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Ok, let me be clear and straight. This application is not for free. As a matter of fact, you have to pay a monthly fee which, in my very personal opinion, is a little too high. The good news is that you have the opportunity to try it out without being charged (for free) for a few days. In fact, ArticleVideoRobot has got a nice 14 days free trial! Continue reading »

If you have got a lot of friends you are going to love this service. In fact, receiving a lot of emails in your Gmail account is quite nice, isn’t it? The downside of this activity is that you will end-up having so many emails that you will inevitably miss something quite important such as a job offer or a message from your bank. Other times instead, despite you don’t have a lot of friends writing to you, you still receive a big quantity of emails coming from …spammers. Let’s see how you can prioritize your emails in your Gmail account and stop missing all the important emails which really matter to you. Continue reading »

After a long development,  4 betas and 3 release candidates (RC), the latest Firefox 3.5 release is available for public, free download. If you wish to know some of the most important improvements and enhancements in Firefox 3.5, read these previous posts of mine, here and here. Continue reading »

Let’s say it clear. Most of us have got a Google account and use  at least one of the many Google services available. Gmails, Google Picasa, Google documents, Google maps and yes, even YouTube belongs to Google! Most of the time we use such services without reading any instruction, not even a single line, isn’t it? In fact, such services are so intuitive that there is not need to loose any time to read boring online Google manuals such as Google Earth manual. While all this sound good, the downside is that these online Google apps manuals contain great tricks, hacks and tips that, useless to say, are left unused by the vast majority of Google users. Let’s see where you can get Google instructions for all Google web applications and regular, free Google applications , how you can download and convert them to handy PDF documents for offline reading. Continue reading »

Opera has just released the beta version of its next Opera 10 browser. The new version features a better browsing experience, faster speed, improved tabs, an interesting automatic update and an incredible “Turbo” able to detect slow connections and automatically  turn itself on to let users surf the web up to 40 percent faster than previous versions! Continue reading »

The new sticky note feature in Windows 7 is quite useful. Thanks to it you are  able to write down your notes and see them directly on your screen. In this way you won’t forget an appointment anymore! Nobody argues that sticky notes are of not use but, wouldn’t be nice to customize these sticky notes in some way, personalize  and give them your personal touch? Let’s see how you can customize sticky notes in Windows 7 thanks to a little hack! Continue reading »

Apple has recently released the brand new firmware OS 3.0 for iPhone and iPod Touch.  The firmware aims to upgrade and update the first and second generation of iPhone 2G, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS plus iPod Touch. Such a software is free for download  by simply downloading it from iTunes. However  iPod Touch owners will have to pay $9.95 to get it.  Here is a quick list of the new firmware OS 3.0 features. Continue reading »

First of all, let me tell you that if you are here looking for a Docx converter, you’d better read these articles on how to convert .Doc to .Docx, how to save .Doc in Office 2007 and the great Dicx2Rft free converter. If instead you wish to cut off the boring procedure to convert a file to something else in order to read it, maybe the free application I am going to talk about is for you. As a matter of fact, Word Reader lets you open any .Doc and .Docx file without Microsoft Office suite. Continue reading »

In Windows operating systems, the more you work the more you tend to open a lot of windows on your desktop. At a certain point you will have so many windows that, if you want to activate one of them and bring it on top or front of the others you will have to click it. Wouldn’t be nice to save time and some click and be able to activate a window by hovering over it? Here is the trick to apply. Continue reading »

As you know, a couple of the most used features in Microsoft operating system are the famous CTRL + C and CTRL + V commands. With CTRL + C you can copy any text you wish. With CTRL + V you can paste the text you just copied in the Notepad, for example . The great limit of this feature is that you can copy text in the clipboard just once. In fact, if you try to copy more text, the first one you copied will be simply overwritten. Break the limit of Windows copy and paste commands thanks to this little, freeware utility letting you save text in clipboard up to 11 times! Continue reading »