What you need to know about Feedly Cloud and its web interface
The RSS news reader Feedly has been regarded by many as one of the most promising Google Reader alternatives.
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Epic Pen: Draw on your Computer Screen
Epic Pen is a free program for the Windows operating system that lets you draw directly on your computer screen.
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Adblock Plus for Internet Explorer is here
The popular advertisement blocker Adblock Plus has been released as a preview version for Microsoft's Internet Explorer by the developers of the application.
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A look at BitTorrent Sync Alpha for Android
BitTorrent Sync, the file synchronization software, was up until now only available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X as an alpha version.
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Block any process from running with Task Blocker for Windows
It is sometimes not that easy to block a task from running.
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Protect your Android device with an ear shattering alarm sound
Depending on how you have configured your Android phone or tablet, it may be accessible for some time after you have stopped using it.
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Dim any website you visit in Firefox
The computer screen appears brighter in darker environments, for instance when you are working on your computer late at night or in a darkened room.
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Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit 4.0 final is out
Microsoft released a beta version of the Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit 4.
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Microsoft to switch linked accounts off on Outlook.com
The Microsoft Outlook team announced today that it made the decision to remove linked accounts on Outlook.
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Feedly finally ditching Google Reader, going to the cloud
Feedly was built using Google Reader for its backend, but that is something that obviously must change before July 1 with Google Reader shutting dow
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Latest Everything Desktop Search beta build introduces 64-bit version
The desktop search engine Everything has been around since 2008.
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Have notifications read to you on Android
You cannot always look at your phone as soon as you get a new notification.
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Google testing ads that resemble emails in Gmail's inbox
It is almost tragic that Google is violating quality guidelines on many of their web properties that it requires webmasters and third parties to uphold to.
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Use ImgBurn to search for firmware updates for your recorder
All CD, DVD and Blu-Ray drives include firmware stored in memory that control various features of the drive.
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ImgBurn 2.5.8 update released
A new version of the popular free disc burning software ImgBurn has been released today.
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WhatsApp Lock: Protect WhatsApp with a password
If you sometimes hand over your phone to someone else, or have it lying around unlocked, then it is possible that a third party can read your messages and chat
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Compare international prices on Amazon
Depending on where you live, you may be able to shop in different Amazon stores and have access to all or at least a large selection of items in those other sho
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CPU-Z tells you all there is to know about your Android hardware
CPU-Z is a popular software for Windows that provides you with detailed information about the computer's processor, mainboard, and other hardware related inform
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Firefox Add-on warns you if you visit Prism-linked company websites
A new Firefox add-on, called Dark side of the Prism, has been designed to warn Internet users who have installed it automatically when they visit websites of co
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How to tame Google Chrome's memory use
Google's Chrome browser likes to use memory.
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It may be time to switch to DuckDuckGo or Startpage for web search
News about the government surveillance system PRISM broke only a couple of days ago even though it appears to have been in use for years.
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Dropbox introduces fast sharing option for desktops
One of the big advantages of online storage services such as Dropbox is that you can make use of them to share files easily with friends, family, colleagues and
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Anki Aniki: Learn all Kanji for the Japanese Language Proficience Test (JLPT)
It can be quite difficult to learn Japanese if you are only used to languages that make use of the Latin alphabet.
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Google retires Chrome Frame
Google announced today that it made the decision to retire - yet another - product, this time Chrome Frame.
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DuckDuckGo's traffic surges after PRISM news
Up until three days ago traffic to the DuckDuckGo search engine website remained relatively stable at about 1.
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Nirsoft's TurnedOnTimesView highlights when your PC was turned on and off
The Windows Event Viewer offers a lot of information to users who dare to make use of it.
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Fetch for Android suggests new apps and games based on the ones you like
I do not like how apps are displayed on Google Play for the same reason I do not like Chrome's web store: there is no option to sort by date, which means [&hell
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Google adds Recent Activity to the Accounts Security dashboard
Google has been displaying account activity information on Gmail for some years now.
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Don't expect an Opera Next Linux build anytime soon
It is too early to tell if Opera's move to the Blink engine away from Presto is going to pay off in terms of overall users who use the web browser as […]
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Content Security Policy 1.0 makes its debut in Firefox
Content Security Policy is a technology that browser's need to support for websites to make use of it.
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PrivaZer 1.12 released: another look at the system cleaner
When PrivaZer launched it caught me by surprise, and that in the most positive way possible.
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8Smoker Pro is a comprehensive Windows 8 tweaking software
Increasingly powerful computer systems and all-time low memory prices have made tweaking software programs obsolete for many users.
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Microsoft Malware Prevention troubleshooter checks your PC's preparedness
Is your PC properly configured to protect your files, data and information from malware and other malicious attacks? Experienced users may be able to answer tha
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SuperCard Flashcards: flashcard creation and learning app for Android
Flashcards are useful when it comes to learning language vocabulary and other things that you need to memorize more than you need to understand them.
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Microsoft Security Bulletins For June 2013 overview
Microsoft released a total of five security bulletins addressing 23 different vulnerabilities today of which four affect client and server versions of the Windo
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Velis Auto Brightness: fine tune the display brightness of your Android device
A bright display is not always the best option when you are using mobile devices.
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Shortcut Keys for Google Search Tools
The search tools that Google makes available on search results pages can be quite useful to filter results by time or other factors.
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PS4 vs Xbox One: which is better?
Now that both Sony and Microsoft have revealed their next gen gaming systems to the world on this year's E3, it is time to look at which of the consoles is bett
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RefreshPC 2.0 update gets rid of false positive malware hits
When Refresh PC 1.
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Use Flashify for Android to send websites from one browser to another
Depending on which web browser you use on your Android device, you may have noticed that it may not display some websites correctly.
