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Samsung S5830L Galaxy Ace - Unlocked Phone - Black
Samsung
$190.97

iPhone 3G 8GB (Unlocked)
Apple
$229.00

LG enV3 VX9200 Verizon Cell Phone with 3MP Camera, Camcorder, Bluetooth, Stereo music, MicroSD expand to 16 GB, Email (Blue)
LG
$71.99

Samsung Galaxy S III GT-i9300 16GB Unlocked Android Smartphone - International Version, No Warranty (Marble White)
SAMSUNG
$669.99

amsung Galaxy S III/S3 GT-I9300 Factory Unlocked Phone - International Version (Pebble Blue)
$687.95

BlackBerry 8520 Unlocked Phone with 2 MP Camera, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi--International Version with No Warranty (Black)
BlackBerry
$149.99

Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100 Unlocked Phone with 8MP Camera and Touchscreen - International Version (Black)
Samsung
$462.99

Blackberry 9650 Bold Unlocked GSM Smartphone with 3 MP Camera, Bluetooth, 3G, Wi-Fi, and MicroSd Slot (charcoal)
$184.48

HTC A9192 Inspire 4G Unlocked Phone with Android OS, 3G Support, 8 MP Camera, Wi-Fi, and GPS--(Black)
HTC
$267.55

Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 US 3G 850/1900 5MP / WIFI / GPS / Touch Screen Unlocked World Smartphone International Version With US Warranty
Samsung
$189.22

SmartPhone Sale

2012-06-24T20:30:00.001-07:00

ProductsPrice

Samsung Galaxy S III 4G Android Phone, Blue 16GB (AT&T)
Samsung
$189.99

HTC One X 4G Android Phone, Gray (AT&T)
HTC
$169.99

Samsung Galaxy S III 4G Android Phone, White 16GB (AT&T)
Samsung
$189.99

Nokia Lumia 900 4G Windows Phone, Black (AT&T)
Nokia
$49.99

HTC One X 4G Android Phone, White (AT&T)
HTC
$169.99

LG Xpression Phone (AT&T)
LG
$0.01

Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket 4G Android Phone, Black (AT&T)
Samsung
$59.99

Samsung Galaxy Note 4G Android Phone, Ceramic White (AT&T)
Samsung
$199.99

Samsung Galaxy Note 4G Android Phone, Carbon Blue (AT&T)
Samsung
$199.99

Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket 4G Android Phone, White (AT&T)
Samsung
$59.99

Big Sale Home Decor

2012-06-24T20:25:00.002-07:00

ProductsPrice

Emergency Fire Starter
SE
$3.79

Acu Rite Indoor Humidity Monitor
Chaney Instruments
$12.10

Cloud b Twilight Constellation Night Light, Sea Turtle
Cloud b
$27.86

Prince Lionheart Jumbo Toy Hammock
Prince Lionheart, Inc.
$8.28

Cloud b Twilight Ladybug
Cloud b
$27.95 - $59.99

Identity Stronghold Secure Sleeve / Case for ID & Credit Card - Pack of 10
Identity Stronghold
$14.99

The Shave Well Company a TRULY FOG FREE Shower Shave Mirror. Truly fogless by design. Will not fall off of the wall.
The Shave Well Company
$9.99

Cloud b Sleep Sheep Four Soothing Sounds From Nature
Cloud b
$21.18

Ambient Weather WS-1171 Wireless Advanced Weather Station with Temperature, Dew Point, Barometer and Humidity
Ambient Weather
$39.99

Acu-Rite Home Comfort Monitor
Acu-Rite
$5.89 - $18.49

Big Sale Kitchen Furniture

2012-06-24T20:23:00.002-07:00

ProductsPrice

Sterilite 29308001 3-Drawer Wide Cart with See-Through Drawers and Black Casters, White
STERILITE
$26.50

Whitmor 6054-268 Supreme Bakers Rack, Chrome and Wood
Whitmor
$82.54

Sterilite 28348002 7-Drawer Cart White with See-Through Drawers and Black Casters 2-Pack
STERILITE
$68.63

Avenue Six Curves Hour Glass Chair
Avenue Six
$141.69 - $262.99

Stainless Steel Work Table - 49"
SM
$155.99

TRINITY EcoStorageTM 48" NSF Stainless Steel Prep Table
Trinity
$139.99

Winsome Wood Black and Chrome Pub Table
Winsome Wood
$82.00

Winsome Wood Foldable Mission Cart, Natural
Winsome Wood
$67.59

Baxton Studio Fiorenza White Plastic Armchair with Wood Eiffel Legs, Set of 2
Baxton Studio
$147.88

