- Power Phone Book Enterprise 1.51, All Stored Here — Power Phone Book Enterprise is the corporate edition of a usable, innovative, full-featured organizer. Despite its name, the program handles not only the phone contacts, but the modern businessman’s «full stack»: phone, mail, Internet-pager (ICQ) contacts and other personal and business-related information. This Enterprise version allows multiple users to work with the database, and even do that through the Internet. So, your important business…
- iRadioNet 2.01 Cool Software Receiver — iRadioNet is just the OCT, as I like saying. «OCT» stands for «one cool thing», and when I say so, I mean «something extremely pretty-looking, useful and easy-to-use; the thing, which would really help me live». iRadioNet is just that kind of thing. iRadioNet works as receiver set for almost all formats of modern online radio. You can listen to the streaming Internet audio (currently mp3, wma, and asf…
- Quake I port for Nokia Series 60 — The speed of digital hardware progress is really amazing. Moore’s law (doubling of CPU speed every 1.5 year) is still alive, typical time-to-live of personal home computer is not more then 2-3 years, after that it is considered *ancient* and can hardly be sold for any money. More and more often, there are voices standing against this speedy hardware revolution; they say, most of us can use not more than the tenth…
- Cross+A 6.15, Puzzle Cracker! — How many times you were irritated by an «unsolvable» crossword or other word puzzle? Even if you are very, VERY erudite and very, VERY balanced — your mood would be slightly affected when you are struck with something too overcomplicated. You just tried to take a rest and relax you brain; instead, you have broken the mood and gotten the feeling of «dumb me» or «dumb puzzle». To the contrary, you can…
- xplorer2 1.7.0.5, Classic Goodies and New Strengths — File Managers have a long history. Both their strengths and weaknesses have been strongly associated with the operating system they had been running under. In the old times, inexperienced users often thought Norton Commander *was* DOS; nowadays, they think Windows Explorer *is* Windows. The reasons for that are natural: file manager is the most frequently used utility in any OS. But, hear me, guys, Windows Explorer is not your obligatory tool…
- Noki 1.4, Opening Nokia — Transferring essential data between a PC and a mobile phone isn’t an easy task. Typically, we have to get on with two «independent» information storages, the main (PC) and a mobile (phone) without any connections. Software provided by a phone manufacturer usually can’t fully solve the problem. For Nokia phones, we have Nokia PC Suite (made by Nokia), which can easily make *backup* of all…
- Cool EasyCard 2.55, Card In A Click — With technology changes, most of people activities are developed like a spiral. Greeting cards being invented, were always hand-made things, and very personal. But then, only an artistic person could do a pretty greeting card, so, they became like well-paid though still rare craft. Then, the industrial age came with its factories and cheap typography productions, including greeting cards of course. During the entire XX century, most of greeting cards…
- Easy Website Pro - a cool new way to announce your online presence — If you are a young startup company that doesn’t have a multi-thousand-dollar budget for a website yet or just a curious amateur willing to have a personal dedicated page on the Internet, you don’t have too many options. You either save and then buy these services from a web development company or buy some book and try to do it yourself. However, if you need a website right now without investing…
- Where Is My Phone? - Let the Phone Tell You — You are a lucky person if you’ve never had your phone lost or stolen. If you have gone through that at least once, you do know how much of effort it takes — if that’s at all possible — to find out where the phone is or, at least, where it might be searched for; the lost device won’t be able to shout for help or tell you where…
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