- Home Brew Log 1.42. The Real DIY — DIY (stands for Do-It-Yourself) is a really big overall world trend of the last years. Doing something yourself from the scratch is not always an easy task, but the outcome is worth the efforts. Things made by hands just *have more of life in them*, compared to things you can buy in shopping centers. In the computer era, doing something by hand is really easy: programming, writing blogs and articles, designing…
- Addressinator! Your Address Book. — Are you having hard time quickly finding a telephone number you need deeply? Do you frequently forget your business partners’ names? Or may be you never remember your colleges’ dates of birth? The number of people you work or communicate with is enormous and you have to keep in mind all the information concerning them? — No problem. Addressinator! is the tool that can easily help you. Addressinator…
- ProxyShell Hide IP 2.2.1, I Have Nothing To Show — Internet as a communication and information medium is all about the anonymity. Some tend to see it as a «defect» (and even as a «critical defect» sometimes), but the fact is: the Internet has changed our world, and the Internet anonymity has added a great value to this change. But the other fact is: Internet anonymity is not full. There is a numerical IP address assigned to your…
- DTMF Dial 1.0.0.14, It Dials! — Our phones haven’t always dialed with tone that we are used to today. Before the sixties, that was pulse (and still IS in some places and countries), a series of clicks, which was about as many clicks as the dialed digit was. Tone dialing (correctly called Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency, or DTMF) is about an individual tone for each digit; it is faster, more reliable and allows dialing automatically with nothing else but just…
- Address Book 3 - a must-have addition to your Windows Mobile communicator — In spite of the fact that the market of smartphones and communicators is evolving with an amazing speed and the hardware is getting faster, smaller and capable of things unthinkable of just a couple of years ago, the software, unfortunately, remains virtually the same and doesn’t demonstrate the same rate of improvement. Fortunately, there are developers out there who care about millions of users and push the envelope…
- adScreenStudio - a flexible 3D marquee for public ad displays that takes seconds to create — Creating an attractive shop display is a task that requires creativity, technical skills and a good deal of time, which you may not have while managing various aspects of your business. No matter what you are selling — apparel or computer monitors — a dynamically changing information display is an extra detail that attracts customers and makes them feel more comfortable in your store. If you are low…
- Magic Lens Max - a whole new perspective on your computer display — Regardless of how advanced today’s computer monitors are, what we see on our screens largely depends on the quality of the images we use and the discernibility of the smallest details. Unfortunately, this often becomes the biggest problem, especially when you need to find something in the darkest and most distant corner of the image. Generally, you can solve this problem by using specialized photo editing software, such…
- Konst Pinger: Are They Online? — Or, «Who are they?», «Where are they at?», and «How do you connect to them?» — When it comes to investigating a certain network address, you’ll want to find out everything about that host. With Konst Pinger — a multi-purpose network utility — you will be able to get all that and even more. The application can ping, trace-route hosts and retrieve the hosts? Whois…
- Advanced Host Monitor – keep your fingers on the pulse of your network — Being a system administrator is somewhat similar to being a doctor — servers and websites can go down unexpectedly and at any moment and you can be woken up at night by an emergency. The problem gets especially serious when you are in charge of a large network of geographically distributed servers located in different time zones. If you’ve been dreaming about centralized monitoring…
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