Time has become more important today than in previous centuries. When compared with our ancestors, it can be seen that we get things done quicker and have more time left at the end of the day; ironically however time has become more important to us than it was to them. As technology has advanced, we have gotten used to getting more things done in as little time as possible.
Video streaming websites today have countless entertaining clips on them. When not entertaining, their content is educational and aimed to help the viewer learn something. Often we find video clips which we consider worth sharing with other friends.
If you’re addicted to Farmville, Roller Coaster Kingdom or Cafe World, then you’ll love this FireFox addon. Flash Game Maximizer will allow you to maximize (almost) any Flash content to the entire browser window as the click of a button. The addon also recognises F12 as the key to maximise the flash content.
Do you have a digital photo and are looking to give it a “classic Polaroid” truth? Rollip will give you 40 different filter effects while retaining the original sizes of your photos. Take a look at three effects that I processed on my engagement photo.
Torrents are a great peer-to-peer file sharing method which has increasingly become popular over the recent years. Recognizing how much users like torrents and prefer them over other peer-to-peer exchange methods, developers are constantly creating torrent related applications to facilitate the torrent users. Today we will be exploring TorrentMagnifier which is website providing three simple ways to make torrent searching faster and more convenient.
Google Chrome is a great internet browser. It provides its users with wonderful speed and awesome functionality while using the minimum resources possible of our computer. However like all other leading browsers (such as Firefox) there are areas in Chrome which have a considerable room for improvement.
Bloggers know that while reviewing sites, screenshots are highly useful in giving references. Instead of typing “click on the little OK button towards the top right of the screen” one can easily take a screenshot and show the readers what exactly is being written about. If you’re a professional blogger or have a similar job that requires you to take screenshots all the type, then the traditional method of pressing the ‘Print Screen’ key and then pasting the image in MsPaint might not suit you best.
There are a number of common problems in our Vista and 7 operating systems which are quite bothersome and succeed to a great degree in ruining our entire computer experience. The problems we are referring to range from the inability of Windows Media Player to properly show slideshows to Explorer.EXE not starting on system startup.
If your job requires you to solve computer problems on the site, you might require special software or programs to get the job done. Since you cannot carry your actual hard disk around with you everywhere you go, flash drives are the most viable option. NirSoft makes use of the flash drives so many of us own and presents NirLanuncher.
You can tell an amateur site owner by the poor display of media on his/her website. Simply putting the files as links which need to be clicked in order to be accessed is just not the way to go. You need your images to be shown in a presentable way and your videos too.
Let us suppose that you are a Firefox user and have posted a response in a thread on a popular internet forum. You want to be able to read the new post in that thread as soon as it happens. Of course you can keep clicking the Refresh button or keep pressing the F5 key every now and then.
A problem many computer users face is a dialog box appearing at Windows startup stating that a certain process failed to launch. If the failed process does not have a clear name (indicating its source), it becomes almost impossible to detect where the error is originating from. Once you run your antivirus and malware scans with fruitless results, you have no option left but to return to the last stable System Restore point, assuming you have created one.
