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Show The Song That You Are Playing In Yahoo Messenger

Posted by Martin in Windows, software  TAGS in Windows, software

18

Jul

I was not very pleased with the guys who decided to publish the songs that they were listening to in public IRC channels back in the days when I was using IRC daily. It always had a spammy feeling to it and I used to add those users quickly to my ignore list so that [...]


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MSN Messenger blocks links to Youtube

Posted by Martin in Online Services, The Web  TAGS in Online Services, The Web

11

May

I’m slowly changing my view on several aspects of my “geeky” life. I used to jump on bandwagons as soon as someone started reporting about the latest evil scheme of a big cooperation or country. While it is definitely legit to call them out and make the issue public it is in no way justified [...]


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Nokia text messenger Vista gadget

Posted by Daniel Pataki in Mobiles, Nokia, software  TAGS in Mobiles, Nokia, software

4

Mar

Although I’m not a big messaging fan, this is one gadget I would find really useful. I owned Nokia phones for about ten years and I loved every one of them. The company has just come out with an official text messaging application for Windows, to help you read and write messages in a jiffy.
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Windows Live Messenger 8.5 leaked

Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows  TAGS in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows

28

May

If you can’t wait to use the upcoming Windows Live Messenger 8.5 you could try and download the leaked version of it which is not official of course. The language of the leaked Live Messenger 8.5 is Spanish but you could download the English language file as well to change the language to English.

The program itself got a complete new user interface better suited for Windows Vista plus additional changes which have not been announced yet. Windows Plus users should download the msimg32.dll and place it in the appropriate directory to add plus functionality again. Not everything will be working though as of now.


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Skype 3.0 final has been released

Posted by Martin in Linux, Operating Systems, Tools, Windows  TAGS in Linux, Operating Systems, Tools, Windows

13

Dec

A new version of the communications suite Skype has been released today. Just head over to the Skype homepage and download the version for your operating system. Skype 3.0 introduces some new features and bugfixes, please take a look at the release notes if you are curious about them. The interface has seen some slight changes and some new features like public chat have been introduced.


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