, Contacts for storing recipients name and mobile number, Sent SMS for checking which messages has been sent, and Bulk SMS to send messages to a list of recipients. Moreover you can any time change the Settings, System Settings, and Sign Out from the program.

With the ZapitSMS 1.0 it becomes rather easy for you to convey information to clients, customers, employees, etc. The tool sports an neatly framed option-set that offers remarkable performance, for which it has been assigned with 4 rating points.

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Free United States ZIP Code Database May.2009

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Sat, 02 May 2009 03:45:00 +0000

ZIPCodeWorld United States Free Edition includes 5-Digit ZIP code, state code and state name. The database provides the ZIP codes and state code in the United States of America. The complete database contains over 42,000 unique records updated every month. The database is available in CSV (text) format and can be imported into other formats easily. This database is free for both personal and commercial usage. You can use the list for automated data validation or other purpose. If you need to have a complete list of United States ZIP codes, this is the right database for you.

If your job profile requires accessing US ZIP codes list quite often, then Free United States ZIP Code Database April.2009 could be a handy solution for you. The package comprises of database that contains the 5-Digit ZIP code, state codes and names in the United States of America. The entire database includes more than 42,000 unique records that are also updated each month. It is made available for you in CSV (text) format file and also can be imported to other format files easily. The database is available for personal as well as commercial usage, and it can be listed for different purposes such as automated data validation, etc.

After launching Free United States ZIP Code Database April.2009 you can start extracting the files. Open the CSV file that contains different columns presenting the specified data. In the files you’re shown ID, ZIP Code, City, State, and Area Code that can be easily copied and used by you. You can easily export the desired codes into any other format file with ease. The users can rely on the ZIP codes data provided with the database as these are strictly in accordance to the city Zip codes designated by USPS. Further, the name of US states are provided in two letter abbreviations such as AZ denotes Arizona, CA is for California, NY for New York, PR stands for Puerto Rico, and so on. The easy usability makes it a good choice for the users as they need not go through any complex processes and configurations to get the database. Even the data is presented in an easy-to-understand manner that you would find it easier to get the necessary ZIP codes by looking out for state and city name.

Free United States ZIP Code Database April.2009 provides comprehensive ZIP codes record for USA states in a simple CSV format file. For the user-friendly presentation and easy to browse through data, the code database has been assigned with 3.5 points.

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System Optimizer v6.6

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:07:00 +0000

System Optimizer v6.6
System Optimizer 6 is power package All-in-one application for cleaning, tuning, optimizing and fixing PC errors for high performance more than other System utilities.

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Babylon Pro v7.5.2 (r11)

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:04:00 +0000

Babylon 7 is the world's leading dictionary and language translation software. Babylon offers you the most intuitive tool for all your translation needs. With Babylon you can quickly translate emails, web pages, documents, instant messages, and more. All you have to do is click on the word or text that you want to translate and a small window instantly appears with the desired results from Babylon's extensive database of language dictionaries, glossaries and conversion tools.

Babylon offers its users a wide range of titles from the world's premier publishing houses including Oxford University Press, Britannica, Merriam-Webster, Larousse, Vox, Langenscheidt, Pons, and Taishukan. New version Babylon six offers text translation in 17 languages in addition to single word and phrase translations - all in a single click, results from Wikipedia encyclopedia in nine languages, automatic spelling feature, and accurate results in a single-click from a wide range of authoritative sources.

Babylon 7 - an easy and intuitive translation and dictionary software in over 75 languages. With Babylon 7, text translation has never been easier, no more "copy/paste" or unnecessary browser windows. Just click on any text in Word, Excel, emails, instant messaging, web pages and other desktop applications. All you need is a single click away.

Babylon 7 features:

* Single Click activation
* Text translation - in 17 languages
* Results from the world's leading publishers
* Encyclopedias including Wikipedia content
* Translations in more than 75 languages
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* Writing Tools for English
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• Single Click Activation
Babylon online dictionary is a simple and intuitive tool operated by a single click. Just click on any text written in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, emails, web pages, instant messages or any other desktop application. A small window will instantly appear containing the translation results, as well as any information or conversion that you require. You can also easily copy/paste to and from Babylon. Actually, once installed in your computer, Babylon will become a powerful and innovative reference tool of easy use that will allow you immediate online access to dictionaries and encyclopedias covering all topics and themes.

