Jun 30th, 2009 by
rpsingh
7Stacks is a freeware tool that lets users have stacks of icons in their taskbar(Windows7) or Quick Launch bar(Vista & XP). In Windows7, you can only pin up programs to the Windows Explorer and that is quite annoying . 7stacks brings solution to this problem. You can browse folders within the 7stack folder with a [...]
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Jun 28th, 2009 by
rpsingh
Pidgin is a freeware chat client that lets you login to multiple chat accounts at the same time. Pidgin is an open source program so you can modify it by making changes in the code.
Pidgin runs on Windows, Linux and Unix Operating Systems.But for Mac Os X you need to download the plug-in.
Pidgin is compatible [...]
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Jun 27th, 2009 by
rpsingh
Ultrasurf is a small application which enables users within heavy censorship areas to access the Internet freely and securely. Users without censorship can also use this application to browse the Internet privately and securely.
Ultrasurf hides IP addresses, deletes cookies and cleans the browsing history after you exit the browser. Ultrasurf integrates itself with the Internet [...]
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May 22nd, 2009 by
Satbir Singh
Imagine you are on a slow internet connection and Gmail is loading at snail’s speed and once it is loaded, you find that you have no unread message. All the time you spent loading Gmail account got wasted? But now with this new Gmail Labs feature Inbox Preview, you can view a preview of your [...]
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May 20th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh
Now language won’t become a barrier if your email buddy uses a different language or lives on the other end of the world. With new Gmail Labs feature, Automatic Message Translation, you can directly translate the message with a single click.
Once you enable this feature in Gmail Labs settings, you’ll find a link on top [...]
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May 20th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh
You might already be getting suggestions for keywords as you type into Google search box. And now, this feature of Google search has been updated and it has become more intelligent than before.
If you are searching for ‘”msn, yahoo mail, new york time”, Google classifies them as navigational queries as you intend to go [...]
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May 19th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh
Pixer.Us is a nice online image editing tool that can be handy if you are away from your favorite desktop image editor. It offers a lot of features that you expect from a decent desktop based image editor.
Just upload the image and then you can crop, resize, rotate, flip your image easily and quickly.
It [...]
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May 18th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh
While Google can help you find out exact answers to your queries, Twitter can be a great resource to learn about what people are talking related to your search query. For example, while buying a product, you can use Google to get reviews for a product and use Twitter search to find out what people [...]
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May 12th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh
Few days ago, rumors spread out that Windows 7 will be released on October 23 as confirmed by two Acer executives. While Microsoft has always maintained that Windows 7 will be released in 2010, but this time Microsoft executives at Tech Ed North America 2009 announced that Windows 7 will be available from this [...]
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May 12th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh
If you are looking to get your hands on Microsoft’s upcoming Office 2010 suite, then here’s a chance to try out the technical preview of MS Office 2010, which is set to be released to testers and developers in July.
Unlike Windows 7, this preview will not be available to everyone but only to those [...]
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