Archive for: November 29, 2007

ESET SysInspector divides various types of information into several basic sections called nodes If available you may find additional details by expanding each node into its subnodes To open or collapse node just double click the name of the node or alternatively click or next to the name of the node As you browse through tree structure of nodes and subnodes in Navigation Window you may find various details for each node shown in Description Window If you browse through items in Description Window additional details for each item may be displayed in Details Window
Following are descriptions for main nodes in Navigation Window and related information in Description and Details Windows
Running Processes
This node contains information about applications and processes running at the time of generating the report In Description Window you may find additional details for each process like dynamic libraries used by the process and its location in the system name of the vendor risk level of the file etc
Detail Window contains additional information for item selected in Description Window like size of the file or its hash
Network Connections
Description Window contains list of processes and applications communicating over the network using protocol selected in Navigation window TCP or UDP along with remote address where the application is connected to You can check DNS assigning IP addresses
Detail Window contains additional information for each process selected in Description Window like size of the file or its hash
Important Registry Entries
Contains list of selected registry entries which are often related to various problems with your system like those specifying programs running after start of the computer or browser helper objects BHO etc
In description window you may find which files are related to specific registry entry ...

With the leak of Windows Live Messenger 9 0 1407 1107 BETA comes a new build of A Patch which is of course compatible with the 9 0 Beta

Orbit Downloader is a great speed super light easy to use free download manager It is based on p2p and multi source downloading technology and supports HTTP HTTPS FTP MMS and RTSP protocols Using Orbit Downloader you can almost download everything online with 500 faster speed like youtube video rapidshare files flash and streaming media etc Anyway Orbit Downloader is an indispendsable tool for download acceleration and management
nbsp Changes in Orbit Downloader 2 4 3 Nov 29 2007
Improve uninstall process
Fix the bug which may cause Grab can not grab video with IE
Fix the bug caused download failure when URL contains spac nbsp

This program will transform your Windows user interface to ultimate Windows Vista alike looks that everyone will never notice it rsquo s the same old Windows XP or 2003
Features

Vista Transformation Pack will replace many of the resources in Windows XP Windows Server 2003 It can change such things as
Boot screen
Welcome Screen Logon Screen
New msstyles files visual styles
New desktop and file icons
New toolbar icons
Progress Dialogs
Sounds scheme
System Tray icons
New Wallpapers
Windows Media Player Skins
And much more

From Mr Windows X
Sadly that I couldn 39 t bundle a user guide of this release together with the product since Maeroris doesn 39 t have much time to work on it and I already promised to release it in middle of this month which seems to be late already To be frank this version is mainly the same to previous ones except quot Aero Glass without WindowBlinds quot and quot WinFlip quot featured with overall improvements such as
Fixed hotfix issue no more workaround trick required to avoid that
Ability to save transforming information for later uses and unattended transformation
Ability to detect the targeted machine and give suggested setup configuration
Some transformation procedures refinements you should look at like pre configure on first run removed obsolete dialogs and msn skin etc
New 3rd party apps and new version of existing apps
And yes it 39 s free still without paying few hundreds for some certain stuff you like in Vista

For detailed changes and download please look below
Changes in Version 8 0
Added CPU Speed information in Welcome Center
Added saving ...

Truth be told, we’ve no qualms with a company unveiling nine new DLP projectors at once, but it is a wee bit overwhelming. From the top, we’ve got Optoma’s 720p HD65 ($999) and HD71 ($1,299), which aim to please HT enthusiasts and deliver 1,600 / 2,400 lumens, respectively, and offer up HDMI 1.3, c…

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Yeah, we did a double take upon seeing the above image too, but believe it or not, that car phone is actually a new Bluetooth handsfree system. Developed by Cartel Mobile Solutions, that in-car setup can reportedly be installed into nearly any whip and will to put through up …

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Tonight, the (10-1) Green Bay Packers behind the suddenly rejuvenated septuagenarian, Brett Farve, face off against the (10-1) Dallas Cowboys in one of the biggest regular season games in years. The rabid fan bases of these two seminal professional football franchises have been looking forward to this game all year; too bad most of them won't be able to watch it.