• Text Translation
Text translations in 17 languages, all in a single click. Text translation has never been easier; no need for additional browsers or copy/paste. Just click any word in the text you want to translate and Babylon will automatically identify the inserted text passage and translate it. Despite the fact, that no machine translation is 100% accurate or delivers results equal to human translation, this great new feature, based on the most advanced text translation technology, helps you understand texts in languages you are less familiar with.

Babylon's text translation is available in the following languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Hebrew, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, Russian, Korean, Turkish, Arabic, Farsi, Polish and Ukrainian.

• Results from the world's leading publishers
Get single click results from the world's leading dictionaries and encyclopedias for a small additional fee. Babylon offers its users a wide range of titles from the world's premier publishing houses: Britannica, Oxford, Merriam Webster, Pons, Larousse, Langenscheidt, Taishukan, Michaelis, Van-Dale and many more. View a list of all the dictionaries and encyclopedias that Babylon offers.

• Wikipedia content
Babylon online dictionary's single click intuitive technology now offers its users results from Wikipedia, The Web Free Encyclopedia, a multilingual web-based encyclopedia in 13 languages covering more than 2.2 million articles and definitions that are constantly updated according to the current events and science latest innovations. The combined use of online applications such as Babylon and Wikipedia, are today imperative tools for pupils, students and professional translators.

• Translation in more than 75 languages
Babylon's translation and dictionary software offers results from a database of 1,300 sources in more than 75 languages. The database includes 25 professional dictionaries in 13 languages developed by Babylon's own linguistic team: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Hebrew, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, Russian, Korean and Swedish. In fact, Babylon has developed a unique instant computerized translation tool that will eventually replace your traditional printed dictionaries, offering an immediate and online access to Internet information sources and a wide range of online dictionaries and glossaries that are constantly updated.

• Units & Measures Conversion
Babylon converts currencies, measurements and time-units, just click on any value in any desktop application to get instant conversions. Babylon online dictionary will automatically identify the required conversion type, based on unit symbols that appear next to the numbers. There is no more need to contact the bank or surf the web, an advanced conversion technology will allow you to find out online, at a single click, actual timetables and currency values, which are automatically updated on a daily basis.

• Writing Tools for English
In addition to text translation, Babylon online dictionary also offers its users tools for finding the exact word they are looking for and guarantee a correct verbal conjugation. Given that many words may be translated in several ways, Babylon enables its users to see each possible translation with its equivalent translation, in the user's native language. Babylon also shows all possible conjugations, enabling thus the correct usage of the term.

• Spelling Alternatives
An automatic spelling feature available in Babylon provides solutions for common typos, misspellings and wording problems.

Size : 6.3 MB

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Windows XP SP3 Dark Edition 7 Rebirth Version

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:02:00 +0000

Windows XP SP3 Dark Edition 7 Rebirth Version
What's Included Latest Version: 1.0.3
Windows XP Hotfixes
KB281981 - Disconnected sessions retain the original variable
KB887606 - Microsoft XML Parser (MSXML) uses cached credentials incorrectly
KB898461 - Permanent copy of the Package Installer for Windows version 6.3.13.0
KB909520 - Software update for Base Smart Card Cryptographic Service Provider
KB917275 - Windows Rights Management Services for Windows XP
KB922120 - Network Map in Windows Vista does not display computers that are running Windows XP
KB931125 - Microsoft Root Certificates Update (November 2008)
KB932578 - Event ID 55 may be logged in the System log when creating many files on an NTFS partition
KB932716 - Image Mastering API v2.0 (IMAPIv2.0) update
KB938759 - Cannot distribute or install a software package if the software package contains a very large.

signed file
KB940648 - "You might not have permission to use this network resource" error when trying to open My

