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VLC Media Player 2.0.7 update fixes security issues
While I'm still waiting for the Metro version of VLC Media Player to be released for Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system, I'm keeping a close eye on the deve
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How to get rid of Firefox's scrollbar completely
If you think that Firefox's scrollbar is too large you have a couple of options to change it to a more appropriate size.
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Keep track of countdowns with Days-- for Android
Keeping track of future events can be quite important at times, for instance to make sure that you finish a paper in time, are prepared for the next beet meet u
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Bing Desktop adds new features
For several months I have been using the Bing Desktop app for Windows 8.
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Keep a Gym Workout Log with FitNotes for Android
I'm usually not keeping track of my workout as I'm seeing it more of a way to being active and enjoying myself than to track progress or make sure that certain
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Umano brings news read to you to Android
Sometimes it may not be possible to read news depending on what activity you pursue at that time.
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Watch YouTube videos that are blocked in your country
Someone posted a link to a great YouTube video on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit or any other site but you cannot play it because you get the dreaded "this video is
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Direct Downloads application DDownloads 2.0 released
It is usually a good idea to download programs from the website of the developer and not from third party sites.
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How to copy command prompt outputs to the Windows Clipboard
The Windows command prompt or line is not really something that many Windows users need to work with on a daily basis, or at all, anymore.
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The Kingdom of VoStora turn-based roleplaying game
The 16-bit era was probably the high-time of classic Japanese roleplaying games which combined world exploration with turn based combat.
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Create animated gifs with QGifer
Animated gifs are not dead even though they serve a different purpose these days than back in the beginning days of the Internet where it was en vogue to have a
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Storm season arrives in the Atlantic and Pacific, here is where to get updates
As I write this, what is left of Tropical Storm Andrea makes its way through my area, here on the east coast of the United States.
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Super Start adds Opera's new tab page grouping feature to Firefox
I usually set the new tab of the browsers that I'm using to about:blank, a blank page.
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Driver Booster: update old Windows drivers
Microsoft has improved driver support in newer versions of Windows significantly and up to a point where most users do not need to install a single driver after
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Xbox One licensing puts you last
Rumors about Microsoft's Xbox One system have been floating around on the Internet for some time.
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How to make the most out of Steam Sales
Steam has been increasing the number of sales per year drastically in the past couple of years.
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Web2Flickr uploads screenshots of every page you visit to Flickr
I'm not entirely sure if Web2Flickr's functionality is a great idea or scary, probably both depending on how it is used.
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Increase the file limit of Firefox's download panel
Mozilla switched how downloads are displayed in the Firefox browser in a recently released version of it.
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MoveBOT automates Windows file operations
Moving or copying files around, or deleting files are standard operations that every computer supports.
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Latest Dropbox build introduces screenshot sharing
If you are using Dropbox on your phone or tablet as an application, you probably know that it can be configured to save screenshots that you take on the device
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A first look at AIMP for Android
The music player AIMP is my program of choice when it comes to playing music or audiobooks on my systems.
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Display more apps in Windows Store
You may know that Windows Store, the store included in Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system, is available as localized versions.
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InoReader: fast RSS reader for the Web
Google Reader will be terminated in just a couple of weeks and if you have not yet looked around for a suitable alternative, you may want to start doing so.
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How to raise your Steam level to 10 efficiently
Stream's Trading Card game is chucking along just fine in its beta state.
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Feedly releases a roadmap: promises web access, better search and more
Google Reader is scheduled for a July 1 execution date which is fast approaching.
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Raining.fm and other Rain Sound apps for Android
I do not know why but the sound of rain helps me fall asleep better than anything else that I tried so far.
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MKV vs MP4: How to change video format?
MKV is a flexible, open-source container supporting multiple tracks, while MP4 is universally compatible.
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Save Page Position in Firefox bookmarks
Bookmarks work the same in every popular browser.
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Duolingo: Learn languages playfully with this Android app
I'm interested in languages and want to learn quite a few in the coming years including Spanish and Russian among others.
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How to restore Firefox sessions when Session Restore is not working
If Firefox is not restoring your previous session, first try the menu button, then History > Restore Previous Session.
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Modern New Tab Page brings Windows Live Tiles to Chrome
Update: The reviewed extension is no longer available.
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Camera 2 applies real time effects to Android videos
Is anyone still using Instagram to take photos of the food they eat? I'm not a huge fan of of photo apps that let you apply filters to photos to make them [&hel
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Yahoo Mail: how to opt out of interest-based ads
We told you in April that Yahoo will retire Yahoo Mail Classic in the beginning of June 2013 forcing users to use the new Yahoo! Mail with no option whatsoever
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Portable Update: search, download and install all (missing) Windows Update
Most Windows users use the operating system's automatic update feature to keep their system up to date.
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Get notified about concerts based on your location and musical preference
I'm going to a concert every other month or so provided that a band is playing that I like or at least do not mind listening to.
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Camino browser finally calls it quits
Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari seem to own the web browser market, but that does not mean they are the only choices -- Torch, for instance
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Warm light app F.Lux 3 Beta introduces movie mode
I have been running the freeware F.
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American Racing 2 Review
The American Racing 2 game looks and plays like a mixture of popular classic racing games such as Outrun and Super Cars.
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Create stunning picture slideshows with Special Image Player
Have you ever been to one of those friend or family gatherings where you had to watch hundreds of photos that someone had taken on a trip or another occasion? T
