If you are a blogger working on Drupal or Joomla, then OSMOBI is the tool for you. With OSMOBI you can build a mobile version of your website in minutes, without having to write a line of code. All you need to do is: create an account, download the module and theme, install them on your site, activate the mobile version of your site. Plus… the free package does the trick for most sites while the payed one doesn’t rip you off.
You’ve probably heard of PortableApps, but what about Lupo PenSuite? It’s a huge collection of free portable programs and games for your USB stick. The full version includes over 200 essential programs like 7-Zip, Audacity, Notepad++, FileZilla, Foxit Reader, GIMP, CCleaner, uTorrent, Thunderbird and lots more.
Why not give a gift of convenience for less than $10 ? You can give a loved one a 2GB USB or SDHC drive loaded with best in class portable software. With Google Chrome, Firefox and a backup utility, the full Open Office Suite, games, Pidgin and so much more, help someone close to you proactively with a wide range of great programs.
We’ve had nothing but awesome luck with Microsoft Security Essentials, but if you have problems you can try out this little utility that resets all the settings to the default values. We haven’t tested it, but the Windows Club guys usually put out good stuff. (And don’t use it unless you have problems!)
SIW provides information about the hardware and software installed on your computer. From passwords to open ports to the date your battery was made, SIW puts hard to find system settings on your fingertips within seconds. Pro version for commercial users.
Ever wondered exactly how fast your Flash Drive is? You can easily benchmark them using the portable CrystalDiskMark utility that tests both Read and Write speeds. Very handy!
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