Documents folder after resuming from hibernation
KB942213 - The MMC.exe program randomly becomes unresponsive when the user clicks OK or Cancel several times

to close a Windows form
KB942288 - Windows Installer 4.5
KB943232 - An application that uses Sxs.dll crashes when running the application
KB943729 - New Group Policy preferences in Windows Server 2008
KB944043 - Windows Server 2008 read-only domain controller compatibility pack
KB946648 - Security update for Windows Messenger 4.7
KB947460 - ": is not accessible" error when trying to open a mapped DFS folder after coming out

of standby
KB948046 - A Word document is not printed as expected after installing the Windows European Union Expansion

Font pack
KB948101 - USB keyboard does not work after restarting a computer that has an NVIDIA 680i motherboard
KB948720 - Cannot install device drivers in a Windows Server 2008 cluster environment if the drivers contain

LZ-compressed files
KB949033 - Severe video degradation and a Stop error when connecting a USB Webcam to the computer
KB949127 - Cannot establish a wireless connection using EAP authentication if the Service Set Identifier

(SSID) includes a comma
KB949764 - A USB device no longer works after resuming computer from hibernation (S4)
KB949900 - The RunOnce.exe process may stop responding during the driver installation process
KB950234 - " is not accessible. Access is denied" error when trying to open a shared file in Windows Explorer
KB950312 - "The application failed to initialize properly (0xC0000142)" error when trying to start a console

-based application
KB950616 - An audio application that uses the Portcls.sys file may stop responding
KB950762 - Vulnerabilities in Pragmatic General Multicast (PGM) could allow denial of service
KB950974 - Vulnerability in Event System could allow remote code execution
KB951066 - Security update for Outlook Express
KB951126 - Multiprocessor computer stops responding on a black screen after resuming from hibernation
KB951163 - When trying to connect to the local computer using the MSTSC command, a black screen may appear

for several minutes
KB951376 - Vulnerability in Bluetooth stack could allow remote code execution
KB951531 - The W32Time service does not synchronize the CMOS clock time to the Internet time after the

W32Time service stops
KB951618 - A black screen occurs when upgrading the operating system on a computer that has Onekey Recovery

5.0 installed
KB951624 - A 30-second delay occurs during the initialization of some network-based applications
KB951698 - Vulnerabilities in DirectX could allow remote code execution
KB951709 - Event ID 26 when attaching two IDE ATA/ATAPI devices as master and subordinate IDE devices
KB951978 - Script output is not displayed as expected when running VBScript or JScript scripts
KB952069 - Security update for Windows Media Format Runtime and Media Foundation
KB952206 - Printer-driver upgrade fails on printer clients when multiple printer queues are upgraded at the

same time
KB952954 - Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows Image Color Management could allow remote code execution
KB953024 - Rich Text Format (.rtf) files may not print correctly when using an application that uses the

RichEdit control
KB953028 - An application experiences an access violation and then crashes if the computer has more than four

cores or more than four logical processors
KB953155 - Vulnerability in Windows Internet Printing service could allow remote code execution
KB953609 - "At least one of your changes was not applied successfully to the wireless configuration" error

when adding a wireless network
KB953761 - Some DHCP Options are not recognized when the DHCP server offer includes option 43
KB954193 - Jet 4.0 Database Engine cumulative hotfix package: July 2, 2008
KB954232 - On-Screen Keyboard behavior does not mimic the physical keyboard behavior in certain scenarios
KB954600 - Security update for Windows Media Player 6.4
KB954708 - Update to add support for the serialization of complex Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP) data

types in the Windows Imaging Component
KB954879 - The LSASS.exe process crashes and the computer restarts when trying to start the Network Access

Protection Agent service
KB954920 - Various error messages when an application requests a result set from new SQL Server 2008

collations
KB955043 - A memory leak may occur when running an application that uses the DHTML Edit control
KB955069 - Security update for XML Core Services 3.0
KB955109 - 0xC0000005 (Access Violation) error when running an application that uses the Application Desktop

Toolbar (AppBar) component
KB955356 - When trying to start a computer that is connected to an IEEE1394 hard disk, it stops responding

before the logon screen appears
KB955417 - Protected storage (PStore) uses a lower-quality cryptographic function when the system locale is

set to French (France)
KB955567 - Data corruption may occur when trying to append data to a FILESTREAM varbinary (max) column in SQL

Server 2008
KB955576 - TAPI-based applications stop responding, and you cannot disconnect telephone calls on a Windows

XP-based telephony server
KB955832 - SSL connection may fail when using Internet Explorer to make an SSL connection to an HTTPS Web

site that is certified by a DSS certificate
KB955839 - Cumulative time zone update (December, 2008)
KB955843 - An ADO-based application may stop responding when it uses the adAsyncExecute option to open a

Recordset object
KB955988 - The Win32_Environment WMI class doesn't return the value of the PATH environment variable if it

contains more than 1,024 characters
KB956072 - Terminal server does not allow RDP connections whose encryption level is set to Low
KB956391 - Cumulative security update for ActiveX (October, 2008)
KB956625 - Computer becomes unstable or crashes after running Internet Explorer 7 for a long time
KB956802 - Vulnerabilities in GDI could allow remote code execution
KB956807 - The Unicode hyphen character (U+2010) is not drawn when using an application that uses GDI+ API

functions
KB956841 - Vulnerability in Virtual Address Descriptor manipulation could allow elevation of privilege
KB957263 - Changes to the custom properties of a program that supports custom properties may not be saved
KB958106 - Some components of an application not displayed correctly in a Terminal Services session
KB958149 - Performance decreases when streaming isochronous data on a computer that has a TI IEEE1394 host

controller
KB958215 - Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer (December, 2008)
KB958244 - System may stop responding when restarting a multicore computer
KB958282 - 0x00000050 stop error when an application calls the NtGdiRectInRegion function
KB958347 - Device that is connected through a 1394 FireWire hub is still present in system after hot

unplugging it
KB958644 - Vulnerability in Server service could allow remote code execution
KB958655 - "API call rejected - No actions in Context" error when installing multiple MSI packages
KB958687 - Vulnerabilities in SMB could allow remote code execution
KB958752 - Application compatibility issue with the version of AFD.sys that is released with MS08-037 and

MS08-066 security updates
KB958817 - Automatic Update window may stop responding when using a WSUS server to deploy updates
KB959237 - Internet Explorer crashes when browsing a page that fetches and filters a recordset asynchronously

from an instance of SQL Server
KB959267 - After repeatedly docking and undocking a portable computer, unable to change state of attached

network device
KB959334 - Text that has the font set to Arial Black and the font style set to bold may change so that the

font style is set to italic opening the document
KB959439 - After uploading encrypted files to a WebDAV share, the files remain encrypted
KB959465 - Write protection does not always work on SD memory cards
KB960071 - An access violation occurs when using an application that calls the SQLExecDirect function of the

SQL Server ODBC driver to run a long query
KB960380 - A hyperlink control that is used to open a file or an e-mail message fails in an application that

uses MSXML 6.0
KB960417 - When running an application that uses the SystemTimeToTzSpecificLocalTime function, performance is

very poor
KB960680 - Update the Slovak koruna currency symbol (Sk) to the Euro (€) the Turkish currency symbol from

Yeni T?rk Lirasi (YTL) to T?rk Lirasi (TL)
KB960714 - Security update for Internet Explorer
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Other Updates
Adobe Flash Player 10.0.12.36 ActiveX Control
Code65536 FontReg 2.1.1
Microsoft European Union Expansion Font Update 1.2
Microsoft Qfecheck 6.2.29.0
Microsoft Update 7.2.6001.788
MSXML 4.0 SP2 (Includes KB954430 Hotfix)
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Miscellaneous Tweaks
KB873374 - Microsoft GDI+ Detection Tool Registry Entry
KB890830 - Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool 2.6
Windows XP SP3 WBEM Fix
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WGA Validation AddOn - v1.9.9.1 for 32-bit XP
Contains WGA Validation Tool, version 1.9.9.1 of LegitCheckControl.dll Validation tool only, no

Notifications.
Build date: 2/9/2009
Version: 1.9.9.1
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All In One Driver
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- DriverPack CPU
- DriverPack Graphics
- DriverPack LAN
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- DriverPack Sound
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McAfee Total Protection v2009 Pre-Cracked

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:00:00 +0000

McAfee Total Protection v2009 Pre-Cracked
McAfee® Total Protection™ is hassle-free, all-you-need security ideal for people who are constantly online for communication, shopping, banking, trading or viewing entertainment. It features the award-winning McAfee SiteAdvisor® Plus web security tool that warns about and blocks risky web sites. McAfee Total Protection protects your family and entire network of PCs from viruses, spyware, hackers, identity thieves, and online scammers. It also offers parental controls.

