Cloud System Booster Pro Review
Two months ago we reviewed the free version of Cloud System Booster and found it to be an easy to use program to optimize your Windows PC in a number of ways.
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Shortcuts for Gmail: Learn Gmail hotkeys on the fly in Chrome
Remember KeyRocket? A free for personal use application for Windows that is helping you learn keyboard shortcuts while you use supported programs such as Micros
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Search All for Chrome improves your search experience in the browser
Every Internet user has a favorite search engine that is being used for the majority of searches.
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Digg relaunches as a general news site
The new Digg has just been relaunched and is now available for everyone.
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Dropbox just reset my user password
I check my emails first thing in the morning to make sure I do not miss anything important right away.
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Microsoft pushes out Outlook.com mail preview
Todays craze in the tech world is Microsoft's launch of outlook.
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Facebook to activate Timeline Profiles for all users in Autumn
Timeline profiles became available on Facebook at the end of the year 2011 as an optional feature that Facebook users had to actively enable.
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Windows game cheats: enable debug mode in Minesweeper, Solitaire and FreeCell
Games are not installed by default under Windows 7 Professional, and up until now I felt no urge to install them on the computer using the add features dialog i
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Mozilla adds Ubisoft Uplay to the blocklist
When Mozilla detects serious security or stability issues in add-ons or plugins, it may decide to block them for all users of the browser.
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10 music services for work
Do you listen to music while you are working on your computer? For me, it depends mostly on the tasks that I'm doing.
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HootSuite: Automatically post RSS Feeds to Google+, Twitter and Facebook
While it is still possible to largely ignore social networking sites as a webmaster, it is already becoming apparent that webmasters without a social marketing
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Digg relaunch, what you can expect
Back in 2005 and 2006 when I started blogging Digg was one of the catalysts that helped get the word round, and I'm forever thankful for that.
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Google replaces Gmail video chat with Google+ Hangouts
It is becoming apparent that Google is pushing its Google+ networking service with all of its might into the market.
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Opera Mobile use 47% up, impressive growth in emerging markets
Opera Software's ability to grow even in markets where it is facing multi-billion Dollar companies like Apple, Google or Microsoft has kept the company alive th
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Microsoft Surface RT tablets available on Windows 8 launch
If I had to pick one thing that I'm fully excited about in regards to Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8, it is the prospect of trying out and buyi
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Comodo Ice Dragon, Firefox-based web browser
Comodo Ice Dragon should not be confused by Internet users with Comodo Dragon, a Chrome-based web browser that has been available for some time now.
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Create desktop shortcuts for Windows Metro apps
One of the things that you can't do in the Windows 8 Release Preview is create desktop shortcuts for Metro apps.
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Immersive Explorer, Metro-style app for the desktop
The Metro user interface that Windows 8 ships with is certainly controversial with the majority of users either hating or loving it.
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Webmasters: Verify your website's Web of Trust reputation rating
Ilev yesterday mentioned in a comment that Web of Trust was flagging the Loginhelper.
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Transform Windows 8 into Mac OS X
Don't like the way how Windows 8 is shaping out to look like when it is released? Prefer the look and feel of Apple's Mac OS X operating system? Then you may [&
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Safari for Windows discontinued?
With Apple's latest update for Mac OS X came Safari 6, an update to the default system web browser.
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uTorrent Search Engine Setup: Add, Edit or Remove Search Providers
To set up search engines in uTorrent Classic, open Options > Preferences > Advanced > UI Extras and edit the Search Engines box.
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The Spirit Engine 2 [Game Saturday]
The Spirit Engine 2 is a side-scrolling role playing game for the PC that has been around since 2008.
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How to check your website's tags on OpenDNS
As a website owner you have to cope with a lot of situations.
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Want to try YouTube's Carousel Look? Then do this
It seems like Google is constantly trying out new designs and testing them on the live side by randomly selecting a percentage of the user base.
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Steam account limited? Find out why and how to gain access to all Steam features
Steam is probably the most popular gaming platform on the PC right now offering not only a game store and means to launch games from a single client but also co
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Bypass can't be opened messages on Mac OS X Mountain Lion
Apple has integrated a new security feature into the newest version of its Mac OS X operating system that acts pretty much the same way as Microsoft's SmartFilt
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Move the Firefox button to another location in the browser
I have to admit that I do not really like the Firefox button that Mozilla at some point in development added to the browser.
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Google Search: left sidebar moves to the top
Google according to several sources in the US is currently rolling out a layout change for Google Search that is moving the left sidebar to the top of the resul
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You've Got Mail: I just created an AOL Mail account
AOL, which was previously known as America Online, announced today that they have released an update for their mail service AOL Mail.
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Delete Google Chrome browsing data on exit
Google Chrome offers its users several options when it comes to clearing browsing data.
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Firefox: Open links and media in external browsers and players
Sometimes I want to open links that I have in front of me in the Firefox web browser in other programs.
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Add experimental Dropbox support to Mozilla Thunderbird
If you are a user of the Mozilla Thunderbird email client you are probably aware by now of the program's Filelink feature that allows you to upload files that y
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eBay launches Windows 8 Store app
News just got in that the Windows 8 store hit 400 apps in the Release Preview of the operating system.
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Mozilla: tabs on bottom feature needs to go
If you have recently installed the Firefox 15 Beta version on a computer, you may have noticed that it does not ship with an option to display tabs on the botto
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A look at Thunderbird's not so distant future
Mozilla's de-prioritization of Thunderbird was a shock to many of the clients active users who feared that development would come to a complete halt in the near
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ProXPN: VPN with user friendly policies
ProXPN is a Netherlands-based virtual private network (VPN) service, established in 2009, designed to provide online privacy and security through encryption.
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Currently for Chrome: weather and time on new tab pages
Are you one of those users who is not using the information that the Google Chrome browser displays on its new tab page? Or only infrequently? If you are not in
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Microsoft EMET update with new exploit mitigation technology
I have reviewed Microsoft's Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit a few days ago here on Ghacks and have found it to be an excellent security program.
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Software Developers: please make change logs available during updates
When it comes to software updates, you usually either do not get any information about the changes in the update that is just installed on your computer, or onl
