Firefox users seldom move on to the next web browser. Due to its remarkable stability, simple user interface and superior speed, Firefox is one web browser one can’t leave behind. But there’s another feature of Firefox that keeps the browser fresh and its users interested – add-ons.
Painting is a skill one perfects only after years of extensive training. Being a master with a paintbrush is more than a noteworthy quality. Part of being an artist/painter is to visualize things in unique ways.
Are you using a CD/DVD burning software that hogs all your RAM? A software a lot like Nero or Power2GO? Wouldn’t it be great if you could have a tiny little thing that would provide you with all the features of the great CD/DVD burners without slowing down everything else being done on your PC?
It can be quite a problem if you want your system to restart at 4pm but you know you will not be home at that time to restart the PC. In such situations, when you cannot be where your computer is, a third party software can help you schedule the tasks you want to take place at specific times. A perfect example of one such software is Shutdown After.
As a blogger, I know that dictionaries are things I just can’t manage without. And by dictionaries, I mean software that is a dictionary. I can’t reach over to my actual dictionary every time I come across a word I don’t the meaning to.
Add-ons are a strong reason why an increasing number of internet users are moving over to Firefox. Apart from its solidly stable functioning, Firefox is a browser for which add-ons are available for almost anything! The add-on we explore today, Tabberwocky, takes Firefox’s functionality to the next level by providing the user with more ways to work with the tabs.
Ashampoo has finished 10 years of providing really good quality software at really affordable rates, not the mention the regular promos and deals. To celebrate their ten years, Ashampoo has a great promo deal going on that is will end on 10/10 … way too many tens I tell you!
Ever see your CPU usage spiking or the occasional process eating up a bit more memory than desired? Windows Task Manager is a great tool for this, however, if you are looking for something a bit more powerful, you might want to try out Auslogics Task Manager. Auslogics Task Manager will allow you to view the applications, processes as well as services that are currently running.
If you have been using your USB drive for a while, you’ll soon notice that there are quite a few “junk” folders and files created. In fact this is true for most of the folders on your system. One solution is to manually sit and clean all the files.
BatteryCare is designed to optimize the performance and usage of modern laptop batteries, it uses a complex algorithm that actually monitors your battery’s discharge cycles. In other words the software accurately records your battery’s overall performance and recommends that you fully discharge your laptops batteries once after every 20-30 recharges. By doing so you not only increase your battery’s life span but also increase its `immunity’ to wear and tear.
Yet an another awesome photoshop only effect finally makes it way to us, and yet again its just a powerful as photoshops said effect yet its absolutely free to use. Say hello to Fotosketcher. This freeware application allows you to create awesome sketched images from your photographs!
First, a short disclaimer: This post merely shows you a method. You alone are entirely responsible for what you use it for. There are times when we need to grab media like images, audio and sometimes even embedded video files from various sites.
