Backup Gmail Emails with Gmail Backup
Why would anyone need to backup their Gmail accounts? Isn’t Google a mega-god of Internet age? Well, yes they are! However, no one, not even Google, is infallible.
When it comes to one’s email accounts, and all the precious information they can contain, one can never be too careful. Take charge of your valuable information, and protect it with Gmail Backup 0.104.
Free International Calls and VoIP with Vopium.com
by Sarah Shaukat on November 6, 2008
in Freewares, Internet, Softwares, Technology
You must have heard about Vopium, the new provider of international mobile calling via GSM and VoIP. Other than claiming to provide the cheapest call on mobile, they now present Vopium.com with an improved user interface.
Apart from the new design, Vopium also provides its users with a good incentive of 30 free minutes call and 100 SMS. So the next time you think of calling your friends and giving them a surprise, try Vopium!
Free Trend Micro Internet Security 2008 License for 3 Years
by Haris on November 6, 2008
in Softwares, Tips and Tricks
Trend Micro Internet Security provides smart, up-to-date protection for your home network. You don’t have to worry about malicious downloads and dangerous web pages since it protects against present and future threats without slowing down your PC.
In short, this security app provides all the protection you need for your home, office computer or network. Trend Micro Internet Security costs about $50 and it’s really worth it. But why pay when you can grab a free 3 years license?
Complete Messaging, VoIP, IM Solution with VoxOx
VoxOx is an entirely new way to take complete control of your interconnected lifestyle. Never miss a call. Never miss a text, IM, e-mail or fax. Make a conference call or video chat with the click of a mouse. Call anywhere in the world for pennies…or even better, for free!” That’s the services opening statement, and via my experience with it, I can attest to the fact that it’s all true.
It is becoming very close to being an all-in-one messaging client. Earlier today it made a public beta version of it service available to the public. While it only available for Windows and Intel based Macs, support for Linux and mobile coming soon.
Extend Windows 7 Trial to 90 Days
by brian on November 5, 2008
in Microsoft, Tips and Tricks, Windows
Unfortunately, the new Windows 7 Pre-Beta demo build is only good for 30 days and will expire after that. Now if you’re daring enough to use it, 30 days is not ample time to get acquainted to such a program, nor will you be able to learn all that you’d like to.
There is no method to activate Windows 7 permanently yet, but for now we can lengthen the trial from 30, to 90 days with a short trick, which should be more than as it is expected that Windows 7 Beta 1 will be coming out December end, or early January.
360desktop: Your Desktop 360 Degrees Wide
by Muzzammil Waheed on November 5, 2008
in Computers, Freewares, Softwares, Tips and Tricks
If you are a person who likes to put everything on desktop for easy access and visibility and always struggling in choosing which files/icons to keep and which to throw in recycle bin, well, you just got lucky today because I have just the right tool for you. This is new revolutionary software which I came across let you scroll your desktop in 360 degrees and allows you to have virtually unlimited space.
You can place icons and files on any part of wide circular desktop and access them quickly. Another Cool feature is that you can have a wide wallpaper or can have multiple wallpapers on your wide desktop.
Windows 7 Theme for Vista
by Haris on November 5, 2008
in Freewares, Tips and Tricks, Windows
Windows 7 which was shown and demoed at PDC 2008 last week, unveiled some interesting new visual changes to its user interface like minor changes in the start menu, and the revamped taskbar.
If you liked the theme from Windows 7, here’s your chance to grab it for Windows Vista too. DJ Gx from DeviantArt has made a theme for Windows Vista, that looks almost like the Windows 7 theme shown at PDC 2008.
Caps Lock Trainer Key: Ouch, The Caps Lock Is On!
by Muzzammil Waheed on November 4, 2008
in Gadgets, Humour
There are times when we are hurriedly typing and accidentally without noticing up the screen, we end up writing our sentences in capital letters. Caps Lock Trainer Key is the best solution for this.
What it does is, whenever you press the caps lock key, it pinches your finger thus alarming you to be careful. This is the best way found so far to cure this habit.
SideSlide: Program Launcher for Cluttered Desktops
No two desktops are alike. Some are cluttered, while other are as clean and tidy as a military haircut. Â If you’re anything like me, over time you find that there are more programs on you computer than you can recall installing.
SideSlide is an interesting program that has the potential to significantly reduce your desktop clutter and be an invaluable organizational tool.
