Find Out Which EXIF Data Is Saved By Your Digital Camera
If you own a digital camera you may or may not know that it saves so called EXIF data - or tags - along with the photos that you take with it.
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Download Master, Bulk File Downloader For Chrome
Download Master is a useful extension for the Google Chrome web browser that you can use to download multiple files at once from a website.
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Display Picture Attachment Slideshows In Thunderbird
While it is possible to open single picture attachments right away in the Thunderbird desktop email client, it becomes bit of  an issue if you recei
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Restore Old Facebook Profiles With Timeline Remove for Chrome
The reception of Facebook's Timeline profile design has been highly controversial so far, with part of the userbase rejecting it.
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KeePass Plugins That Improve The Password Manager's Functionality
I have been using the KeePass password manager ever since the Last Pass security incident, as it made me move my password manager from the cloud to the local sy
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Take Notes In Google Chrome With Mini Notepad
Computer users have several options at their disposal when it comes to note taking.
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RarmaRadio Internet Radio Player And Recorder
Internet radio has several advantages over its terrestrial counterpart.
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How Secure is Your Password?
Is your password too weak? Try a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.
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Pirateers Online Game [Game Saturday]
Pirateers is an online Flash game that gives you command of a pirate ship and its crew.
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Decision [Game Saturday]
I can't seem to get enough of zombie survival games, at least when they are well done.
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Open Multiple Google Search Results At Once
Update: The script has not been updated in two years at the time of writing (April 2014) and as a consequence, does not work anymore on Google.
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Hypegram, The Hype Machine Desktop Music Player
HypeM back when it did not restrict listeners to a few tracks before asking for registration was a useful music discovery service.
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BreakTaker Encourages You To Take PC Breaks
I often forget to take PC breaks, especially when I'm concentrating on a specific task on the computer.
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An in-depth Firefox Security Guide
An in-depth Firefox Security Guide is a guest post by written by Christopher Chambel.
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Twitter Sues Twitter Spam Tool Providers
Twitter in its current form is abused by spammers, usually with the help of automated tools that support multiple profiles, auto following and posting, custom m
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Newsmap, A Google News Visualization
Newsmap is a visualization mashup for Google News.
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Improve Chrome's New Tab Page With Dynamic Contents
With Opera's new Speed Dial extensions came dynamic contents for Opera's new tab page.
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My New Fibre Broadband Will Likely Be My Last
Next Friday I'm getting a new fibre-optic broadband line installed at my home, and it's very exciting.
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Application Installer Soft2Base 2.0 Released
Back in 2010, when I reviewed the application installer Soft2Base for the first time, I found it to be an interesting program for users who wanted to install mu
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DVD Chief, Probably The Best Free Movie Management Software
If you have a large movie collection on computer, on DVD, Blu-Ray or *gasp* VHS, you probably have a hard time keeping an overview of all the movies in your pos
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This Could Be Firefox's New Design
Changes that are made to a web browser that you are using on a daily basis can have a devastating effect.
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U.S. Magazine Flatrate Next Issue Launches
Music and movie flatrates are starting to become a common service on today's Internet.
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Opera Mobile Now Supporting Extensions
Opera Software back in October 2010 added support for extensions to the web browser.
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Browse Rainmeter Themes With Rainmeter Skin Gallery For Windows
Rainmeter is a popular desktop customization tool for all recent versions of the Windows operating system.
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Chrome Web Store Gets Trending, Offline Filters
As a webmaster who is always looking for the latest and greatest, I have to admit that I dislike the Chrome web store.
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Dropbox Invites Now Good For Up To 16 Gigabytes Of Extra Space
Free users of Dropbox know that they can increase the 2 Gigabyte of storage that they get when they sign up through referrals.
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Setting Up The Content Delivery Network MaxCDN In WordPress
Back in 2010 I started to use a content delivery network in WordPress to speed up the delivery of pages to users from all over the world.
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Run Windows Maintenance Related Task With DMaintenance
Running maintenance related tasks regularly can be important to keep the performance and stability of a Windows installation at high levels.
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Lightweight PDF Reader Sumatra PDF 2.0 Released
When it comes to pdf readers on the Windows operating system, a lightweight reader like Sumatra PDF seems to be favored by a lot of users.
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Mozilla Adds Old Java Versions To Global Blocklist
Running old plugins in your web browser is bad, as it opens the door for all sorts of mayhem.
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Hardwipe 2.0 Released, Delete Files Permanently
Hardwipe is a free file deletion program for Windows that ensures that files that get deleted on the system cannot be recovered anymore.
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Bing Video Search Updated With Larger Previews
A big difference between video searching on Google and Bing is Bing's video preview feature which can display previews right on the Bing search results page for
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Firefox Metro Prototype For Windows 8 Ready
Mozilla plans to release a version of the browser for Microsoft's upcoming Metro user interface that ships with the Windows 8 operating system.
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Seevl Adds Biography, Suggestions To YouTube Music Videos
If you are using YouTube for music discovery and searches, you know that the video hosting site is excellent for these kinds of things thanks to its large repos
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Classic Shell Adds A Start Menu Back To Windows 8
With Windows 8 shipping without a start menu, third party solutions are starting to be released to fill the gap for users who prefer to use a start menu in Micr
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Media Player Classic Home Cinema 1.6.1.4235 Released
When it comes to media players there is lots of choice.
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Preparing Your Laptop Before You Go Abroad
I always take my laptop with me when I go on trips.
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MPAA Targets 5 File Hosting Services, Backup Your Data Now
The file hosting service Megaupload has been shut down about two months ago, and while a lot of things surrounding that case have still not be resolved, the MPA
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Facebook Hacking Scripts On UserScript.org Are Fake, Or Worse
Over the past two months or so I have seen a number of Facebook hacking scripts posted on the userscripts.
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Microsoft and Apple working on Secret Anti-Google Cloud OS
Nobody really foresaw the rise of Google as an operating system maker and though it's not all been successful for the company (got a Chromebook anyone?) on tabl
