- Cutter 1.42. Let Your Computer Compute — Back in the sixties, there were many scientists and journalists (both pessimistic and optimistic ones) supposing computers in near future would do artistic work. They still don’t, so, in today’s world there is a widespread pragmatic sight: computer certainly can’t do the art, but a human artist with a computer can sometimes do outstanding things, primarily because a computer would automate all the repetitive and…
- OscilloMeter 5.57. Computer As Tool — Many years have passed since computers were invented as tools for scientific research and engineering tasks. The lucky invention has been widely accepted; it has changed our world and the course of progress completely. Now computers play the role of rather an «everyday tech», «personal communicator» or «stationery» than a serious engineering tool. Sometimes, we don’t even remember that…
- MyCar-Monitor 3.4, Keep Track, Keep Eye! — There is a common opinion about modern cars that they require almost no maintenance. You just drive them; when the fuel is out, you buy it, when a trouble strikes — you buy the service. That’s only part of the truth. The other part is: yeah, you can avoid thinking about your car, but if you do, the condition of your car and the length of its life would be much better, and amount of money your car…
- FLV Downloader 1.01, See It On Your Own Computer — Suddenly, flash video became the heart of modern Internet. Rare blogs or commercial sites can live without those rectangle with «play» and «pause» buttons. YouTube and sites like it are incredibly popular, the thing nobody could imagine two years ago. The only problem with a Flash video in the Internet is the Internet itself: that means, if you want to see again the movie you saw last week, you should have the page…
- Evidence Killer 2005, Own Your Own Computer — As a computer user, you have certain assets that you normally want control in full. The assets include not only your data (although it is your main asset), but also the resources like disk space, CPU time, and so on; your time is also a valuable resource, and it can be «stolen» by unwanted messages and poor computer performance. So, if you need a full suite for controlling not only the safety of your data…
- Turn Off Monitor Utility, 5 Bucks to Save the World — A monitor shining a flashy screensaver or uncompleted job is a whole lot of distraction. On a hot day, a needlessly working monitor contributes its extra portion of heat. It converts to kilowatts of wasted electricity, additionally polluted environment and countless extra dollars out of your pocket. Turn off your monitor when you don’t need it! Although it may sound somewhat odd at first, using…
- Net Spy: Keep an Eye on Network Happenings — Do strange things happen in your network? Do you suspect your users to conceive something bad? Or do they just «harmlessly» waste time playing games or engaging in non-business activities while you are not looking at them? To be informed and in control of happenings taking place in your network, take advantage of NetSpy, a stealth remote monitoring and administration utility. Simply install a copy…
- AdvancedRemoteInfo - a deep look into every computer on your network — If you are a system administrator or just a tech-savvy person that you friends or colleagues approach with computer problems, you may occasionally need to take situation under personal control instead of spending hours pointing them in the right direction. There are a number of ways to remotely control other computers, but one tool stands out from the crowd by offering a comprehensive feature pack wrapped into a clean and…
- SysAdmin 3.1.2 Extended Edition - a powerful tool for professional network monitoring and management — Every system administrator knows well what a pain in the neck it is to keep a large network under control. Users running out of disk space, viruses spreading across the network, unknown processes jamming users’ systems, hardware malfunctions — all these problems take a lot of time and effort to resolve. If you are managing a large corporate network based on Active Directory, you will be pleasantly surprised…
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