Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 January 2014

Ultimate Windows Tweaker Review


There was a time when work tweak meant Microsoft's Tweak UI. Those were the days of XP. Since then , things have changed. Tweak UI is no longer available and the things that needs tweaking have also changed a lot with windows 8 and windows 8.1.

Ultimate Windows Tweaker is designed for advanced users (but it is simple enough for ambitious novices as well), UWT gives you control over more than 150 Windows settings, all of them conveniently grouped into seven categories Personalization, User Accounts & UAC, System Performance, Security Settings, Network Tweaks, Internet Explorer and Additional Tweaks). This is a portable product and and comes bundled in a zip file - download and extract its contents, then double-click to run it. Since it doesn't require installation and leaves your Windows registry keys intact. So, you can run Ultimate Windows Tweaker directly from your hard drive or from on an external USB device.


Before making any changes, it is highly recommended you create a System restore point. You can create a system-restore point just by clicking a button in the UWT window-handy just in case a tweak goes awry. Or click Restore Defaults to set everything back the way it was.

There are two versions available. Version 2.2 is for windows 7 and Vista. Version 3.0 onwards is specifically for Windows 8 and windows 8.1. There are many useful tweaks. for example, You can make welcome screen tweaks (e.g. enable verbose status message) and change options in User Account Control (e.g. enable admin approval mode for the built-in administrator account). Another useful tweak is Restore folder for Windows at startup in the Personalization section. If you shut down your PC or reboot with folders still open, those folders will re-open when Windows restarts.

In addition, you can make many administrative restrictions on Windows 8/windows 7(e.g. disable Registry Editor ), Windows Explorer restrictions (e.g. disable hidden Folder viewing Options), Windows apps' restrictions (e.g. disable Windows Media Cent) or configure Windows Update settings (e.g. disable all Windows Updates)

Download Links

1. Ultimate Windows Tweaker for Windows 8/Windows 8.1 - Version 3.0.1.0

2. Ultimate Windows Tweaker for Windows 7/ WindowsVista - Version 2.2



Tuesday, 16 April 2013

HTC One - Complete Review



The HTC One is the latest HTC flagship smartphone announced just before MWC at a press conference in NYC. Some say it is the last hope for the sinking ship named HTC, while soem feel it is the best android device till date and probably best smartphone ever. So How Good is it. Read More to Find out.


HTC One Complete Review
HTC ONE

Thursday, 1 November 2012

Google Nexus 10 Review



Get over new Ipad and Retina display. After huge success of Nexus 7 in tablets, Google has finally released an 10 in tablet which can give some serious challenge to Apple's Ipad. The Nexus 10 features a 10.1-inch PLS (plane-to-line switching) panel with 2,560x1,600-pixel resolution, displaying 299 pixels per inch (ppi). This announcement comes not a week after Apple unveiled its fourth-generation iPad, which has a lower 2,048x1,536-pixel-resolution, 264ppi screen.Interested! read the full review.

Google Nexus 10 tablet with Android Jelly Bean 4.2

Monday, 15 October 2012

BTGuard Review: Completely Anonymize Your Bittorrent Traffic


With all new laws against file sharing coming along with the Entertainment industry lobbying for increased powers to spy on BitTorrent users, You need to hide your IP address a.k.a your physical location from public eye .If you're using BitTorrent, utorrent, Azure or any such client without taking certain measures to hide your activity, it's just a matter of time before your ISP throttles your connection, sends you an ominous letter or sometimes you can be a party to a Lawsuit. So how to Remain anonymous on Bit Torrent? Read More to find out





Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Latest AMD GPU - Amd HD 8000 'Sea Islands' Specs and Review


AMD's Southern Islands GPU line-up was completed 6 months ago with the launch of the Pitcairn based Radeon HD 7800 series graphics cards. Now with Nvidia launching GTX 650 and GTX 660, it was high time that AMD came back with something powerful. Last week, spec sheets on AMD’s Radeon HD 8000 series leaked out to the press. The chart shows the two upcoming graphics cards that would theoretically replace AMD’s HD 7870 and 7850. With leaks like this, there’s always the question of whether or not the data is valid. But One thing is sure AMD is indeed coming up with powerful GPU's and its tiem you take a look at what these devices are capable of(supposedly!)

ATI Radeon 8000 Series

Tuesday, 18 September 2012

2 GHz on Mobile Phone! Motorola and Intel - Razr I Review


Intel - the leading manufacturer of Chips for Computers and laptops has been missing out in the smart phone Market which has been dominated by ARM based devices. Launched at a London press conference that repeatedly compared the Razr I to the iPhone 4S and new iPhone 5, executives claimed the new phone offers a 50 per cent larger screen in a package the same size as that offered by Apple’s latest model. Can it Beat the Iphone or Galaxy or Even Motorola's Snapdragon Powered Razr HD Maxx. Well, its too early to say that but we present you with the Specs of Motorala Razr I - a Phone with an Intel-fast processor in a beautifully designed phone and add in extra long battery life.

