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Thursday, 1 August 2013

Free Download Nimbuzz 2.6

Nimbuzz messenger 2.6


Nimbuzz Messenger combines the power of internet and smart phone messenger into one. It lets you to chat and share files across the World . Nimbuzz Messenger is super-popular and have  100+ million registered users across platforms prove that. Now its new version [2.6] has been released. This new version has many new features and a user friendly interface.



Nimbuzz Messenger is available on:
Windows
MAC
iOS
Android
Blackberry
Symbian
Java



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Features:
  • Make free unlimited video/voice calls.
  • Send chat messages.
  • Share unlimited files on any PC/Mobile device across the world.
  • Chat with your friends on Nimbuzz, Facebook, Yahoo and Gtalk 24x7 for free.






Free Download Nimbuzz 2.6



Saturday, 4 May 2013

AVAST TARGETS FACEBOOK AND VPN

Download.com's most popular software adds a new VPN service to their line of antivirus software, a day after acquiring Secure.Me.
 
 

Yesterday, Avast Software made news with its acquisition of privacy company Secure.Me, a small developer best known for its Facebook apps of the same name. Secure.Me protects users' Facebook accounts, monitoring all activity and photos, detecting malware links, and identifying content that is questionable or unsuitable for children.

Today, Avast makes news again with a minor update to its complete suite of Windows security applications--Avast Free Antivirus; Avast Pro Antivirus, Avast Internet Security, and the full monty, Avast Premier.

Avast version 8.0.1488.286 fixes some bugs in the interface, adds a progress bar to the Data Shredder tool, makes the software screen-reader compatible, and improves the Software Updater (allowing it to be turned off completely); but the main new feature is the integration of Avast SecureLine VPN, a paid service that runs $69.99 per year. SecureLine offers users portable VPN service that can be accessed anywhere they travel, providing extra security for public hotspots as well as the ability to access geo-restricted Web sites

Saturday, 27 April 2013

PHOTOSHOP UPDATE TO LET PEOPLE FIX PHOTO BLUR

 

Adobe Systems is building technology into Photoshop to take the blur out of photos.
The company demonstrated the upcoming Photoshop deblurring filter in a video today to promote its upcoming Adobe Max conference in May, where the company no doubt will announce the feature and others.

"Camera shake reduction is a tool that allows one to deblur an image that would have been otherwise lost," said Zorana Gee, senior Photoshop product manager, in the video. "It works really great for shots taken under low-light conditions or slow shutter speeds," she added, conditions where camera shake is more likely


 

Friday, 26 April 2013

NEW CHROME EXTENSION CAN OPEN OFFICE DOCUMENTS

 

Direct browser support for Microsoft Office documents is coming in fits and spurts to Chrome. Google's latest effort is a portly extension for Chrome beta.

If you're running Google Chrome Beta on Windows or Mac, you can now install the Chrome Office Viewer. It will allow you to open links to Office files directly in the browser, a feature that was first announced with the Chromebook Pixel.

However, you're limited right now to merely viewing the files. To edit, you'll have to upload the file to Google Drive, or open it in Microsoft Office or another compatible program. It's also worth noting that the extension is quite large, and at around 25 MB it's close to the same size as the browser installer itself.

Google engineer Jelte Liebrand wrote in the blog post announcing the extension that using it increases computer security by isolating the document in Chrome's sandbox. If it's malicious, it won't be able to spread the malware to your computer. The Chrome Office Viewer is compatible with Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint presentations.

If Google can successfully integrate Office file support in Chrome and Chrome OS, it would go a long way towards bolstering the company's argument that the browser-based operating system that powers Chromebooks and Chromeboxes are worthy competitors to computers running Windows, Mac, and Linux.