4 Pack - HERCULES Series Premium Curved Triple Braced & Quad Hinged Grey Metal Folding Chair
Flash Furniture
$69.99

Big Sale Dining Room Furniture

2012-06-24T20:20:00.001-07:00

Presto 08800 EverSharp electric knife sharpener
Presto
$27.54

Presto 6-Quart Aluminum Pressure Cooker
Presto
$26.99

Winsome Wood Windsor Chair, Natural, Set of 2
Winsome Wood
$74.99

Clear Vinyl Chair Protectors - Set of 2 (Clear) Fits Chairs up to 21" x 21" (Actual Size 26" X 25 3/4")
LAMINET
$15.24

Safety 1st Screen Door Saver, White
Dorel Juvenile Group
$6.98

Three Piece Tavern Set With Stools
Linon Imports Inc
$117.97 - $208.00

QUEEN BED -- COASTER 300260Q
Coaster Home Furnishings
$132.22

Winsome Wood S/2 Beveled Seat 24-Inch Counter Stools, Nat/Wht
Winsome
$45.00

Set Of 4 Chairs In A Rich Cappuccino Finish "new"
RAINBOW FURNITURE
$107.94

Brown Leather Storage Bench - Coaster 501041
Coaster Home Furnishings
$97.19

Sale Equipment DJ, Electronic Music & Karaoke

2012-06-24T14:49:00.001-07:00

Odyssey ARS1 1 Space Rack Shelf Accessory
Odyssey
$20.37

Singing Machine SML-383 Portable CDG Player Karaoke Machine, Black
Singing Machine
$39.87

Memorex MKS-SS1 SingStand Home Karaoke System
Memorex
$56.96

ION Audio iCUE3 Discover DJ System
ION Audio
$66.99

On-Stage LPT5000 Laptop Computer Stand
OnStage
$24.73

AUDIO TECHNICA ATN3600L Replacement Stylus for The AT3600L
AUDIO TECHNICA
$11.75

Singing Machine iSM-1028 N CDG Karaoke Player
Singing Machine
$189.00

Numark MIXTRACK DJ Software Controller
Numark
$138.33

PYLE-PRO PLPTS25 Laptop Computer Stand for DJ
Pyle
$29.12

Numark MIXTRACK PRO DJ SOFTWARE CONTROLLER WITH AUDIO I/O
Numark
$249.00

Amazon Gift Card Very Cheap

2012-06-24T14:46:00.001-07:00

Amazon.com Gift Cards - E-mail Delivery
Amazon
$0.15 - $2,000.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards - In a Gift Box - Free One-Day Shipping
Amazon
$50.00 - $500.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards - In a Greeting Card - Free One-Day Shipping
Amazon
$10.00 - $2,000.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards - Print at Home
Amazon
$0.15 - $2,000.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards
Amazon.com
$10.00 - $100.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards - Facebook Delivery
Amazon
$0.15 - $2,000.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards, Pack of 3 Cards - Free One-Day Shipping
Amazon
$45.00 - $300.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards, Pack of 10 cards - Free One-Day Shipping
Amazon
$100.00 - $500.00

Amazon.com Gift Cards, Pack of 3 cards in greeting cards - Free One-Day Shipping
Amazon
$30.00

Amazon Gift Cards - Box of 50 Cards
Amazon
$1,250.00 - $2,500.00

Software Cheap

2012-06-24T14:43:00.001-07:00

Diablo III: Standard Edition
Blizzard Entertainment
$52.00

QuickBooks Pro 2012
Intuit, Inc.
$135.31

Microsoft Office Home & Student 2010 - 3PC/1User (Disc Version)
Microsoft Software
$124.99

Norton Internet Security 2012 3User [Download]
Symantec Digital Software
$21.50

Microsoft Office Home & Business 2010 Product Key Card- 1PC/1User [Download]
Microsoft
$151.63

Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition [Download]
Capcom
$39.99

Office for Mac 2011 Home & Student -Family Pack
Microsoft Software
$103.93

Norton 360 v.6 1User/3PC [Download]
Symantec Digital Software
$32.99

Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64bit (Full) System Builder DVD 1 Pack
Microsoft Software
$99.99

