Web Talk

How many time have you stared at your computer’s screen waiting for the long, boring countdown to finish before downloading a file on websites such as RapidShare and MegaUpload? If you are not a patient guy and you think that even 60 seconds are a life time, here is a quick solution  to skip all the clicking and waiting  (countdown) on the most famous file sharing websites. Continue reading »

BitDefender has recently announced the availability of its most famous security software as free edition, available for download. The applications I am talking about include: BitDefender Free Edition, an on-demand virus scanner, BitDefender Anti-Phishing Free Edition, and BitDefender Chat Encryption. Continue reading »

In the Internet there are dozens of supposed official Windows 7 logos. Users, Microsoft fans, Photoshop geeks etcs have really unleashed their fantasy to try to imagine and depict what the next Microsoft operating system’s logo looks like. Well, thanks to Microsoft China website you won’t have to guess what the next Windows 7 logo will look  like. Here are a couple of pictures posted on the Chinese website.  As usual, one picture is worth one thousand words! Continue reading »

Windows 7 has got among its features, an unknown command letting you run a Power Efficiency Diagnostics to know and understand the most relevant issues your computer has got as far as its battery energy mangement is concerned. Let’s see how to run it. Continue reading »

Google has recently rolled out an interesting feature letting you translate those emails written in  foreign language you receive in your Gmail inbox. Once activated, the translation feature will be located directly on top of the email you are reading. In this way, you won’t have to leave the current message view. Other options available in the Message Translation gadget include: Reply to All, Forward, Print, Delete this Message, Report Phishing, Show original, message Text garbled,  Translate and Print. Continue reading »

There are tons of applications which let you shutdown/turnoff your computer. No doubt. Most of them let you setup the time when you want your computer to shutdown without any way to control it remotely. The  application I am going to talk about today is something unique because, first of all it lets you turn off your computer remotely, and secondly  it lets you perform such as operation  by using Twitter. Continue reading »

Having the iPhone in your pockets is pretty funny, isn’t it? In fact, you can take a lot of pictures with it, but you can also store tons of stuff including Mp3s and videos to listen to and watch  wherever you are . Anyway, your iPhone and iPod have got a very limited amount of storage and this means that sooner or later you will need to delete these files  if you want to make some room. As an alternative you can decide to transfer them to your Mac! Continue reading »

Well, today I have decided not to write any post. Don’t worry, most probability you won’t notice any difference because there are a couple of scheduled posts on their way, so in a couple of hours or even less (keeping up the suspense here) you will be able to read them.  I have decided to take a day off because, less than half an hour ago I solved an issue which caused me a lot of stress and the loss of more than 400 visitors. I am happy because I have got them back! (what a lucky guys they are!). I hope the problem I am reporting here is going to help a lot of bloggers and webmasters as well as teach them the importance of having a fast, snappy and light blog or website. Continue reading »