- Art of Japanese Crosswords — It’s a game. Moreover, it’s a Japanese game. Created not so far (1987) by the Japanese puzzle-master Tetsuya Nishio, the game, however, soaked up the ancient culture and civilization. It’s an art. The pictures are simple, the drawing is logical, not creative; but when the puzzle is solved, you suddenly see some small piece of art created by your mind and your hands from the plain and unpretentious…
- aZebra Search Server. Search It! — Life is a constant search. We search for necessary information everywhere. Now, with the advent of the Internet, it’s become possible to find information about just whatever we want. All we need for that is a powerful search server like @Zebra. @Zebra is a universal search server that can help you to find things inside local networks, on ftp servers or you can just use it as a brilliant Web search…
- CopyTrans v1.11, An iPod's Must — Apple’s iPod symbiosis with a desktop/laptop computer has a major drawback: it’s a one-way road. You can fill your player in with iTunes, keep it well-organized and lovely, but once «it’s there», you can’t «get it back». Well, do you need to? Of course, yes! Your «property» is on your player: you can lose those favorite songs on the computer and it will…
- DVD to PSP / iPod video converter — As portable devices are getting increasingly popular and their multimedia potential grows, more and more people want to be able to watch movies on their iPods and PSP consoles. Unfortunately, these devices restrict your ability to upload arbitrary video content to that available from Sony and Apple stores. If you are looking for an easy way to grab your favorite DVD movies and quickly convert them into native iPod and Apple formats with great…
- Museum of New Psychedelic Art — Although screensavers only occasionally appear on our displays, they greatly add to the aesthetic appeal of our computers, especially now, when the functional role of screensavers has drastically diminished due to the overall dominance of LCD monitors. Standard Windows screensavers are not even nearly as impressive as commercial products available on the market. If you are looking for a bright, eye-catching and unusual screensaver, check out…
- Perfect Clock, It's an Art — Numerous times a day we look at the clock — on the wall, on the desk, on our computer desktop… And what do we see? — A pair of arrows in a circle or a few digits around the blinking dots? Perfect Clock gives a whole different idea on clock and timing, presenting time as a perfect combination of punctuality, power and art. Perfect Clock is a very flexible desktop…
- SpeedyiTunes - reveal the full potential of your iTunes downloads! — iTunes is a great application that allows you to download of kinds of free and commercial digital content right to your iPod or iPhone. Music, podcasts, music videos, TV shows and high-resolution movies — all this can be downloaded with a single mouse click. However, some files may take a while if you have a slow DSL or even a dial-up connection. In this case, you can only wait for the download…
- CopyTrans - a great addition to iTunes offering more than you can imagine! — iTunes is undoubtedly one of the most popular music management tools that every iPod/iPhone user knows very well. In spite of offering countless advantages, there are situations when iTunes may be very disappointing — especially when its database goes out of sync with your player after a serious computer crash, OS reinstallation, purchase of a new computer or for other similar reasons. In such cases, you can erase the content…
- iTSync - a valuable addition to your iTunes that will keep your music collection even more organized — Although iTunes is an extremely powerful, intelligent and feature-rich music management tool, it still has some drawbacks. For instance, if your iPod/iPhone playlist is deleted, the tracks remain in the memory of your device consuming precious space. It is also not uncommon that your playlists contain duplicate tracks or tracks that do not exist anymore, which often happens when you toss your music around your hard drive a lot and…
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