Tag: Windows
Looking for a simple, practical launcher? Try Launchbar 4 for Windows
There’s nothing I like more than a good launcher, especially if it is based on an intuitive, practical concept. Which is why I like...
Organize and manage your photo library, with Phototheca
Digital images have a way of steadily accumulating, whether they come from digital cameras or phones, social networks, or the internet. If you’re looing...
Toggle the internet on and off from the system tray, with InternetOff
If you want to be able to turn the internet off (of on) quickly and easily then read on: InternetOff makes this a one-click...
Delete files off you PC securely and permanently, with Eraser
If you’ve ever run a data recovery program, you know that even the files you deleted and thought were gone forever get recovered. While...
Find out which nearby WiFi network has the most signal strength, with WifiInfoView
Ever wondered which of the WIFI connections available to you has the most signal strength? The number of visible bars gives some indication, but...
Supercharge your right-click menu with these ten UNIQUE utilities
The mouse. A wonder of human-computer interactivity, but is it on the way out? Will touchscreens and flickable interfaces at our fingertips make the...
AllMyApps provides a Windows appstore-like experience for installing and updating programs
The iOS and Mac appstores have had lots of appeal with users. Those who would like to have something like this for Windows (which can...
Check spelling AND grammar both, with Ginger
Chrome’s built in spell checker works ok insofar as that goes (except on those occasions when it fails to kick in), but what about...
ImageMagick: a simple, scriptable tool to convert, edit and compose Images
There lots of software for customizing image files, but most of them are not simple and user-friendly. So if you’re looking for a simple...
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The Best Free Antivirus for Windows – January 2016
I have been looking into the question of which free antivirus is the best for almost 10 years now, and the only way to...
“The Bafflement Fires” – an experimental game designed to manipulate your world view
We’ve always been interested in the intersection between games and art, and have written up a number of games by Jason Nelson exploring the...
Get cloud access to anything on your PC, with TackaCloud’s ‘Personal Cloud’
Although Dropbox and other cloud services have gotten us used to accessing our files anywhere from the cloud, somehow there is always that important...
Introducing: The Ballerina Monsters
Are you missing Freewaregenius and wondering what we’ve been doing for the past several months? One project I’ve been working on is: “The Ballerina...
