PC BACKUP PRO 8.0 - The Most Complete and Easiest Way to Safely Backup Critical Data

Everybody knows that it is smart to backup important files. With Migo PC Backup, Migo Software's smart and powerful backup software, protection is easy to setup so that your backups happen automatically.

Migo PC BackUp takes the hassle out of making backups, so that you won't have to remember when to do it, or struggle to replace a missing or damaged file. You just select your options and the frequency it backs up, and are rest assured that your valuable files are protected. Migo PC BackUp is the ideal solution for securing your photo memories, family movies, and important documents.

Product Benefits at a Glance
1. Comprehensive system backup and disaster recovery software
2. Perfect for desktop, laptop and network backup at your home or small business
3. Backup to Hard Drives, CD-R/RW, DVD+R, DVD-R, USB Drives, Tape Drives, and more
Built in scheduler makes setting up automatic backups quick and easy
4. Wizards provide simple step-by-step instructions to backup an entire system or just a few files
5. Backup entire system, selected files or folders, or just "new and changed" files
Spans backups across multiple pieces of media and use compression to consume less backup media
6. Powerful Disaster Recovery enables the recovery of applications and operating system in the event of hard drive failure

Ability Office Home Edition

Create and edit your documents without having Microsoft Office installed. Low cost alternative to MS Office with compatibility for Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access, and Paint. Each module provides transparency with MS module such that it can read and save .doc, and .xls formats.

Graphics module is superior to MS Paint and is more like Adobe’s Photshop. Each product comes with 2 licenses for Personal use (allows installation on a Desktop and a Laptop). Free and unlimited email support. Ability Office products have a small footprint and use a minimum amount of computer resources.

Passcape Outlook Express Password Recovery

Passcape Outlook Express Password Recovery is a comprehensive solution for recovering all types of Outlook Express saved passwords: SMTP, POP3, IMAP, NNTP, HTTPMAIL, LDAP- Identity passwords.

Features

- An easy and user-friendly wizard interface;- Preventing an unauthorized program execution;

- Recovering Outlook passwords containing non-english characters;- Export passwords to text, HTML or Excel file;

- All passwords are recovered instantly.You can choose between two recovery modes: automatic (decrypt passwords of the current user account) and manual (decrypt passwords directly from Windows registry files). All Outlook Express account passwords are stored in Windows registry. But after Windows re-installation all your passwords may be lost. POEPR can help you to recover these passwords directly from the registry file of your old account.

For more information please visit Passcape home page http://www.passcape.com

TaskDialog.NET

Microsoft Windows Vista introduced a new standard dialog box, called task dialog, to present choices in a clear and consistent way, with a standardized look and layout to replace the old message box which has often been used to create dialog boxes that are difficult to understand and use.

There are no standard classes in .NET framework to work with task dialogs and also there’s no alternative what to do when an application is run on operating system other than Windows Vista. The TaskDialog.NET component provides classes. NET developers can use to add Vista-style task dialogs to their .NET applications that will work on any platform supported by the .NET Framework. Developers simply use TaskDialog class in their code to construct task dialogs as needed and when showing the task dialog the TaskDialog.NET will either use native task dialog API if available (on Windows Vista) or use standard .NET classes to construct identical task dialog on other operating systems.

KingSoft Internet Security 9 Subscription free for 180 Days

Kingsoft Internet Security 9 is a anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall all-in-one security protection and detection system tools for Windows Vista and Windows XP PC. Like Rising AntiVirus, Kingsoft Internet Security 9 is another product from Chinese company, which also develops Kingsoft Office.

Kingsoft Internet Security 9 suite has already been accredited by VB100 and Checkmark, which proven the application’s ability to provide protection and removal of malicious threats. It’s popularly known as DuBa in China, with latest version called Kingsoft (DuBa) Internet Security 2008. DuBa has been available in China and Japan for a while, but only recently the English version is made available to the world at large, and is named as KIS 9 (not Kaspersky Internet Security though).

Kingsoft Internet Security 9 features multiple scanning engines for viruses, malware, spyware, Trojans, worms and rootkits, viral signature delivery, boot clean, and realtime file safety checks against whitelists in Trusted Authenticity Servers assist in providing a comprehensive level of virus and spyware detection ensuring system including private information is protected against even the latest Internet threats.

Kingsoft Internet Security 9 is available for free download with generous 180 days or 6 months free unrestricted usage period with unlimited update and support services, without the need for any registration, e-mail submission, product key, serial number or anything else. Just download and install KIS_International_9_Online_ENG_RTM_20080613.EXE.
Kingsoft Internet Security 9 supports Windows Vista, XP, 2000, 98, Me, and it’s small in size and will not slow down PC, for those who think that most modern anti-virus software is bloated and consumed too much system resources.

Digg partners with Facebook to “connect” users

Facebook announced a new Connect feature, This feature will allow anyone who currently uses Facebook to seamlessly become a Digg user and start sharing and Digging stuff right away.

With this new feature, when you are prompted to log onto Digg, you can use your Facebook account information to sign in. Once you Digg a story, Facebook Connect can publish that in your Facebook Mini-Feed. This allows both Facebook and Digg users to more easily share the content they care about with the people they care about.

Facebook Connect is a key step in Digg’s effort to extend the Digg experience across the social graph. Look out for more upcoming features that further our commitment to the openness and transparency of user data and in providing you more control over your data.

by Kevin Rose

Japanese browser maker takes on IE, Firefox

A Japanese software company is stepping up international promotion of its Web browser in the hope of carving out a 5% share over the next few years of a market dominated by Internet Explorer and Firefox.
The Sleipnir browser is well-known among Japanese technophiles, many of whom value the high level of customization that the browser allows. At the center of this customization is the ability to select either the Trident or Gecko layout engines for each Web site visited. Trident was developed by Microsoft Corp. and is used in Internet Explorer while Gecko is used in Mozilla’s Firefox.
As any user who has changed Web browsers knows, some sites look different or offer different functionality depending on the browser in use. By clicking a small button in the bottom left of the browser and switching between Trident and Gecko, users can choose the best one for the particular site.
Fenrir Inc., which is based in Osaka, began development of the browser in 2005 and has been offering an English version alongside its main Japanese version for sometime but decided to step up promotion overseas after noticing demand rising for the browser from international users, said Yasuhiro Miki, director of Fenrir’s overseas marketing division.
“We’d like to focus on advanced users,” he said.
In the next couple of years, Fenrir hopes to dramatically grow its user base from the current roughly 100,000 users to around 17 million, Miki said. That corresponds to about 5% of the English-speaking Web user base, he said.
In Japan, the browser has a 9% market share, according to Fenrir. No independent data to verify that claim is available, but a recent survey of 3,003 computer programmers published by Nikkei ITpro put Sleipnir’s share at 6% among that group.
Initially, the focus is on the English-speaking market, but Fenrir has plans to look at other language versions, including Spanish and French.

Source From : Computerworld