Sid Meier's Civilization V: Gods and Kings [Download]
2K Games
$26.99

Pet Supplies For Your Dogs

2012-06-24T14:41:00.002-07:00

FURminator Large Yellow deShedding Tool with 4-Inch Edge
Furminator
$17.49

Merial Frontline Plus Flea and Tick Control for 45 to 88-Pound Dogs, 6 Applicators
Merial
$61.47

Bayer Advantage II Purple 6-Month Flea Control for Cats 9+ lbs.
Bayer
$48.50

Regalo Easy Step Walk Thru Gate, White
Regalo
$31.50

Bayer K9 Advantix II Blue 6-Month Flea & Tick Drops for Extra Large Dogs, 55+ lbs.
Bayer
$60.41

Nutramax Cosequin DS Double-Strength Chewable Tablets - 250 Count
Nutramax
$65.00

Drinkwell Fountain Premium Replacement Filter 3 pack
Drinkwell
$5.02

Zuke's Mini Naturals Dog Treats Roasted Chicken Recipe, 16-Ounce
Zuke's
$8.15

Bags on Board Regular Bag Refill Pack, 120 Bags
Bags on Board
$7.95

FURminator Long Hair deShedding Tool for Large Dogs
Furminator
$28.07

Sunglasses For Your Eyes

2012-06-24T14:34:00.000-07:00

Ray-Ban RB2132 New Wayfarer Sunglasses
Ray-Ban

$71.69 - $703.00

Ray-Ban RB3025 Aviator Sunglasses
Ray-Ban

$85.00 - $703.00

Omron HR-100C Heart Rate Monitor
Omron

$34.99

Cole Haan Men's Air Colton Split Oxford
Cole Haan

$198.00

Samsonite 5 Piece Nested Luggage Set
Samsonite

$100.80 - $139.95

Ray-Ban RB2140 Original Wayfarer Sunglasses
Ray-Ban

$92.00 - $703.00

Oakley Men's GasCan Sunglasses
Oakley

$60.30 - $154.99

Oakley Men's Flak Jacket XLJ Polished Sunglasses
Oakley

$149.00 - $210.00

Ray-Ban RB4147P Flatop Boyfriend Polarized Sunglasses
Ray-Ban

$125.00 - $185.00

Prada 27NS 1AB3M1
Prada

$189.99

Free Download WinZip

2012-06-24T00:46:00.001-07:00

CNET Editors' review

by: CNET Staff on October 26, 2011

WinZip version 16 has hit the streets, bringing with it a few features aimed at keeping the venerable archiving tool in the cool crowd. Plus, with its all-new native 64-bit engine, this newest release runs just a bit smoother and faster than before.

But first things first--the guts of the program. WinZip 16 retains its large feature set, including drag-and-drop support and content-sensitive previews. It can compress images by up to 25 percent and has a "Zip from Camera" wizard, and deep context menu support enables you to perform most of WinZip's functions on the fly. However, while installing you should keep an eye out for the Kaspersky Security Scan companion install; it is an opt-out offer.

WinZip 16 also keeps confidential data secret by "shredding" the temporary file that WinZip creates by default whenever it opens an archive. The shredding uses U.S. Department of Defense standard DoD 5220.22-M. Other security features include built-in AES encryption and customizable password requirements, both of which could prove handy in conjunction with WinZip's shiny new sharing features.

Seamlessly integrated into WinZip 16's interface is ZipSend. With a few clicks, ZipSend can help you to circumvent E-mail attachment restrictions thanks to partner YouSendIt's cloud storage and file transfer powers. Right off the bat, the feature allows you to e-mail up to 50MB of zipped data for free, and up to 2GB if you're a ZipSend Pro user. While ZipSend may seem a bit convoluted, as it's powered by YouSendIt and requires a separate install of an app called WinZip Courier, it is certainly a perfect complement to WinZip's core archiving functions.

The other big addition to version 16 is ZipShare, a convenient and smart feature that lets you upload your ZIP file to the cloud, and post a link on your Facebook Wall for others to download, all with a few clicks. It's impressive, no doubt, but we still feel it could use some tweaking. For one, we'd love to be able to tag people on the Wall post, in case the download is meant for one or more friends in particular. Also, we'd love to see a bit more flexibility in the form of sharing through direct messages or via other social networks. But even without these minor tweaks, ZipShare is still a useful feature that's sure to be exploited by WinZip's millions of users.

Finally, WinZip 16 includes a "Zip to Blu-ray" feature that lets you store up to 50GB of archived data per disc. While this feature likely won't be used as often as the others, it's still nice to have the capability.

Overall, we love the new additions that WinZip has incorporated. While they may not be ground-breaking by any means, they do add another layer of icing to an already delicious WinZip cake.