McAfee® Total Protection™ is now available with revolutionary Active Protection technology, providing immediate protection against malicious threats to your PC. A new threat can be analyzed and blocked in milliseconds, rather than waiting hours for traditional techniques. Active Protection is the best technology to keep you safe from emerging online threats.

With unmatched performance, McAfee® Total Protection™ runs silently in the background without slowing down your PC, boasting faster start-up, shut-down and scan times.

McAfee’s security products use award-winning technology, are easy to install, and come with unlimited email and chat assistance. With continuous and automatic updates, McAfee ensures that you’re running the most current security to combat the ever-evolving threats on the Internet for the duration of your subscription.

An Internet connection is required to install this software and to receive automatic updates and upgrades to keep your security up to date. You may install this product on up to 3 computers in your home.

Contents :
Anti-virus
Anti-spyware
Anti-spam
Anti-phishing
Two-way Firewall
Advanced Web Site Safety Ratings
Identity Protection
Parental Controls
Data Backup

System Requirements :
Mcft® Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4 (SP4) or higher,
Windows XP with Service Pack 1 (SP1) or higher,
Windows Vista* and Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) or higher
800 X 600 or higher resolution
128 MB RAM
75 MB of available free drive space
Internet connection
Mcft® Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
Optional: Mozilla Firefox 1.5 or later

Supported Email Programs
POP3 – Outlook Express, Outlook, Eudora, Netscape, IncrediMail and Thunderbird; Japanese only: Shuriken, Becky and PostPet
MAPI – Outlook
Web – MSN/Hotmail, or email account with POP3 access

Supported Instant Messaging Programs:
AOL Instant Messenger 2.1 or later
Yahoo Messenger 4.1 or later
Mcft Windows Messenger 3.6 or later
MSN Messenger 6.0 or later

Required For Anti-Spam Toolbar Plug-In:
Outlook Express 6.0 or later
Outlook 2000 or later Eudora 6.0 or later
Thunderbird 1.0 or later
Anti-Spam also supports any other POP3 email client (without SSL) and Web accounts (MSN/Hotmail paid accounts and accounts with POP3 access)

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Nero Burning Rom 9.2.6.0 (Portable)

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:58:00 +0000

Nero Burning Rom 9.2.6.0 (Portable)

Rip audio CDs and non-copy-protected DVDs quickly and easily

with the world's leading burning engine. Burn audio files or data to

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DVD-R Dual Layer and DVD+R Double Layer support, you'll get more data

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Trojan Remover v6.7.6 Build 2568

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:29:00 +0000

Trojan Remover v6.7.6 Build 2568
Trojan Remover aids in the removal of Malware - Trojan Horses, Worms, Adware, Spyware - when standard anti-virus software either fails to detect them or fails to effectively eliminate them. Standard antivirus programs are good at detecting this Malware, but not always so good at effectively removing it.

Trojan Remover is designed specifically to disable/remove Malware without the user having to manually edit system files or the Registry. The program also removes the additional system modifications some Malware carries out which are ignored by standard antivirus and trojan scanners. Trojan Remover scans ALL the files loaded at boot time for Adware, Spyware, Remote Access Trojans, Internet Worms and other malware. Trojan Remover also checks to see if Windows loads Services which are hidden by Rootkit techniques and warns you if it finds any. For each identified Trojan Horse, Worm, or other malware, Trojan Remover pops up an alert screen which shows the file location and name; it offers to remove the program's reference from the system files and allows you to rename the file to stop its activation.

Most modern Malware programs are memory-resident, which makes their de-activation more difficult. How many times have you been told to start your computer in 'Safe' mode, or even worse, in DOS? Trojan Remover does all this for you. When it finds Malware that is memory-resident, Trojan Remover automatically re-starts (on request) your system and completely DISABLES the Malware before Windows restarts.
Trojan Remover writes a detailed logfile every time it performs a scan. This logfile contains information on which programs load at boot-time, and what (if any) actions Trojan Remover carried out. The logfile can be viewed and printed using Notepad.
Trojan Remover is set to automatically scan for Malware every time you start your PC (you can disable this automatic scan if you wish).

