HideIt for Microsoft Windows

HideIt for Windows is a cool program that lets you minimize the applications to your Windows System Tray. As you know, by default, Windows minimizes all applications to its Windows Taskbar and keeps grouping them if they are of the same kind. This scenario becomes a hassle when we run multiple applications, eventually running out of taskbar space. Using HideIt you can minimize applications to the system tray, just next to the Windows system clock. There is no prior installation required as HideIt runs as an executable file(‘.exe’ program ).

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The all new MAC Apps Store

An App Store has become an important mobile software collection database. We have seen such development in iPhone, iPad, and even iPod. So, why will the MAC users be left behind? Now even MAC users can avail an Application Store of their very own apps. The new app store is available for the MAC computing platform worldwide. It allows the user to browse through the Application directory according to the user’s input of the search query or by genre.

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Rohos Mini Drive Review

Rohos Mini Drive is a free USB drive based utility software. Nowadays, USB Flash Drives are very useful  to carry around places but there's a great chance of losing it too, so this new USB drive software creates a new encrypted sector partition on the USB drive or pendrive. The user has the advantage of protecting this secure sector with the help of a password.  Rohos Mini Drive encrypts the user data automatically using AES 256 bit key length.Thus your backup is quite safe and secure.

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Flash Video Downloader download embedded flash video

With the increase in online streaming video options, eminent browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox, and, Opera users can easily save (download) YouTube video (and other streaming online videos from 200 other popular online video sites such as Blip.tv, Break, DailyMotion, Metacafe, and Spike) right onto their computer for later viewing.

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Aardvark Review - Knowledge Sharing

Aardvark is the solution when you don’t know who to ask. It was established in the late 2007 by Max Ventilla, Nathan Stoll, Damon Horowitz, and Rob Spiro. Initially it was a startup company of a small scale size. Recently it has been acquired by Google in February 2010. The advantage is it allows the user to tap the collective knowledge of the online world in realtime. Ask Aardvark, a question and it will automatically (and quickly) connect you to someone who can answer.

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