Free Download DAEMON Tools Lite

2012-06-24T00:45:00.000-07:00

Publisher's Description

From Disc Soft:

DAEMON Tools Lite is a virtual DVD-ROM emulator based on a SCSI miniport driver. It emulates max. 4 DVD-ROM drives and works with CD/DVD images created by many burning programs. It is great on notebooks without a physical CD-/DVD-ROM drive or to save akku power and speed up CD/DVD access. In opposite to other CD-/DVD-ROM emulators DAEMON Tools Lite doesn't use a proprietary container format. The advantage is that you can burn the images you're using with DAEMON Tools Lite right away or just test an image before burning it to see if it was created correctly. DAEMON Tools Lite works with most image formats. Moreover it has a special feature to make physical (burned) backups of your CD / DVD images when it is possible. It supports Alcohol120%-Images (MDS-Files) and RMPS-Media. It's also great if you want save Power on your Notebook.

What's new in this version: Version 4.45.4 offers support of APE image files; DT as a new virtual device is added to perform Basic Emulation; Improvement of portable installation; SPTD 1.78.

Free Download DriveMax

2012-06-24T00:44:00.001-07:00

CNET Editors' review

by: CNET Staff on October 20, 2008

Behind a slick interface, this program backs up all your PC's drivers in case you mess up something fierce. From registration to implementation, DriverMax works fast, runs smooth, and does even more than mere backing up.

When you run the app, it asks you if you'd like to run the trial version or apply for a registration key. The key is free, though, requiring only an e-mail address and your name. Once you've entered the key, the program interface appears, with slick button navigation: Driver Operations, Updates and Identification, and Popular Hardware. Mousing over one reveals more choices, so you can export your drivers, import drivers, or view an installed drivers report.

Updates lets you update both the DriverMax software and the drivers themselves, although as of this writing there is a warning label on the DriverMax Web site that downloads are not currently functioning. The program can also identify unknown hardware and point you in the direction of popular hardware options, pointing users to a compilation of statistics about different video cards and processors.

The strongest features, though, relate to driver backup and reinstalls. They function smoothly, offering users the option to back up all drivers or compile a customized list. Reinstalling an "accidentally" deleted driver was as pain-free as could be. As of the version 4.4 update, the DriverMax Agent, which automatically scans for driver updates, works in Windows XP and Windows Vista 32-bit, but not 64-bit. This is a great utility tool that should appeal to newbies, advanced hackers, and everybody in between.

Free Download PhotoScape

2012-06-24T00:42:00.004-07:00

CNET Editors' review

by: CNET Staff on November 06, 2008

Add another name to the roster of feature-rich freeware image editors: PhotoScape. Although it eats and leaks about as much memory as Firefox, this editor is perfect for those making the jump between JPEG and am-pro dSLR work.

It supports RAW, as well as all other major image formats from JPEG and PNG to animated GIFs

. It comes with prebuilt templates for users to create photo collages, fumetti, and Web comics, and has a standard set of red-eye removal, light/shadow, and contrast-editing features. One warning about the RAW processing: although it looks like you can drag and drop, the converter doesn't change RAW to JPEG unless you load the RAW file from within the native file navigator. It's a minor bug, but one that can lead you to believe that there's no RAW support at all. You can also batch edit images, combine them, and print them out one at a time or several at once.

The program loads fast and possesses an interface completely different from those familiar with Adobe's industry-leading tools. Users are greeted by circular navigator complemented by a tabbed nav on the top of the main screen. Most but not all main features are accessible from either nav. It might take some people time to get used to the unusual layout, but it's only unusual for an image editor; otherwise it's intuitive, fast, and lacks only the most advanced of image editing features.

Free Download Google Chrome

2012-06-24T00:41:00.003-07:00

CNET Editors' review

by: CNET Staff on May 15, 2012

The bottom line: Competitiveness, thy name is Chrome. Google's browser is one of the fastest and most standards-compliant browsers available. It lacks some of the fine-tuning you'll find in Firefox, but from the minimalist interface to support for future-Web tech like Native Client and HTML5, the browser is a must.

Review:
Google Chrome has matured from a lightweight and fast browsing alternative into an innovative, standard-bearing browser that people love. It's powerful enough to drive its own operating system, Chrome OS. The browser that people can use today, Chrome 19, offers highly competitive features, including synchronization, autofill, and standards compliance, and maintains Google's reputation for building one of the fastest browsers available.

