Three Handy VLC Tricks and Tips
Posted on 03. Feb, 2010 by Alae Hatoum.
VLC is my favorite video player, mainly because of its light weight, open-source nature and the extensive list of features it has. Being open-source gives VLC many advantages over other media players, and this shows up the most in its codec support.
Today, I’m going to tell you about three features of VLC that aren’t found [...]
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Monitor Processes on Your System with WinPatrolToGo
Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by Sourojit.
We all know about the Task Manager utility provided by Windows, but what if you wanted to do more with it besides viewing the running applications? Here you will get a simple and complete answer.
WinPatrolToGo is a free and portable utility that can help you find all information you want about your computer whenever and [...]
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Free Remote Desktop Sharing with CrossLoop
Posted on 01. Feb, 2010 by Prasanth Chandra.
When I say “desktop sharing program”, it surely leaves an impression of a complex program which only highly skilled computer professionals can handle. CrossLoop is a free remote desktop sharing program that is amazingly simple, so no matter how much computer knowledge you have, this program will be easy to use.
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Weekly Tech Links: January 31, 2009
Posted on 31. Jan, 2010 by Kyle Judkins.
This is my weekly round up of the links I have followed over the past week. You can get this list every week by subscribing to my RSS feed or subscribing through email. You may also follow me on Twitter or join the Facebook Fan Page to get some of these links throughout the week. [...]
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Snippage Turns Any Site Into a Desktop Widget
Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Andrew Incarnadine.
Snippage is a desktop widget application designed on the Adobe Air platform that “snips” any portion of a website and places the clipping as an unobtrusive application on your desktop. Snippage quickly and easily enables access to your favorite information on the web, from news and weather to email and to-do lists.
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5 Great and Unknown Google Products
Posted on 27. Jan, 2010 by Prasanth Chandra.
Google has made one’s life on Internet easier. Whether I’m talking about the million pound gorilla, Google Search Engine or Gmail, Google Documents, Google Reader, Picasa, or Google Calendar, each of these products plays a huge a role in our daily lives.
Google lets us discover new things, send mails, organize our stuff, share pictures, and [...]
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Record Streaming Audio with PCWin Speaker Record
Posted on 26. Jan, 2010 by Aminul Islam Sajib.
Have you ever wanted to record something that you’re listening to online? Maybe you’re streaming some music or a podcast online, and you don’t have any way to download it. You could find a mic and put it in front of your speaker and press record, but that sound quality is going to be terrible.
PCWin [...]
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Learn or Teach Online with WiZiQ
Posted on 25. Jan, 2010 by Nelba Quintana.
It is not always easy to find the right time to learn additional skills, or if you are a teacher, teach additional skills. Everyone is so busy these days with work, family and all the other activities you find yourself doing. Learning and teaching virtually is becoming more and more common, because you can learn [...]




