Monthly archive for August 2008

Zune 16GB and 120GB boxed in the wild? - Engadget

Saturday, den 30. August 2008

 

We can’t verify the claim, but we have no reason to doubt the authenticity of this picture taken of Microsoft’s new 16GB flash-based Zune 16 and FCC approved, 120GB Zune 120. It’s not the backstory we find so solid, it’s more the thought that some lonely soul is busy Photoshopping Zune rumor images on a [...]

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HTC’s Android-driven Dream revealed in glorious spy photos - Engadget

Saturday, den 30. August 2008

 
Sure, we’ve seen some blurry videos and managed a few stolen glimpses when Andy Rubin demonstrated this beast, but now we’ve gotten our hands on a slew of pictures showing off a very real T-Mobile-branded Dream in all its Android-running glory. Not only does this confirm the design spied in those FCC docs as well [...]

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Search Commands – Unlock the Power of Office with this tool

Saturday, den 30. August 2008

 

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Search Commands helps you find commands, options, wizards, and galleries in Microsoft Office 2007 Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Just type what you’re looking for in your own words and click the command you need. Search Commands also includes Guided Help, which acts as a tour guide for specific tasks.

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What’s New in IE8 Beta 2

Friday, den 29. August 2008

 

The IE team recently announced the availability of Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2, the latest iteration of the upcoming browser which is now available for download from www.microsoft.com/ie8. This new version of IE features several new improvements and changes, but we decided to list our favorites below.
Smart Address Bar: Taking a note from Firefox 3’s  [...]

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pptPlex From Office Labs – Deep Zoom in PowerPoint

Friday, den 29. August 2008

 

Having just recently released Speed Launch, an application launcher for Windows, the Office Labs guys are at it again. This time, they’re releasing pptPlex, a plug-in for Microsoft PowerPoint that provides zooming capabilities. With pptPlex installed, you can present your slides as a tour through a zoomable canvas – sort of like Silverlight’s Deep Zoom [...]

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PhotoSynth- Learn how to do it | Laura Foy | Channel 10

Sunday, den 24. August 2008

PhotoSynth- Learn how to do it
PhotoSynth- Learn how to do it
We all love taking digital photos but with Photosynthyou can take them to the next level.
I’m sure you’ve all heard of this amazing new application that allows you to digitally stitch your pics together to create new 3D panoramic environments. In this piece you’ll learn [...]

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Advanced WindowsCare Personal

Sunday, den 24. August 2008

This isn’t the most feature-packed Windows optimization utility but we found it one of the easiest to control. Advanced WindowsCare Personal’s simple interface offers two main options: Repair and Repair And Optimize. The former fixes Registry entries and cleans out your operating system. The latter does the same thing and tweaks Windows for maximum performance. [...]

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Featured Freeware: Mp3tag

Sunday, den 24. August 2008

I was a bit surprised when I stumbled upon this batch MP3 tag editor. People seemed to love it. Not The Dark Knight love it, but perhaps X-Men 2 love it. In the words of a user, it’s "simply indispensable." Turns out, you could do much, much worse than Mp3tag if you’re looking for a [...]

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Microsoft experimenting with a pause button for incoming e-mail

Wednesday, den 20. August 2008

Email Prioritizer is a plug-in for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 (running on Exchange Server) that helps you manage email overload. This concept test provides a “do not disturb” button that temporarily pauses new email arrival, and prioritizes email with a 0-3 star rating system. We hope this prototype helps you focus on the emails that [...]

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Drag & Drop.io Makes Sharing Files Dead Simple

Thursday, den 14. August 2008

 Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): The Drag & Drop.io Firefox extension makes it easy to quickly share a file in Firefox 3 with previously mentioned file sharing site Drop.io by simple dragging and dropping the file in your browser. The best part of the extension is that you don’t need to go through any tedious Browse for [...]

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Reverse Sync Your Zune

Tuesday, den 12. August 2008

 
A little known feature to those that don’t use a Microsoft Zune is the fact that Zunes have the ability to “reverse sync” back to a computer. What this means is that you can connect any Zune to any PC running Zune software and copy over music, videos, or pictures back to the PC. Matt [...]

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Online Video: Miro is Your TiVo for Internet Video

Monday, den 11. August 2008

 
In the dog days of summer when there’s absolutely nothing new on television (except the Olympics), it’s time to start watching the web—and you need the right tool to do just that. The free, cross-platform internet video player Miro can automatically download online video series via RSS feed [...]

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YouTube: YouTube File Hack (and Others) Download Clips to Your Desktop

Sunday, den 10. August 2008

 
Windows only: Free software YouTube File Hack is a standalone application and Internet Explorer integrated menu item that downloads videos to your desktop from the popular video sharing site. Simply run the application, enter the URL of the YouTube video you want to view offline, and press the [...]

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WorldWide Telescope – Why just have Google Earth when you could have Microsoft Universe

Sunday, den 10. August 2008

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While Google has the Earth’s most excellent reference, Microsoft takes the prize for information and imagery from across the universe. The recently released and fabulous freeware WorldWide Telescope is the most ambitious attempt to bring the power of massive space- and ground-based telescopes onto your PC. Along with the incredible pictures of black [...]

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ooVoo – It’s like iChat for Windows

Sunday, den 10. August 2008

ooVoo is an iChat-like video conferencing and chat tool for Windows, loaded with useful, powerful tools that make it a viable alternative for small work groups using conference calls and screen-sharing applications. A recording feature lets users tape video chats with other participants. Since the video and audio are being recorded to the hard drive, [...]

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Twitula: Another Twitter App for Windows Mobile

Friday, den 8. August 2008

I know some of you are sick of posts about Twitter apps – to you, I apologize. But for those of you that aren’t, you’re going to love this one: Twitula is yet another Twitter app for Windows Mobile phones. After logging in, you can view your friends timeline, send tweets and direct messages, and [...]

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TweakVI Basic download and review - tweak and optimize Windows Vista from SnapFiles

Friday, den 8. August 2008

TweakVI Basic enables you to tweak and optimize Windows Vista. It provides access to many hidden or difficult to find features and settings that allow you to optimize your machine and tweak it to your needs. The set of features include desktop customization, Internet Explorer tweaks, CPU cache tweaks, CD/DVD drive performance tweaks and much [...]

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Improve Vista’s Performace with RTI…

Thursday, den 7. August 2008

 
There’s an acronym from the past for you.  Run Time Improvements (RTI).  I am always looking for ways to squeeze another speed improvement out of Windows Vista.  In fact, a few weeks ago I made some changes to my Dell Latitude D820 and it made a very real difference in how the machine performed.
Before [...]

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Windows Live Photo Gallery Will Recognize Faces | Sarah In Tampa | Channel 10

Friday, den 1. August 2008

As part of the Windows Live Wave 3, the next refresh of the Windows Live Services due out later this summer, the Windows Live Photo Gallery will offer a new version of their software – one that will automatically identify faces! The faces in the photos will be able to be identified with tags, which [...]

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