For updating a bunch of software programs/apps at once, I like to go here (ninite.com), download their “Installer”, and run that customized “ninite” installation file for an easy update of apps. I like this better than waiting for those individual programs to prompt me that they’ve got an update available.
Anyway, here’s the link:
You can add or remove apps from this list before downloading your copy.
This looks very useful for those of us with “old” music on vinyl and/or tapes:
http://www.jr.com/product/productDetail.jsp?navProduct=ion_record2pc&redirect=1#productTabDetails
Symantec advises disabling pcAnywhere software.
Personally, I advise against using anything by Symantec/Norton or McAfee.
Kaspersky or Microsoft Security Essentials, Malwarebytes and TeamViewer can replace anything by Symantec, and do a better job of it.
Hard Drive Manufacturers Slash Warranty Periods
That’s on new drives. So, from now on, more than ever, always have an external drive (or two) for backups.
Surveillance Company Says It Sent Fake iTunes, Flash Updates – Digits – WSJ.
Great. Now we can’t even trust software updates from “legitimate” companies. The only workaround is to ONLY get your updates manually from the software maker’s website.
Internet Video Converter download and reviews from SnapFiles.
Good for converting Blackberry videos, and a lot more. It even has a rotate feature that I will try out next.
I’ve been referring to this today and thought others might find it useful: Blogger Help
According to PC Magazine, anyway: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2381528,00.asp
