Like most P2p sites, this one gives you access to some of the hottest and latest music and music videos from all over that is legal. The site offers a free version of their proprietary software which you use to manage all your shared files, downloads, previews and many more. The free version allows you to download a copy of the song which you can play for 3 times before the . . .
Take control of IE with RepairIE
Microsoft's Internet Explorer is not my favorite browser. I just find it a little clunky and hard to personalize. But RepairIE is one app that may make me relook IE again. The 500kb utility has five tabs that help you administer IE in a way that is easy to do and understand. You can configure IE's appearance, features, network connections, search and security through a . . .
USB Safely Remove is a Cool Utility
Don't you just hate the way Windows manages attached devices and storage media on the USB? I just about explode everytime I get a message that I can't safely remove my flashdisk because some program is said to be using it and you frantically remove every single app that's open hoping that it's the one that's causing the problem. That's why I think a utility like USB Safely . . .
Sync bookmarks, passwords with Foxmarks
I recently downloaded Foxmarks to my Firefox browsers at both my desktop and laptops. Let me tell you, I am a very satisfied user. Foxmarks allows you to sync the bookmarks between computers. This abilit makes it easier to manage multiple computers that you use. Any changes made in one computer is reflected in other computers that you use. What's more Foxmarks now has the . . .
Cool utility: Evil Lyrics, a lyric search tool
Downloading music is a lot of fun especially when you get the opportunity to actually sing along. Karaoke is probably one the best pastimes in the world but what is hard is that singing along to an mp3 is hard because you always need to look for the lyrics for each file. That's why I think a utility like Evil Lyrics is such a big help for closet singers. The free app . . .