- Radio Explorer 2.6.3. Browsing the Ether. — While having more and more of those new sexy digital media every day, we still remain attached to our good-old «real-world» ones. This is true for books (can those e-books touch us like those made of the real paper?), but this is ten times true for the radio. This good old media, ether, diversity of stations, round-the-clock voices — what can digits and the Internet oppose to it? OK, the digital world has nothing…
- ComputerExpert 2007, Expert on the Desktop — ComputerExpert is desktop client for powerful online experts’ community. By its means, you can ask any complex question in any of more than 40 technical areas (grouped into major Software, Hardware, Games, Programming topics) and quickly receive a correct and helpful answer. You can also utilize your own knowledge to help others. ComputerExpert’s questioning/answering mechanism is based on the «points» concept. This…
- Fast Explorer 2007 v2.2.9, Click What You Need — There’s a very handy «file context menu» concept implemented in Windows Explorer, which means you’re always only «one right-click away» from the most appropriate actions for this type of file or folder. Unfortunately, Windows doesn’t provide the direct user control for those menus; so, when some application that you dislike also brings its actions into the context menu, there’s nothing you can do about…
- Browser PA 1.0, Which Assists — Browser PA (with PA standing for Personal Assistant) is an ultimate «around-Internet» tools pane, which is inventive enough to be useful for virtually any kind of Internet user. Colourful yet laconic Browser PA’s window provides you with abnormal plenty of features and utilities, which I’ll even tire to enumerate. Basically, there are six tabs: Search, RSS, Favorites, History, Tools, Menu. Search…
- Net.Ex Pro 1.0, Browser For Information Overflow Age — Once Internet browsers were invented, they’ve targeted one-page-at-a-time model: you have window with address of «current place» and a web-page itself. With Web gaining popularity, browsers organized this way have shown themselves as insufficient: when you browse dozen ща pages at a time, it’s not too handy to have dozen separate browser windows. The solution had trusted to be «tabbed browsing»…
- NJStar Communicator - teach your operating system and favorite programs to speak Chinese, Korean and Japanese in no time! — If you are a native speaker of any of the major Asian languages, such as Chinese, Japanese and Korean, or a student learning them, you are probably very familiar with the problem of using these languages online. The non-western characters become a real problem in applications initially designed for more traditional markets of the West. If you are seeking a way to teach your software to recognize these languages, NJStar…
- 2cTranslator - one-click translation right in your browser — Few of us can be called natural-born linguists who fluently speak more than 2 languages. That’s exactly why millions of translators and interpreters do their jobs daily to ensure clear communications between countries, businesses, people, authors and readers, doctors and patience and other people that have a language barrier between them. Unfortunately, surfers often face situations when the information they need is published…
- Aerofox - a lightweight browser with transparency support — In spite of the fact that today’s Internet pages are mostly loaded in 2 or 3 most popular browsers that dominate the market, there is always place for an alternative. If you need a lightweight browser that can be easily made transparent, Aerofox will be your best choice by all means! Aerofox is a browser that supports all the features of Internet Explorer and complements them with a number…
- Online Browsing Gets Organized. Bookmark Buddy — As we find and bookmark websites worthy to be revisited, we grow a pile of bookmarks that is hard to get through without proper guidance and navigation. Moreover, while some of the sites are just the regular pages with text; the others involve interaction with other users and require submitting user’s credentials. So bad, the majority of popular browsers do not provide any means for personalizing bookmarks and storing…
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