Web Talk

The latest hype about YouTube is without any doubt its HD (High Resolutions) videos. If you don’t know what I am talking about, have a look at these articles of mine about  how to download HD videos in YouTube and  how to search HD videos. If you want to link a 720p HD YouTube video in your Web pages or just put a link to it in your e-mail, here is a quick hack for you. By the way, just in case you want to embed a 720p HD YouTube video in your blog, here is the article you were looking for. Continue reading »

TuneUp Utilities is  one of those nice utilities which are called “all-in-one applications”. As a matter of fact, thanks to TuneUp Utilities you will be able to optimize your operating system in order to make it more responsive and snappier than ever! But what does it offer exactly? Well, a simple answer requires a simple reply: Everything! In fact the little nifty utility is able, among the other things, to clean, defragment and optimize your Windows Vista and XP in a couple of clicks. Continue reading »

Well, Web Talk has got a long story as far as recovery password utilities are concerned. As a matter of fact, you may want to read these articles of mine talking about how to recover your Windows Adminstrator password, Google Chrome password, PDF passwords, password behind asterisks etc. Anyway, if you are one of those guys who tends to forget any password you enter in your computer or programs, here is another small, freeware utility which can save your day in case you use Windows Live Messenger (MSN) Continue reading »

If you have Firefox on your computer you should know that right after a new update has been installed, a Firefox Updated tab will automatically pop-up giving you the famous message : “You have been updated to the latest version of Firefox”. This tabs usually comes only once, upon opening Firefox for the first time, right after an update. Anyway, it may happen that this tab keeps opening by itself each time you start Firefox, along with a default Google tab. Let’s see how we can solve this issue. Continue reading »

Well, it looks like there are a lot of nice guys in the Internet lately (and most of them are quite active in leaking Windows operating systems!). As a matter of fact, I have just spotted the latest 32-bit X 86 Windows 7 Build 7077 leaked version which, as far as I can see, was released a couple of days ago. Continue reading »

As you know, when you open any folder contained in Windows Explorer you will be able to see, among the other information, the size of each file contained in that folder. What you won’t get at all instead, is the actual size of the sub-folders contained in the folder. Here is a free utility which might come useful to you! Continue reading »

After the  release of  the 32-bit Windows 7 Ultimate Build 7057 DVD ISO leaked version, it looks like another beta version has been leaked into the wild for everybody to download. I am talking about  64-bit (x64) Windows 7 Build 7077. This new version is a further step to the final release version (RTM) which, according to a lot of rumors, should arrive before the holiday season. (in fact the Release candidate should be out in May). Continue reading »

Google has recently rolled out an new great feature for Gmail. As a matter of fact, from now on users will be able to add pictures and images directly into the body of the email without sending them as attachment! In this way, once the e-mail is opened, users will be able to see itheminline, right away and without opening any attachment. Continue reading »