Chrome 19 represents a major milestone for the browser, but those expecting to see dramatic changes in major-point updates will be disappointed. For a while now, Google has been pushing features over what it calls milestone numbers in a rapid-release cycle, which means that as soon as new features are usable in the beta version of Chrome, Google will likely push them to all users in the stable edition.

Chrome 19 brings the advanced graphics support of WebGL and Canvas2D to older Windows and Mac computers. Unfortunately, the improvements do not apply to Linux.
Please note that there are at least four versions of Chrome available at the moment, and this review only addresses the "stable" branch, intended for general use. Chrome beta (Windows (download) | Mac (download)), Chrome dev (Windows (download) | Mac (download)), and Chrome Canary (Windows (download) | Mac (download)) are progressively less stable versions of the browser, and aimed at developers.
Installation
Chrome's installation process is simple and straightforward. If you download the browser from Google's Web site, it will ask you if you'd like to anonymously submit usage statistics to the company. This can be toggled even after the browser is installed by going to the wrench-icon Preferences menu and choosing Options, then Under the Hood, and checking or unchecking Help Make Chrome Better. Depending on your processor, the installation process should take less than 2 minutes.
Interface
Google's Chrome interface has changed remarkably little since its surprise debut in September 2008. Tabs are still on top, the location bar (aka Omnibox) dominates the minimalist design, and the browser has few visible control buttons besides Back, Forward, and a combined Stop/Reload button. Although some users may not like having the tabs on top, we find it to be aesthetically preferable because it leaves more room below for the Web site we're looking at.
One change has been to remove the secondary Page Options button and combine it with the Preferences wrench icon to create space for extension icons to the right of the location bar. As it currently stands, it could be better organized. Some controls, such as page zoom, are readily available. Others, such as the extension manager, are hidden away under a Tools submenu.
Chrome's extensions are fairly limited in how they can alter the browser's interface. Unlike Firefox, which gives add-on makers a lot of leeway in changing the browser's look, Chrome mandates that extensions appear only as icons to the right of the location bar. The benefit is that this maintains a uniform look to the browser, but it definitely limits how much the browser can be customized. Chrome doesn't support sidebars, either, although other Chromium-based browsers (such as Comodo Dragon) do offer the feature. There is an option in Chrome's about:flags, a series of experimental features, that lets you move the tabs to a sidebar.
Settings pages get their own tab, rather than a dialog box. If you sign in more than one Google account, you'll see the profile icons in the upper left corner on the tab row.
Even with its limitations, the interface design has remained a contemporary exemplar of how to minimize a browser's screen footprint while keeping the browser easy to use and versatile.
Features and support
Chrome 19's features are accessible from the Preferences menu via the wrench icon on the right side of the navigation bar. It offers a complete range of modern browsing conveniences. The basics are well-represented, including tabbed browsing, new window creation, and a private browsing mode that Google calls Incognito, which disables cookie tracking, history recording, extension support, and other browsing breadcrumbs.
Chrome is based on WebKit, the same open-source engine that powers Apple Safari, Google's Android mobile platform, and several other desktop and mobile Web-browsing tools. However, Chrome runs on a different JavaScript engine than its WebKit cousins, and there are other changes as well.
Along with hardware-accelerated 3D CSS, there have been interesting security improvements. You can now delete Flash cookies from inside Chrome, which makes sense given that Chrome comes with Flash built in, and there's a new Safe Browsing protection against downloading malicious files. Chrome's Web app support now includes the ability to launch Web apps from the location bar. This gives keyboard jockeys a bit more power to avoid mousing around, more readily apparent in Chrome OS but nevertheless good to have in the regular old Chrome browser.
There's Native Client, too. Also known as NaCl, it's open-source technology that allows C and C++ code to be securely run in the browser. It basically lets software run within two protected sandboxes, which will theoretically cut down on browser-based threats dramatically. When completed, NaCl will enable Web apps to run as smoothly as programs that are hosted on your hard drive.
Besides allowing you to disable JavaScript, Chrome will automatically block Web sites that are known to promulgate phishing attacks and malware threats or be otherwise unsafe. The usefulness of this depends on Google's ability to flag Web sites as risky, though, and so it's recommended to use an add-on like the Web of Trust extension or a separate security program to block threats.
Chrome also offers a lot of privacy-tweaking settings. In the Options menu, go to the Under the Hood tab. From here, you can toggle and customize most of the browser's privacy and security settings. Cookies, image management, JavaScript, plug-ins, pop-ups, location information, and notifications can be adjusted from the Content Settings button. This includes toggling specific plug-ins, such as the built-in Adobe Flash plug-in or the Chrome PDF reader (which is deactivated by default).
