This Has To Be The Most Ridiculous Adware Installer Ever
I originally wanted to post a review of the image effect editor Vampix, but when I tried to install the software, I stumbled upon something else.
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qBittorrent alternative to uTorrent
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Create Descriptive Media Torrents With TDMaker
The creation of torrent files has become a lot easier in recent years.
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Blackberry Playbook OS v2 Update Due Today [Updated, It's Out!]
It's been delayed and delayed further, but despite no official confirmation from RIM the long-anticipated version 2 of the company's QNX operating system for th
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YouTube Search History Now With Disable Option
The popular video hosting site YouTube up until now kept a log of all of the videos that you watched on the site while logged in to your YouTube or Google accou
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Google Caught Red-Handed Reaching Into Internet Explorer's Cookie Jar
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Microsoft Reveals SkyDrive Will Be Integrated Into Windows 8
There are not many Windows 8 features that excite me as much as the planned integration of Microsoft's online storage and document editing service SkyDrive in t
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Microsoft Extends Vista Extended Support Cycle To 2017
Microsoft initially planned to end support for some Windows Vista versions, Windows Home Basic and Ultimate for example, in April 2012.
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How Programs Trick You Into Installing Adware On Your Computer
Bundling software with third party offers to generate revenue is one of the ways that software development companies and developers make money.
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Find Out Exactly What Changed When Firefox Updates
Mozilla publishes release logs whenever a new version of the Firefox web browser gets released.
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Is Tablet-Creep in Operating Systems a Bad Thing and Must we Accept it?
Like it or not, it would appear that the tablet-ification of our desktop operating systems is inevitable.
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Websites Can See If You Are Logged Into A Social Networking Site
Can websites find out if you are logged into Facebook, Twitter or Google+? That's what Tom Anthony wanted to find out.
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How To Verify That A Browser Extension Is Not Phoning Home
Extensions are little helper programs that make life on the Internet a tad more comfortable for the user.
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USB Oblivion, Erase Your PCs Device Connection History
Windows keeps a record of all USB devices that have been connected to the computer in the past.
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Limit The Upload Bandwidth Of Windows Programs
I noticed yesterday that the popular live streaming software Sopcast was using all of my computer's upload bandwidth.
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Microsoft SkyDrive Desktop Clients, Additional Storage Spotted
The cloud, that's where every big tech company under the sun is heading to.
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VLC 2.0 Has Been Released, Download Links Inside
We have followed the latest VLC development ever since Videolan pushed the first build of the media player's new version to the public ftp server.
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Chrome Connecting To Random Domains On Start? Here Is Why!
If you are monitoring your network traffic closely you may have noticed that the Google Chrome web browser and its Open Source counterpart Chromium are both try
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Resize Images Directly On Web Pages In Firefox
It happens that you stumble upon a site where images are posted that are simply too small to make out all of the details.
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DriverIdentifier, Scan Your PC Hardware For Driver Updates
I'm not a big fan of applications that scan a system for hardware driver updates, as it can happen that updates are suggested that are either not compatible wit
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How Would You Better Integrate Microsoft's Products?
With the Windows 8 beta out next week and getting all the attention especially with it's integration of the company's Kinect technology, the rest of Microsoft's
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Renegade X Black Dawn [Game Saturday]
Remember Command & Conquer Renegade? The CnC spin-off that turned the Command & Conquer universe into a first and third person shooter? The game receive
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Merge Subtitles and Movies With Movie Subtitler
Movie subtitles repositories are popular sites on the Internet, as they provide users with movie subtitles in many different languages.
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Hide Offline Contacts From Facebook Chat
Facebook fairly recently made a change to Facebook Chat that is irritating many users of the site.
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The Last Week Without Windows 8, What is the Tech World Doing?
Unless you hadn't noticed, Microsoft are gearing up for the release of the Windows 8 (beta) Consumer Preview publicly in just over a week, but others, such as o
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Mozilla Firefox 10.0.2, Thunderbird 10.0.2 Released
Mozilla has just released Firefox 10.
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Encrypt Facebook Group Communication With Encrypt Facebook
Social networking sites may use the contents that you post on their sites in a variety of ways.
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DuckDuckGo Searches Going Waaaaay Up
DuckDuckGo, the search engine that I'm using as my primary information retrieval tool on the Internet, has just marked an all new high yesterday.
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CNET Download.com NoBadware, Bypasses Cnet Installer Downloads
Update: The author has retired the script as CNET has added direct download links to all download pages on its website.
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OpenDNS Deluxe Dropped, Price Increase by 900%
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US Agency Suspending Jotform.com Domain, What You Need To Know Now
Jotform is an online form creation service that can be used by free and paying customers to create online forms in an easy to use what you see is what you get [
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Thunderbird to get Dropbox and File Hosting Integration
When it comes to sending files to other people, Internet users have a lot of options at their hand.
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Java 6 and 7 Security Updates Released
Oracle today has released a critical patch update for JAVA SE that includes both patches for security vulnerabilities and non-security fixes.
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Chrome Web Store Gets Subcategories, But Not For Extensions
When you compare the Chrome Web Store to the Mozilla Add-ons Repository, you will notice that the former offers little sorting and customization options.
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Mute Firefox With A Single Click
Sometimes you may want to mute all sound coming from the Firefox web browser.
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What do you want to see in my new Windows 8 books?
Next week, when I finally download the Windows 8 Consumer Preview I'll start writing not just one, but two new Windows 8 books, with a third being written later
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How To Turn Chrome or Firefox Into A Single-Site Browser
A Single-Site browser serves a very specific purpose.
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Netgear DGND3700 N600 ADSL2+ / Fibre / Cable Router Review
Recently Netgear sent me their new DGND3700 router for review, which was very lucky as mine was playing up at the time.
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SSL Traffic Analysis Reveals What You Are Looking At On Google Maps
The general consensus is that https connections to web sites protect your data from being spied at by users in the same network.
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Microsoft Security Bulletins For February 2012 Released
Microsoft today has released this month's security updates.
