Shortly after we talked about a review of AVG Internet Security version 8.5, the good people from AVG Technologies launched version 9.0. They say it fixes most of the complaints people had with v8.5. Until somebody publishes a complete review of the solution, you can check out yourselves if this is true or not.
Browse by artist or date, create playlists and much more. We found some very rare soundtracks and great performances at Wolfgang’s, hope you do too. Registration required.
100’s of aircraft. 1000’s of airports. Check those ailerons and go to Paris in time for dinner.
This tiny application watches for anything that you’ve copied to a folder, and automatically resizes it to the size that you’ve specified. It’s not as good as the Image Resizer Powertoy Clone, but it’s still pretty cool.
Dropresize [via freewaregenius]
Old school video games are just so much fun. You can play the classic Duck Hunt in your browser with this simple little flash game. Pity you can’t shoot that annoying dog.
If you want the Firefox Awesome Bar to give you search suggestions, act as a calculator, or add a spell-checker directly in the list without needing to waste time hitting the search results page, the CyberSearch extension is exactly what you need. Hit the download page for way more screenshots.
In this case, Fayetteville, NC. IPGeoInfo will show your IP and search any entered IP address with results shown on a map, globally.
Google Redesigned by Globex Designs are open source themes for Gmail, GReader and GCalendar. Easy to install and without much (if any) degradation in loading times, these are beautiful enhancements for plain vanilla pages. For all gecko based browsers (Firefox, Flock, etc.) More screen shots here.
If you’ve ever wanted to just easily right-click a file and upload it straight to your Facebook, Flickr, Imageshack, or other accounts—you are in luck. Application Rightload can easily handle these tasks, or just upload straight to a plain old FTP server. Note: We’re using this application over at How-To Geek.
Sick and tired of dual-booting, virtual machines and all that jazz? Well, the Portable Ubuntu project runs Linux as a Windows app—natively integrated into the rest of the OS. Internally it’s still a virtual machine, but it’s still an interesting idea.
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