- Backup Deluxe 2005, Irreparables Don't Exist — Backup Deluxe, as you may notice by its name, is a deluxe backup solution. The «Backup» is its goal, so what does the «Deluxe» stand for? OK, there are «good» programs, which handle all possible jobs in their field. But the «deluxe» programs do those jobs the best way possible — and a bit more. This idea applies to Backup Deluxe indeed. Do you want to backup your files…
- 3D Drunken Clock Screensaver — The corporate culture has its own idol; Time is the name. «Time is money», right? — However, it is much more than just money. Time is reputation; if you don’t value the punctuality, you don’t value your good name. Time is command playing; when you are in production relay race, a single latecomer in your team may lead the entire plan to the crash. It would not be a gross…
- Atropos-SB ver.2005.05.25. The Organizer for Voices — In our normal «text-based digital life» we have one (or a couple of) programs to organize all those different texts we have — e-mail messages and IM conversations, notes and to-dos, diaries, etc. But ***when we try to talk instead of typing, we always stumble over the problem: how to record and remember phone calls, meeting or conference, or just the thoughts we mutter during the day but always…
- Dolphin Aqua Life 3D Screensaver 2.9. Ocean on Your Desk. — Times when «screensaver» programs were actually used for screen saving (i.e. for prevention of «phosphor burn-ins») are way back in the past. It is no longer a goal for screen savers. Now we have screensavers that demonstrate one’s humor and art capabilities, screensavers that stimulates one to work hard and screensavers that help one rest and relax. And — one the most precious types of screensavers are…
- ProSaver Screensaver Manager 1.0.1, Screensavers as Art — Years ago, in the times of single-task OSes and old monitors, the «screen-saver» concept was introduced as a must (because if the same picture remained on the old screen for too long, the picture would physically damage the screen and create «burnt-out pixels» on it.) Years have passed, and modern monitors have almost no need for «saving the screen». Nevertheless, screensavers are still alive and are becoming some kind…
- GENOM 2005, Gene Arrays Inside-Out — Arrays are all over things that we see (and even do not see) around us, and with special techniques and software we can research arrays inside-out and find out lots of interesting stuff in those piles of letters and numbers. Operating with huge amounts of data is nothing like the processing of individual variables; it’s a whole different science, which makes the processing of massive data a quick, easy, and convenient…
- Galaxy Journey 3D Screensaver 1.3, Falling Through The Space — The deep space, with its stars and galaxies, asteroids and planets, is an incredible beautiful sight. Unfortunately, this sight is not for eyes of most of human beings: we can see the smallest part of the beauty, not only because of Earth atmosphere and lights of cities, but because of leaving far away from galaxy centers. There are special men like astronomers who can see something, but they typically can’t value what they see…
- 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…
- Fairy Christmas Day 3D Screensaver 1.0, Saving Screen, Saving Mood — Screen-savers became popular in the good old days when they addressed an important, even vital, problem of — you’ll laugh! — saving the screen. In those sad old days, CRT screens had to change their picture frequently enough to prevent pixel burnout. Those sad times are long gone, and nowadays screensavers are just an entertainment: when you aren’t using your computer, why should it look like a boring workplace…
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