Posts Tagged with 'ReviewMe'

November 6, 2007

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Better Time Management with Say the Time Atomic Clock software

Organizing your tasks is an essential element towards better productivity. You need good time management skills to keep a track of your tasks and work on your deliverables. People use different methods and tools for managing their tasks, time management tool being one of these tools.
If you are finding it tough to manage your time and tasks, look no further. ‘Say the Time‘ atomic clock software is what you should look forward to. With over 20 important features, Say

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August 31, 2007

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Review of GFiMailSecurity 10 for Exchange/SMTP

Every organization that has a website and uses Internet for its business, be it small, medium sized or very large, depends on a mail server to send and receive emails. Many companies use Microsoft Exchange server for its features and enormous flexibility. Since every employee has an email account and they use it for doing their day-to-day job, it becomes imperative that the mail server is always available and functional, on a 24×7 basis. One of the critical ingredients of

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Posted in: Security | Software/Apps | Tools/Utils/Hacks

July 24, 2007

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A cool way to exchange your used DVDs, CDs, Video Games and Books with others

SwitchPlanet is a free service that lets you trade your old DVDs, CDs, Video Games and Books with others. You can exchange your old stuff that you no longer use or intend to trade with other SwitchPlanet members and all you need to do is become a SwitchPlanet member and start exchanging your stuff.
How does switching at SwitchPlanet works?
With SwitchPlanet you trade the stuff you have to get the stuff you want. Other members request stuff from you using our

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Posted in: General

July 5, 2007

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How Good are You at Internet Security?

You could be an expert user or a newbie when it comes to using a computer to access websites on Internet, but did you know that every computer that’s connected to Internet is prone to attacks by hackers. Now why would a hacker be interested in your hacking your computer? The answer is quite obvious. At the time of attacking a computer, one of the primary intentions of a hacker is to gain access to your computer’s data by means

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Posted in: Internet | Security

June 1, 2007

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A Simple Way to Increase the Alexa Rank of Your Website

Is there really a simple way of doing this? I have been looking for ways to increase my blog’s Alexa rank as it’s considered to be an important factor by many online services while judging my blog’s overall performance. Some of them are ReviewMe and Text-Link-Ads. It would be a matter of discussion to determine how reliable their ranking really is and most of you must be already knowing that their ranking system is entirely based on the website usage

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Posted in: Blogs

March 2, 2007

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Software Localization with Sisulizer in Three Simple Steps

Software localization is translating the user interface of a software application to other languages. Localization is often done by translators who are specialized in one or more languages and require certain level of access to the software code to translate the interface to other languages. This type of translation task to localize a software product is mostly outsourced to save the cost but certain degrees of risk is always associated since your code is exposed to external companies and

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Posted in: Programming | Software/Apps

February 12, 2007

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A Simple Server Monitoring Tool to Monitor Your Servers and Applications

If you are in need of monitoring the availability your servers that are spread in various geographical locations or just monitor your application’s response time, Simple Server Monitor is the tool that can suffice all of your requirements. The tool runs on your desktop and lets you monitor the availability of your servers by checking the functionality and operation [availability of service] of the default and custom ports. It not only monitors what you ask it to but also alerts

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