Changes in Version 6.7.6:
* Added new heuristic detection routine to check for multiply-loading DLL files.
* Added routine to replace virally-patched USERINT.EXE with a good copy if one exists on the system: if a good replacement cannot be found a warning is displayed with instructions on how to repair the system.
* Improved removal of heuristically-detected rootkits.
* Confirmed compatibility with Windows 7 (Beta).
* Minor visual modifications.

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» Review Shadow Professional v2.6.3.2

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 13:51:00 +0000

Shadow Professional

The most reliable privacy protection software on today's market

Shadow Professional is a complete suite of tools to keep web activity, files and documents strictly private. Press start and surf web without any evidence. Make your secret bookmarks hidden, shred files, use disk wiper and have hidden folder for your private documents.

Packed with its Hidden Secret Folders for downloaded files, with Secret Bookmark, with complete Manual Clean Up Editor and with Active Shred Editor - Shadow Professional is premiere, full featured and extremely reliable solution for anyone who wants to take care of their own privacy, whether in home or office.

Shadow Professional Features :

Privacy Mode - your secret web sessions without leaving browsing evidence.
Privacy Mode - support for applications
Password protection from unauthorized use
Panic Keys, Hot Keys and Boss Keys
Scheduler
Stealth Mode
Complete support for Internet Explorer, Internet Explorer 7, Firefox, Netscape, Netscape Browser 8, Opera and AOL latest version
Multi Profile Support for Browsers
Erase Browser Cache
Erase Browser URL History
Erase Browser Typed URLs Addresses
Erase Browser Cookies
Erase Auto complete Forms
Erase index.dat files without restart
Reset Browser Download Folder Memory
Clear Google Toolbar History
Clear Google History
Clear Yahoo History
Reset Opera Tabs
Cookie Manager
Typed URL-s Manager
Profile Manager
Erase Windows Temporary Files (Temp Folder)
Erase Recent Document History
Erase Run History
Erase Search History
Erase Find Computers History
Empty Recycle Bin
Empty Clipboard
Clear Open/Save Dialog History
Clear User Assist Tracks from Registry
Delete MS Office Temporary Files
Erase Outlook Express Deleted Mails
Erase Folder Streams from Registry
Clear Printer Streams
Clear Windows Swap Files
Empty Windows XP Prefect Folder
Clean Last Windows Logon Name
Erase My Network Places History
Erase CHK Files
Clear History Tracks From Various Programs
Plug-in Editor to make your own Plug-ins
More than 240 predefined Applications Plug-ins
File Shredder with Windows Shell integration
Implemented U.S. Department of Defense DoD 5220.22-M and Gutmann secure-erasing methods.
Disk Wiper to shredd unused free space
Home Page Protection
Secret Bookmark Editor
Secret Hidden Folder
Encrypted Folders
Integrated Secret Folder Viewer.
Secret Folder works in Safe Mode and over the Local Network
Active System Tray Integration

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Gateway releases 16-inch MC series laptops

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 06:21:00 +0000

Gateway on Monday released its first 16-inch laptops, the MC7801u and the MC7803u. With a 16:9 aspect ratio screen, 16-inch (and 18-inch) models are beginning to emerge.

Unlike traditional 16:10 laptop displays, a 16:9 screen matches the ratio of movies and HD content. Similar to the redesigned MacBook, the display on Gateway's MC series laptops features a glossy glass overlay that runs edge to edge. The 16-inch screen features a 1366x768 resolution; you'll need to bump up to an 18-inch model for 1080p playback.

The $950 MC7801u features a 2.0GHz Core 2 Duo T5800 CPU, 4GB of DDR2 RAM, 64-bit Vista Home Premium, and a 320GB hard drive. So what don't you get on this sub-$1,000 laptop? You miss out Intel's latest Centrino 2 platform, and the laptop relies on integrated Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics.

A second model in the 16-inch MC series, the $1,000 MC7803u, will feature a dedicated 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650 graphics card. Providing the MC models with a distinctive look, a thin pleather strip runs down the middle of the lid. The lower-end MC7801u features a burgundy lid, and the higher-end MC7803u features a black lid.

