System optimization software, to some extent, are must-have software for PC users. There are various software that could take care of your PC, but which one to choose is always a question. Our computer may encounter different complicated problems, so comprehensive powerful system utilities are good choice. Recently I have tried this Easy Tweaker, now let me tell something about it.
Easy Tweaker offers all you need to take care and optimize your PC. With “1-Click Maintenance” you can easily scan and fix errors in your computer. Everyday system maintenance will become much more readily.
The “Registry Cleaner” function is one of the most important parts in this system utilities. Easy Tweaker scans the registry fast and completely, and it will list a comprehensive error report to the user. After scan, powerful registry fixer will quickly fix all registry problems with one simple click, and if you are advanced computer users, you are allowed to select items to fix by yourself. Easy Tweaker’s registry cleaner is quite efficient that shows me bunch of registry errors after the scan. But Note that if you want to clean and fix all the problems you need to buy the software to get the serial number. Fortunately there is a 60 Days 100% Money Back Guarantee, so you don’t have to worry about any loss and I think you won’t regret buying this at all. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Easy Tweaker, pc maintenance, Registry cleaner, startup manager, System Care, system optimizer
The search giant Google has launched an experimental Chrome extension that allows users to automatically block sites they don’t want showing up in Google search result pages.
The extension is called Personal Blocklist, is also a way for the company to gather information about undesirable domains as it works to combat so-called webspam. With Blocklist extension, users could see what sites are blocked and allows them to edit their list by clicking on the adorable block icon in the upper right of their browser. When a site blocked, the extension notifies Google, and it may ultimately use this information to tweak results across its search engine.
In late January, Google launched a search algorithm change designed to demote certain sites that lift content from other sources, and the new Chrome extension takes aim at similar domains.
"We’ve been exploring different algorithms to detect content farms, which are sites with shallow or low-quality content," reads a blog post from Google anti-webspam man Matt Cutts. "One of the signals we’re exploring is explicit feedback from users." Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Block Domains, Chrome extension, feedback, Google search result, Personal Blocklist
Created by Chinese game developer Kongzhong Corporation (NASDAQ: KONG) elaborately, the 3D MMORPG - Blood Rites is officially announced to be coming soon for players in Europe, America and other English speaking territories. With innovative graphic performance and widely imaginative game experience given, Blood Rites will lead you to a most fantastic virtual world.
Amazing Game Quality Created by Top-level Developing Team
Developed under Kongzhong’s high standard, Blood Rites gathered the art designers from China, South Korea and US, using picturized skill, to prove you this great sensorial performance.
No matter in game technology, graphic quality or even the in-game playing, unique originalities can be seen everywhere in Blood Rites. The new 3D gaming method, top graphic render tech, fresh physics engine, 4 transferable occupations and a full-time company-elf; all these features will be opened to public one after another.
The Unique Elf World
Blood Rites creates a mysterious world of elf’s. Planet of Pandora, Illusion woods, snowland… This entire beautiful scenes will attract your eye while your first time playing. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 3D game, 3d MMORPG, Blood Rites, Elf World, Kongzhong Corporation, online game
Posted in Uncategorized by Eric
Nokia has just announced that it is to form a strategic partnership with Microsoft. Following talks between both sides early on in the week, an agreement has been made.
Nokia has been desperate to secure this partnership in order to boost its performance in the smartphone market. In 2010 Nokia saw its smartphone market share drop by a massive 10%.
It is a deal that leaves Nokia undoubtedly better equipped to cope with the intense pressure coming from the iPhone. Nokia has confirmed that it will not discontinue its Symbian handsets, but in fact continue to develop the software in collaboration with Microsoft. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Meego, Microsoft, Nokia, smartphone market, strategic partnership, Symbian
Data loss is a nightmare that no one wants to see. Therefore, backing up is a fatal step for every computer user. And Apple offers you a great backup solution already: Time Machine. However, even if you are using Time Machine or other backup apps, there is no 100% assurance that data loss would never happen. Sometimes, tragedy just happens, by accident or some irresistible cause. So how do you get back your lost files then? Recently , I tried a great data recovery app: Nice to Recover Data.
What is Nice to Recover Data?
Nice to Recover Data offers you 4 types of data recovery: Quick Recovery, Deep Recovery, Lost Partition Recovery, Photo Recovery. Each recovery type has its own pertinency.
Photo Recovery helps you recover lost, deleted, formatted and inaccessible media files like photos, videos and music.
Lost Partition Recovery recovers partitions which have been lost, overwritten or damaged by a virus or the data on them.
Quick Recovery can recover recently deleted files. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Apple apps, data recovery, data recovery for mac, Lost Partition Recovery, Nice to Recover Data, Quick Recovery
According to Electronista, Nokia has cancelled plans of its new N900 MeeGo smart phone next week, it rumors that Windows Phone 7 device will replace MeeGo smart phone. “knowledgeable outlets have known it was the N9, a variant on the E7 keyboard slider that might have had the N8’s 12-megapixel camera with MacBook Pro-style looks.”
After comparing his firm to a burning platform, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop didn’t mince his words on MeeGo. “We thought MeeGo would be a platform for winning high-end smart phones. However, at this rate, by the end of 2011, we might have only one MeeGo product in the market,” he said. He express s his disappointment with both their platforms, MeeGo and Symbian, in a memo he wrote to company employees. In the 1,300 word memo, Elop pointed out that they were “standing on burning platforms” and hinted a switch to Windows Phone 7 or Android for the future line of smartphones.
Analysts have been urging the firm to opt for Google Inc.’s Android, or Microsoft Corp.’s WP7, but Nokia has, until now, Nokia declined to comment.
Tags: MeeGo Phone, N900 MeeGo smart phone, Nokia, Stephen Elop, Symbian
The Catholic Church has approved a virtual confession application for the iPhone. It demonstrates that religions are not willing to be left behind, but in fact are keen to keep up with the latest technology trends. The confessions application itself ensures that practicing Catholics can confess conveniently.
The application, which costs just under $2, will help users understand their earthly sins. It also offers personalized conscience profiling function which operates based on the users age, sex, job and marital status.
A spokesperson from the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales claimed that the tool was a “useful tool to help people prepare for the Sacrament of Reconciliation” and that by embracing new technology it will allow users “to make a good confession”.
It is thought the approval is an attempt by Catholics to interact with the current digital world.
Tags: digital world, iPhone app, iPhone Confession App, religions, The Catholic Church
Posted in Uncategorized by Eric
Microsoft issued a warning to all its Windows users after it became apparent that there was a security flaw in its software. The issue affects users of its Internet Explorer web browser. A bug in the Internet Explorer means that potentially its 900 million users’ personal data could be accessed by malicious hackers.
Microsoft has released a software patch to protect its users whilst it continues to work on a long-term solution. The windows flaw directly affects Internet Explorer, in particular the way in which in accesses certain web pages. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Angela Gunn, hackers, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Security Issue
