Postbox Email Client Gets Add-On Capabilities [Downloads] (13)
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Windows/Mac: Email client and attachment aggregator Postbox shows off its Mozilla roots by adding support for add-ons—many of them out of the Thunderbird community—in its latest beta release. Update: Apologies for the typos and incomplete headline in an earlier version, the result of an accidental publish button pushing. Given the sheer amount of media Postbox organizes in any email account, add-ons could be an exciting possibility for Postbox, as developers write tools to make use ...
Colabolo Manages Your Team's Task Delegation [Downloads] (14)
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Windows/Mac/Linux: Free application Colabolo is a simple, lightweight task delegation tool designed to assign, organize, and track team task collaboration. Colabolo has a lot of advantages for team task collaboration. For starters, it's an Adobe AIR application, so it works virtually anywhere. It's set up to look kind of like a desktop email application but for tasks. You can organize your tasks by type, status, priority, or by the person you assigned to it; view ...
Firefox 3.5 RC2 Available for Download [Beta Beat] (19)
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Windows/Mac/Linux: The early adopters at weblog gHacks note that Firefox 3.5 Release Candidate 2 has already been distributed to Mozilla's mirror servers and is available for download from...
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Sean Higgins said:
Upgrading right now. The second upgrade this week.
BPM Analyzer Calculates the BPM of Your Music, Adds Tags [Downloads] (60)
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Windows/Mac OS X: Free application BPM Analyzer determines the beats per minute (BPM) of any MP3 on your computer, then automatically updates the ID3 tags with the BPM info—perfect for finding workout music to hit the 120-140 BPM sweet spot. Just drag and drop tracks into the BPM Analyzer's interface and let it automatically calculate the BPM and update the ID3 tags—meaning all the work you have to do is the dragging and dropping. You ...
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thecolor said:
great for the sports nut who likes a great mix, in us! :)
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Firefox 3.5 Upgrades to Release Candidate for Beta Testers [Updates] (13)
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If you're already running the latest build of Firefox's 3.5 beta, you'll be able to upgrade sometime today to a release candidate version Mozilla considers "stable for daily browsing." Direct downloads for everyone, meanwhile, arrive sometime this week. Mozilla notes that beta testers can get the update a little early by hitting the familiar "Check for Updates" in the Help menu, but an update prompt should also arrive some time today. Anyone else who wants ...
Moovida Media Center is a Simplified Big-Screen Player [Downloads] (20)
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Windows/Linux: Elisa, the clean, straightforward media center we previously toured, has grown into something else—namely Moovida, a similar but more advanced and TV-focused media center. Take a look at what's new in this brief screenshot tour. Before you jump into the pretty pictures, let us note that Moovida, available free for Windows and Linux systems, plays nicer on XP and Vista systems than on Windows 7 RC, at least for the moment. It also asks ...
Evernote Available in Palm Pre App Catalog [Downloads] (14)
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Palm Pre owners making the jump from the iPhone, or anyone looking to get more organizational synchronization going, take note: Evernote has quietly dropped an official client in the Pre's App Catalog for download. Adding text notes and pictures from your Pre's camera or photo roll are the two big features in this client, but the Palm's multi-tasking "cards" also allows for having multiple notes open at once. While a search box isn't apparent from ...
Firefox 3.0.11 Update Improves Stability, Fixes Extension Errors [Updates] (10)
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Mozilla has released Firefox 3.0.11 to servers, adding your run-of-the-mill security and stability fixes and fixing up a bug that had prevented some extensions from working properly. If you prefer the "Check for Updates" route, you'll need to wait a bit for Mozilla to flip the switch on their servers; if you want to grab the update right now, you can find it on various online resources. Hit the full bug list for a closer ...
Fedora 11 Released and Ready for Download [Downloads] (26)
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The popular Linux distribution Fedora (you know, the one that isn't Ubuntu) has just released a new major version, Fedora 11, around six-and-a-half months after the release of Fedora 10. The changelog is extensive, but the screenshot tour shows an alluring operating system. You can read the entire Fedora 11 changelog here, but it's rather unwieldy. For changes more likely to concern you, hit the Changes in Fedora for Desktop Users page for specifics on ...
Lifehacker - A Quick Look at Fedora 11 in Screenshots - fedora 11 (19)
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Fotopedia Creates a Wikipedia-Inspired Online Photo Encyclopedia [Downloads] (26)
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Windows/Mac OS X: Parts Flickr and Wikipedia, photo site and desktop application Fotopedia lets users create and upload topic-driven collaborative web albums complete with Google Maps information, Wikipedia entries, tagging, and more. Fotopedia's desktop application helps you create and share your photo albums with friends. You can also upload photos from your desktop to the Fotopedia site, turning them into a slideshow web album complete with an associated Wikipedia entry and Google Maps information. Once ...
Safari 4 Leaves Beta, Calls Itself "World's Fastest Browser" [Downloads] (41)
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Windows/Mac OS X: Apple's Safari 4 web browser left beta today, boasting itself as "the world's fastest web browser." Not much has changed from Safari 4 since we took you on a hands on look at Safari 4 beta—except for the fact that Safari 4 has hopefully lost the significant "crashy" aspect—which Apple has claimed is the case. As for their claim of browser speed domination, it seems like we hear the same song and ...
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Mark said:
That is pretty. May have to see if it's worth the switch from Firefox.
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Rahul Gaitonde said:
The rendering might be fast, but the browser itself is sluggish. I've been using Chrome the last week or so. Nowhere as pretty as Safari, but heck it's snappy.
Transmission 1.7 Update Fixes Memory Leaks, Improves Web-Based Remote Control [Updates] (16)
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Mac OS X/Linux only: The popular BitTorrent application Transmission updated to version 1.70 a couple of days ago, then quickly released 1.71 today. The 1.70 release introduced several small but worthwhile fixes and updates, including large speed improvements with its web-based remote control interface, along with bug fixes and plugged memory leaks. The subsequent 1.71 release fixed some high CPU usage problems introduced with the 1.70 release. If you regularly use Transmission, now seems like ...
