Archive | August, 2006
Turning B&W Photos Into Color with Recolored
Recolored is an image editing program which breathes new life to B&W photos by turning them into color photos. Yes, part of the magic may be lost once color is introduced to a classic B&W photo, but it does allow you to look at old pictures in different ways never before possible. Try to edit [...]
Continue reading...Reclaim Your Internet Identity with ClaimID
29. August 2006
Nothing you say online is really secret anymore. The problem now is controlling what people read about you, and how they form a judgement based on your online presence. Controlling what entries come out tops on Google when you search you name can be tough. It may be a kiddy website you did when [...]
Continue reading...21 Days Left To Immortalize Yourself in Firefox 2.0
26. August 2006
World Firefox Day was launched on in the middle of last month, in conjunction with it’s birthday. If you convert someone over to this fantastic browser, you and your friend’s names will be placed, and immortalized on the ‘Firefox Friends Wall’, which will be part of Firefox 2.0. This offer is only open until [...]
Continue reading...DupKiller : Eliminate Duplicate Files And Free Your Hard Disk
24. August 2006
This neat little program just freed up 700 MB for me in a matter of minutes, by finding all the duplicate files in my system so I could get rid of the redundant items. “The program will find unneeded copies of files in those locations where you even would not consider to search. There is comparison [...]
Continue reading...Internet Video Charts : Find The Best Online Videos
22. August 2006
The cool thing about Internet videos is that a lot of what you see is mainly user generated content. That, unfortunately, is why 90% of the user-generated videos are not worth the precious few minutes of your time. Internet TV Charts cuts through the fodder by tracking online video popularity, so only the best rise to [...]
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31. August 2006
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