Complete Review of Motorola Razr I

 

Monday, 17 September 2012

Express Review of Nokia Lumia 920 Pure View


NokiaNokia Lumia 920
The Latest Nokia Lumia Phone features some technologies never seen before on a Mobile phone including Pure View Technology having OIS. The question is should you go with Nokia which seems like the Grand daddy of Phones in this age of Smart Android Phones?




Express Review of Nokia Lumia 920


Protect Your Data: Best Backup Softwares



 There’s nothing worse in the computer world than losing all of your hard work – like your documents and projects – or your collection of fun – like your music and movies. You can do a lot to protect these files of course, but sometimes hard drives do fail. In those moments having a backup is crucial. Also, Viruses, Worms or Trojans can corrupt your data and in extreme cases, may cause Hard disk Crash. 
One of the best ways of keeping your data secure and safe from Trojans and Malwares is installing good Anti-virus. But what to do if your computer is affected and your free antivirus is not able to remove it, then only one option lefts i.e. formatting your hard disk. Before formatting you should take complete backup of you hard disk. 
  • Software to Backup UR PC


Why do you need backup software? If you ever have a hard drive fail, or are hit with an impossible-to-remove virus, a complete backup of your files, drives, and operating system is the simplest way to return things to normal. Not having backups is like flying in a combat zone without a parachute.You can use Freeware backup software to automatically take back up of your computer without the need to worry about the manual ways of doing it. These Backup Programs takes the backup of Files or any Drive or whole Computer and restore it back to its original place. Here are some of the best Backup software reviews We Recommend:
Norton Ghost

The Hassle free Software. Norton Ghost helps you back up your whole hard drive – or just selected folders – to another partition, a networked drive or an external storage device. Creating backup copies in Norton Ghost is really easy. The program runs a step-by-step wizard the first time you launch it, which walks you through the process and provides you with all the available options.Norton Ghost can also create an exact copy of your hard drive (with all the existing files, programs and settings). When backing up the whole drive, Norton Ghost will also create a restoration point that will enable you to recover your system in case something goes horribly wrong. As efficient and easy to use as it is, Norton Ghost requires just one thing: patience. Backup copies can take a long time, so you should probably leave the program running in the background while doing something else – or even better, schedule backups to take place when you don't need to use the PC.
Comodo Time Machine

Comodo’s got a pretty sweet collection of free software out there, from antivirus to firewalls to backup software. In the backup space they have two main offerings: Comodo Backup, a sync based solution to the problem, and Comodo Time Machine, which offers an all-encompassing solution similar to Time Machine on a Mac.
Which of these solutions you want depends largely on whether you want a single backup of your files – in which case you should go with Comodo Backup, or an all-encompassing backup of your system including software, in which case Time Machine would be the better fit for you.


DropBox

While not strictly intended to be a piece of backup software, Dropbox does a pretty good job at making sure all your current projects are safe. Here’s how: keep all the projects you are currently working on in your Dropbox. These files will not only be synced to every computer you’ve installed Dropbox on, it will also be synced to the Dropbox servers. This means your current work is instantly backed up to all your machines as well as to the cloud the second you save it.
So while Dropbox may not be a complete backup solution, it can make a great supplement to an old-fashioned hard-drive backup

Macrium Reflect



An award winning disk cloning and imaging solution for free. Protect your personal documents, photos, music and e-mails. Backing up your computer shouldn't be a tedious task. Macrium Reflect Free Edition makes file backup incredibly easy thanks to its intuitive user interface and helpful wizards. Recommended if you want no trouble at all. It also has a nice Freeware version which is also great.

Saturday, 15 September 2012

LG Optimus 4 X Review



LG is often regarded as a company which can make good technology but not great phones. It has all the technological capabilities to manufacture a great phone which it Korean competitor Samsung has been doing desperately. To Reverse its fortunes, LG desperately needs a reboot at the sharp end of the smartphone market - can its slim quad-core offering, in the shape of the much-vaunted Optimus 4X HD, step up to the plate?

LG Optimus 4X vs Samsung Galaxy SII

We got a few promises from LG in the form of offerings like last year's Optimus 3D – but that just felt a bit gimmicky. LG needs to pull something out of the bag if it wants to muscle in on an arena now dominated by Samsung, HTC, Sony and Motorola. So here comes LG's Latest Warrior in the fierce battle at the top end of Smart Phone Market.

Specifications

Processor: Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core 1.5 GHz Cortex-A9 processor

Display: 4.7in 720x1280 pixels True HD-IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen

Storage: 16GB storage

Camera: 8MP rear facing, 1.3MP front facing

Connectivity: GSM/HSPA+, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC

Ports: Micro USB, MicroSD

Operating system: Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich 

Dimensions: 132x68x8.9mm

Weight: 133g