- 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…
- Clever Internet Suite 6.0. Paradise for VCL Network Programmer — Every professional Windows programmer knows the eternal dilemma: which library is to be used for the advanced networking? There is a number of OS-based APIs for different network tasks, but they are well-known for their uncoordinated and incomplete set. There are numerous third-party libraries, but you can hardly find a fully-functional and comprehensive one. Moreover, if you are VCL programmer, and your tool is Delphi or C++ Builder, your…
- Crazy Poker 2: Return to Paradise — Las Vegas, Nevada. Known as Vegas, Gambling City, or Paradise. Vegas was founded in the middle of 19th century, and back then it was a quiet and usual place — place for ranchos, cowboys and farmers. But since 1930s Vegas started to become a place for hazard, adventures and gambling, as we know it now. Not all of us can come to Vegas to try their luck — but anybody can play with Vegas’ luck…
- Sonar Screensaver 1.00, Listen The Ocean — In the calm and quiet world of ocean, sounds are very special. The ocean’s own life often uses the sound «radar» for navigating through its dark deep waters by «listening» or even doing the «active detection» (sending sounds and listening what they’ve bounced from). This idea is also utilized in human-made water and underwater vessels; modern «sound radars» — Sonars — are the…
- Spring River Screensaver — Climatologists around the world may have a point stating that global warming is not a myth any more. Winters are getting shorter and milder, the crisp of snow under your feet is becoming a rare occasion and the feeling of relief and joy upon sensing the first blow of spring air after a cold, snowy winter is something we start dreaming about in November. If you feel like seeing the awakening of nature right now on your…
- Cutout Pro, Your Home-Based Cartoon Shop — Kids like cartoons and are ready to watch them non-stop unless you interrupt them. So, why not combine the pleasure with learning and teach them to create their own cartoons? What can be more exciting than watching your favorite characters living by the scenario written by you? Check out Cutout Pro’s Stickman, 2D animation software specially made for children who would like to learn digital animation. It’s probably the easiest and…
- Photo to Cartoon - taking reality to the fun side! — If you always thought that the great-looking realistic cartoons that you came across on a great number of sites and in numerous publications were meticulously drawn by the artist’s hand, you’ll be surprised to hear that there is a much easier way to reach the same result. If you would like to be able to turn digital photos into professionally looking cartoon-style illustrations, a tool called…
- ClockIt: Easy Schedule Creator - Save Time, Save Nature — How many pencils do you wear out each month on putting up a shift schedule for your staff? A similar question about the number of sleepless night hours spent over the same job would probably be an excess. How about «hiring» an automatic (well, almost) schedule creator? — That would bring that scheduling hassle to the end. Check out ClockIt: Easy Schedule Creator. It’s a fast and user-friendly employee and…
- Biorhythms Calculator 2010 - helping you better understand you own nature — Every living creature on the planet has its own biological rhythm — a sequence of phases of activity and inactivity defined evolutionally, physiologically and often situationally. When you say that today is not your day and ascribe your failures to such abstract concepts as luck, fortune and fate, you make a somewhat erroneous assumption. Feeling cheerful and looking confident is much more important than holding your fingers crossed…
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