The NFL, in all of their infinite wisdom, has decided to air the game on its NFL network, which is unavailable to millions of cable viewers around the country. Time Warner and Charter, two of the countries largest cable providers, have refused to carry the NFL network. So what is a fan to do?

The NFL has put together an online package that will allow fans to watch some of the game online and follow along with stat updates and analysis. They stop short of fully streaming the game but promise to provide "exclusive live game action, early and often". It's better than nothing and they've even partnered with Sprint to take the show mobile.

If you can't watch the game on TV, check it out at NFL.com/live.

Post By Dan Evans, Appscout Sports Editor

A new AROS status update has been published. The biggest news: “Michal Schulz has made the miracle, and a whole new chapter in AROS history begins. Starting from nowadays, you can seize the 64 bit local flavour of AROS from our website. that new version is obviously increasingly advanced than the us…

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Most IT pros will tell you that one way to make sure all of your peripherals and computer accessories are running properly is to keep their drivers up to date. But how do you know how old your existing drivers are? DriverView can help. This lightweight application is designed to do one thing: display the names and basic information about the drivers on your computer.

DriverView's strength is in its simplicity. Instead of wading through properties screens and the device manager, running the risk of changing something you didn't mean to, DriverView gives you one application to open that displays all of the drivers--including Windows default system drivers--that are installed and active on your system.

The app is lightweight and completely free. It works on Windows NT, 2000, and XP, and is a stand-alone program, so you can copy it to a flash drive and take it from computer to computer. Simply run the app, and a window appears displaying the drivers, the driver address, the version number, the date the driver was created, the company that created the driver, and a basic description of the device driver. You can double-click on a driver to get even more information, or export your driver list to a file. Unfortunately, the tool doesn't download updated drivers for you, and doesn't give you a way to find updated drivers from the manufacturer.

Because DriverView only does one thing, it's both an asset and a liability. The tool would be more useful to people comfortable upgrading and reinstalling drivers if it allowed you to manage your drivers, remove them, or install new ones. ...

Filed under: Robots
It’s taken a little while, but it seems that the first robot based on Microsoft’s Robotics Studio package is now available for sale, although it’s far from a consumer bot. Running a hefty $5,345, the so-called “e-nuvo WALK” robot from Japan’s ZMP (makers of the e-nuvo WHEEL, as w…

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As PC Magazine's Mobile Devices analyst, I see a lot of lousy user interfaces. But the "Napster Mobile" system I just tried out on a new AT&T phone might be the worst. It's a shameful, hideous abomination, unworthy of the decent Napster name, and possibly unworthy of the noun "service."

AT&T probably knew what a dog they had; the service is completely buried on the phone, under a generic link marked "Shop Music." Click on the link and you get a rather incomprehensible, bland, unformatted WAP page that doesn't mention Napster until after the first screen.

Here's something odd, by the way. You see that "Napster Mobile" interface on the left side of my blog post? The actual site looks nothing like that. It looks badly kerned, spaced out, ugly, and there's a typo on the "My Downloads" sub-page. Then the pain really began. Clicking on any link created a minute-long delay, if I didn't get a "connection failed" error. When I went to search Napster's library, I was dumped into an ugly form where it was unclear how to fill in the single search field.

Finally poking through several ugly, slow screens of search results, I went to download an "Afghan Whigs" song. And: Error. "Contentdeliverrequestsexception."

Supercalifrgailisticexpialidocious! It turns out that, yes, my account had been charged and a version of the file sent to my e-mail account - but there was no way to download it to the phone.

That happened twice. When I finally did manage to download Fountains of Wayne and Dave Gahan songs for $1.99 each, I was treated to some awful-sounding compressed files with the sort of "splashing" sound on ...

Filed under: Home Entertainment
It looks like the folks at Twinbird have yet another option for those that like to keep all their gadgets waterproof, with it now rolling out the latest entry in its Zabady line: a luggable CD/MP3 player. Unlike wimpy “weather-resistant” players, however, that one see…

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