Other features include HDMI and VGA ports, backlit keyboard and multimedia controls, Webcam, DVD burner, Draft N Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet, four USB 2.0 ports, and ExpressCard and media card slots.

The Gateway MC7801u is being sold through Best Buy and is included in our holiday retail laptop roundup. Look for our review next week.

Gateway releases 16-inch MC series laptops

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 06:21:00 +0000

Gateway on Monday released its first 16-inch laptops, the MC7801u and the MC7803u. With a 16:9 aspect ratio screen, 16-inch (and 18-inch) models are beginning to emerge.

Other features include HDMI and VGA ports, backlit keyboard and multimedia controls, Webcam, DVD burner, Draft N Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet, four USB 2.0 ports, and ExpressCard and media card slots.

The Gateway MC7801u is being sold through Best Buy and is included in our holiday retail laptop roundup. Look for our review next week.

Adobe Flash Platform Speed Development of Applications, Content and Video

noreply@blogger.com (Anitha) — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 09:30:00 +0000

Adobe announced at Adobe MAX 2008 further advancements to the Adobe Flash Platform, a complete system of integrated tools, frameworks, clients and servers to develop Web applications, content and video that run consistently across operating systems and devices.

The new innovations include technology previews of Adobe Flash Catalyst and the next version of Adobe Flex Builder, code named Gumbo. Adobe also announced the availability of AdobeAIR 1.5 and an alpha version of Adobe Flash Player 10 software for 64-bit Linux. The Adobe Flash Platform is tightly integrated with the Adobe Creative Suite 4 product family.

New to the Adobe Flash Platform is Adobe Flash Catalyst (formerly code named Thermo), a professional interaction design tool for creating application interfaces and interactive content without coding. Flash Catalyst enables artwork created in Adobe Creative Suite 4 to be imported with full fidelity and converted into dynamic components such as buttons, scrollbars, input fields and more. Finished projects can be published directly to Flash Player or AIR. When combined with the next version of Flex Builder, Adobe Flash Catalyst enables design and development to be done in parallel. This workflow supports iterative development and delivers higher quality results with faster time to market. A public beta version is expected to be available on Adobe Labs in early 2009.

The Flex Builder “Gumbo” preview release expands the use of Flex to a wider audience of developers, offering new data-centric development capabilities to create rich Internet applications. Gumbo also enhances project productivity through the improved design and development workflow with Adobe Flash Catalyst and improvements to core development capabilities such as the debugger, profiler and code editor.

Adobe also announced the availability of Adobe AIR 1.5, a key component of the Adobe Flash Platform, which enables Web developers to deliver rich Internet applications outside the browser. Offering new features and performance improvements to create more expressive AIR applications, Adobe AIR 1.5 incorporates the open source WebKit HTML engine and now accelerates application performance with “SquirrelFish,” the new WebKit JavaScript interpreter. Adobe AIR 1.5 also includes a new, encrypted database that meets enterprise security compliance requirements while storing data securely on customers’ computers. Additionally, AIR 1.5 includes functionality introduced in Adobe Flash Player 10, such as support for custom filters and effects, native 3D transformation and animation, and extensible rich text layout. Adobe AIR 1.5 is available immediately as a free download for Windows and Mac, and AIR 1.5 for Linux is expected to be available before the end of the year.

Furthering Adobe’s commitment to the Linux community and as part of ensuring the cross-platform compatibility of Flash Player, a pre-release 64-bit Linux version of Adobe Flash Player 10 is available on Adobe Labs. This offers easier, native installation on 64-bit Linux systems and removes the need for 32-bit emulation. Additionally, a preview of Adobe Flash Player 10 for smartphones is being demonstrated at MAX 2008, which will reveal the latest advancements related to the Open Screen Project. Adobe Flash Platform innovations are at the core of the Open Screen Project, which is an industry-wide initiative to deliver rich multi-screen experiences built on a consistent runtime environment for open Web browsing and standalone applications across personal computers, mobile devices, and consumer electronics.

Tags: Adobe Flash Platform, Adobe Flex Builder, AdobeAIR 1.5, Adobe Creative Suite 4