Manage Your iPod Content With Floola

Floola is a freeware application that lets you efficiently manage your iPod or your Motorola mobile phone (any model supporting iTunes).
It’s a standalone application that can be run directly from your iPod and needs no installation under Linux, Mac OS X and Windows.
MSN.com Getting Redesigned – Version 11

After the recent beta Yahoo re-design, MSN also felt the need of a new design, and has put up a beta page to try out the version 11 of MSN design.
This new design looks only a bit less-cluttered and improved. They have integrated Windows Live Homtail, Messenger and Spaces in a Vista-like sidebar. And also contains some video highlights from MSN Video.
DropUpload: Open-Source FTP Client For Windows

DropUpload is an open-source FTP client, that provides you with a simple interface that lets you drag and drop file uploads to any folder on your FTP server.
It is a very light, simple and robust utility which manages your uploads in the way of a spooler. It can even run from an USB device.
How To Modify Windows Vista To Use Custom Styles
by Haris on July 28, 2008
in Freewares, Tips and Tricks, Windows

Unlike WIndows XP, Vista has some limitations when it comes to themes and styles. Any custom styles that you want to use in Windows Vista needs to be signed by Mcirosoft first.
VistaGlazz is an freeware that can easily modify your Windows Vista installation to use custom styles and modify your Aero style to use the Glass effect on maximized windows.
Free Norman Parental Control Registration Key For 1 Year

Normal Parental Control is a popular parental control software that is used to shield the young ones from the shady sides of the Internet.
Unless children and teenagers are under constant surveillance, they are likely to visit web sites with undesirable content  deliberately or not. With this program you can take full control of when the children can access the Internet and what they are exposed to.
5 Windows 7 (Seven) Transformation Packs
by Haris on July 27, 2008
in Freewares, Softwares, Tips and Tricks, Windows

Since the first fake Windows Seven screenshots got on the Internet, people have been eagerly waiting for transformation packs to transform their current Windows XP or Vista to look like Windows 7, as shown in those screenshots.
Here’s a list of five Windows Seven transformation packs that you can use. 4 packs are for Windows XP users, and 1 is for Vista.
AM-DeadLink: Detect and Delete Dead Bookmarks

How many bookmarks do you have in your browser? I use Firefox as my primary browser, and Opera as secondary. But still both of them have more 200 bookmarks each. Even IE has some old collection of bookmarks saved in it. None of us ever bother to check dead bookmarks and delete them. It sure is a tedeous job!
AM-DeadLink is a freeware that detects dead links and duplicates in browser bookmarks and text files. If a bookmark has become unavailable you can verify and delete it permanently. Additionally you can download favicons for all your Favorites and Bookmarks.
Simple and Secure Screen-Sharing With Crossloop

If you are looking for a great screen-sharing application, I would recommend you to try out CrossLoop. It is a simple, yet powerful screen sharing software which is very easy to use and helps you connect and share PCs anywhere across the world.
CrossLoop makes it easier to connect with friends across different network environments and help them by taking control of their keyboard and mouse. This is one of the most trusted and secure ways to share PCs and make money by helping others with their computer-related problems. CrossLoop also helps you promote your expertise.
Visually Appealing Battery Meter For Your Windows Task Bar

BatteryBar is an open-source Windows utility that places a visual battery in you Windows taskbar. It is a simple and very light tool that sits your taskbar and shows the status of your battery.
Along with a staus bar, it also shows the estimated remaining time duration that your battery will last in hours:minutes. This visually appealing tool comes with five colour codes that the author has used to indicate the left battery charge:



