Tools Review

20 of The Best TV Streaming Devices

October 29th, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

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While smart Internet enabled TVs are becoming more popular, there are still a lot of homes that don’t have them. However, with technology advancing so rapidly, the demand for smart TV functionality will continue to increase. Right now, there are more options and devices than ever to stream Netflix, Hulu, games, apps and more to [...]

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Best CPU, Video Card and RAM Tuning Utilities

October 27th, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

If you want to optimize or configure your PC’s CPU processor, video card or even RAM memory for better performance, you have a few different options. Using some readily available freeware downloads from manufacturers and other software companies, you can easily tweak the performance of most of the components of your computer. AMD OverDrive If [...]

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If you’re in IT, you probably need to know how to code in at least one language. It’s always a good thing to be able to whip up some code in Excel or Windows or Javascript or whatever your environment is. At my old company, I used to program in C# mostly until on day [...]

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Super Charge CCleaner with Hundreds of Extensions

September 22nd, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

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I’m a big fan of CCleaner because it does a great job of finding all the crap on my computer and getting rid of it. I run it once a month and it usually frees up a couple of hundred MBs. Plus, the registry cleaner does a good job without ever messing up my system. [...]

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Best Clipboard Manager for Windows 7 & Windows 8

September 16th, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

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I have been looking for a good clipboard manager program for years and had gotten so sick of trying them out and not being satisfied, that I finally gave up and haven’t used on in years. Until today! While browsing some freeware site, I ran across a clipboard manager called Shapeshifter that works on Windows [...]

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Scan Wifi Networks and Channels using WifiInfoView

September 13th, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

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Looking for a quick way to scan all the Wifi networks in your area and seeing what channels they are running on? What about getting other info like the SSID, Mac address, signal strength, company name, etc? Nirsoft has released a new free tool called WifiInfoView which will give you detailed information about all the [...]

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Automatically Move, Delete, or Copy Files in Windows

September 12th, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

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Previously, I wrote about a program called DownloadMover that lets you move files from one folder to another automatically. Unfortunately, this program is very basic and it was last updated in 2005! If you are looking for a program that can handle a variety of file management tasks, then you should check out Limagito FileMover. [...]

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Collaborate on a Document in Real Time using Sync.in

September 4th, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

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Ever wanted to quickly get a couple of people together looking at the same document online and being able to make edits and collaborate on it? Maybe you want a family member to check out your resume and make edits in real time while you chat about it? Or maybe you are having a meeting [...]

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Benchmark Hard Drive Performance with HD Tune

August 30th, 2012 by Aseem Kishore

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Looking for a quick and easy way to check the performance of your hard drive? Maybe you just swapped out an old SATA drive for a new SSD? Want to make sure that the SSD actually is giving you some real performance benefits? Well, you can use a program called HD Tune to monitor your [...]

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For those of you who don’t remember, Sysinternals was a Windows troubleshooting website that had a bunch of free tools to help you manage and troubleshoot problems with Windows. Microsoft purchased the company and it’s still called Sysinternals and it’s list of free tools has been growing ever since. If you’re a technical support person [...]

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