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Perhaps one of the most common requests I get from family and friends is for advice on what security software they should add to their PC – this is after many of them have become frustrated with the trial versions that come with their PC. Well today I Read More...
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One of my favourite Windows tools has just become available for Windows 7 – and in the nick of time as I’m spending some of my time off this week sorting our my digital photo collection. Originally a PowerToy for Windows XP you can now grab it for Windows Read More...
  The plugin God that is Scott Lovegrove has updated his TweetMeMe Plugin for Windows Live Writer. You can now choose a different URL shortening service.   Tweetememe is becoming the defacto retweeting tool on the web which I’m delighted about Read More...
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[update] check out the download site now with sample content [update] Kip now has his review up at Liveside The new version of Windows Live Movie Maker popped out of the Redmond oven today and I think it’s a big step forward. To be honest, the beta version Read More...
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Following on from the TED player I posted about last week, I was checking out a few other apps from Thirteen23. There can be few companies that make more beautiful user interfaces than these guys and their Echo radio player is another fine example. Details Read More...
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I love stuff like this….smart, innovative use of technology to make people’s lives easier. The essence of Blue Monster. Our Cairo Microsoft Innovation Center (CMIC) released Microsoft Maren today – a Windows extension that allows you to type Arabic in Read More...
  The Forgotten Attachment Detector (FAD) is another project from OfficeLabs and is a handy little add in for Outlook. When you send an email FAD checks it for keywords that indicate you’ve forgotten to attach an attachment. If it detects this, it Read More...
It’s been talked about a lot and I think it’s a super smart solution to ensuring legacy applications run on Windows 7. Sure there are some caveats such as it’ll only be available on Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate versions but you can test Ultimate Read More...
I’ve been playing with this for a while and it’s pretty cool – and now it’s freely available to anyone with a Windows Mobile 6 phone Check out a great review at mobilityminded CAB file download tweetmeme_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2009/05/08/facebook-for-windows-mobile-free-download.aspx' Read More...
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When it comes to coding I’m about as useful as fart in spacesuit so Glimmer is the kind of thing I like – it’s jQuery coding for dummies. Find out more from Jeff Sandquist as his team owns this project. He says   Glimmer is a wizard that allows you Read More...
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After posting about the DropClock screensaver this weekend I checked out a few others. My second favourite is the Polar Clock as recommended in the comments on my original post but also worth checking out are these 16 Awesome Screensavers courtesy of Read More...
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I love this screensaver. So much so I ponied up the cash to buy the full version from SCR – on $15 A trial version is available for both Windows and Mac. tweetmeme_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2009/04/19/the-coolest-screesaver-ever.aspx' Read More...
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  My good pal Ewan Dalton has been working on a brilliant Outlook utility over the years known as Thread Compressor . It’s an add-in to Outlook which removes unnecessary emails within a threaded (ongoing) conversation. Rather than keep each reply, Read More...
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  I can’t believe it took me so long to find this screensaver – I’ve mentioned a few times that the album art visualisation in the Zune software would me a great screensaver and now it’s a reality with Crayon Room's Album Art Screensaver for Windows Read More...
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  I meant to blog about this back when we announced it at MIX09 – for anyone who has tried to install Microsoft’s web stack (server, tools, database) the Web Platform is a lifesaver. It used to be a black art to install all the right bits in the Read More...
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