- 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…
- Oparin Clock screensaver. A Sudden Invention — Some people (those with scanty imagination) like to say «nothing in today’s world can be invented». They are not original. Back in 1899, Charles Duell of the U. S. Office of Patents said, «Everything that can be invented, has been invented.» Now we know he was wrong. Thus, we can suppose today’s skeptics are wrong too, and there are still many areas for amazing inventions. Here…
- 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…
- 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…
- 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…
- WinWatermark 2.0, Leaving Mark For The Future — Digital watermarks is a reasonable and easy method of photography attribution. Attributed photos are «better» in the most cases: for yourself and your family (remembering «when it was?»/«where it was?»), for techincal questions («how it can be shot, which camera and settings?»), for legal purposes (nobody can easily reuse your photos without attributing them to you). But before adding watermarks…
- IEHistoryX, X-terminate Your Traces, Leave Others' — Traces appear not only after a pair of dirty boots have walked over the carpet. Every single step you make online also leaves traces; that’s address and search history, cached access credentials and content, auto-complete data, etc. Although it’s there for your own good, you may still not want that data to get into someone else’s hands. Using Internet Explorer’s built-in tools, you can get rid of all those traces. However, what…
- 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…
- Autumn Time Screensaver, Sweet Memories of Bright Sunny Days — Autumn is not just rainy weather, muddy roads, dark and longer nights and the anticipation of the first snow. Autumn also pleases us with countless baskets of juicy fruits, bright colors of seasonal landscapes, and never-ending chains of exciting fairs and festivals. It’s a really unique time of year, which flies by within a few bright, sunny days, which we’d hope to last until the next summer. But the most we can…
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