Chrome offers malware scanning on Web pages to include downloads, and the precaching tool for loading sites in your search results early now works with the Omnibox location bar.
Print preview, formerly a small but glaring hole in Chrome's feature list, is now present in the Windows and Linux versions. Chrome stable for Mac still doesn't have the feature, which is powered by the PDF reader that comes built into Chrome.
Chrome's tabs remain one of the best things about the browser. The tabs are detachable: "tabs" and "windows" become interchangeable here. Detached tabs can be dragged and dropped into the browser, and tabs can be rearranged at any time by clicking, holding, dragging, and releasing. Not only can tabs be isolated, but each tab exists in its own task process. This means that when one tab crashes, the other tabs do not. Though memory leaks are a major concern in Chrome when you have dozens of tabs open, we found sluggish behavior and other impediments weren't noticeable until after there were more than 30 tabs open. That's not an immutable number, though, and different computers' hardware will alter browser performance.
You can now sync tabs and their browsing histories to other computers and devices in Chrome 19. This includes Chrome for Android, expected to leave beta soon.
Some of the basics in Chrome are handled extremely intuitively. In-page searching works smoothly. Using the Ctrl-F hot key or the menu option, searching for a word or phrase will open a text entry box on the top right of the browser. Chrome searches as you type, indicating the number of positive results and highlighting them on the page.
Account syncing is another area where Chrome does well. Using your Gmail account, Chrome will sync your themes, preferences, autofill entries, passwords, extensions, and bookmarks. You can toggle each of those categories, too. Extension syncing has been the roughest of the lot.
Chrome has multiple user account support. This means that you can now have multiple people, or at least multiple Gmail accounts, running in Chrome simultaneously. However, it's not "people-secure," meaning that although your data might be secured on Google servers, once an account is logged in to Chrome, you don't have to re-enter your account data. Anybody with access to Chrome on your computer can see your stuff.
The intuitive New Tab page allows you to create custom categories by dragging and dropping apps and bookmarks, and includes navigation arrows on the left and right edges of the page that become more visible on mouse-over.
Like Firefox, Chrome gives broad control over search engines and search customizations. Though this doesn't sound like much, not all browsers allow you to set keyword shortcuts for searching, and some even restrict which search engine you can set as your default. Chrome comes with three defaults to choose from: Google, Bing, and Yahoo.
The Chrome extension manager, bookmark manager, and download manager all open in new tabs. They allow you to search their contents and throw in some basic management options like deletion, but in general they don't feel as robust as their counterparts in competing browsers. For example, URLs in the bookmark manager are only revealed when you mouse over a bookmark, and you must click on one to get the URL to permanently appear. That's an extra click that other browsers don't require.
Two other low-profile but well-executed features in Chrome are auto-updating and translation. Chrome automatically updates when a new version comes out. This makes it harder to revert back to an older version, but it's highly unlikely that you'll want to downgrade this build of Chrome since this is the stable build and not the beta or developer's version. The second feature, automatic translation of Web pages, is available to other browsers as a Google add-on, but because it comes from Google, it's baked directly into Chrome.
Chrome is also a leader in HTML5 implementation, which is uneven because of the continuing development of HTML5 standards. This will become more important in the coming months and years, but right now it doesn't greatly affect interactions with Web sites.
Performance
Based on the open-source WebKit engine and Google's V8 JavaScript engine, Google Chrome debuted to much fanfare because of its rocketing rendering speeds. More than three years down the line, that hasn't changed, and the stable version of Chrome remains one of the fastest stable browsers available. The less stable versions, with their more recent improvements and bug fixes, are often faster.
You can see CNET's most recent benchmark tests that included Google Chrome; while that particular version of Chrome didn't do too well, the browser has seen a lot of changes since that test and you definitely should not discount it.
Note that to effectively use hardware acceleration you must make sure that your graphics card drivers are up-to-date. Nevertheless, Chrome remains one of the fastest browsers available, and its rapid version update rate ensures that it is consistently competitive. It finally has extended hardware accelerated graphics to older Windows and Macs courtesy improvements to WebGL support and changes to Canvas2D.
Conclusion
It's hard to tell which is faster, user adoption of Chrome or its development. Certainly the two are linked, and due in no small part to Google's ability to lay claim to the "fastest browser" title, even when it may not be strictly justified. The rest of Chrome's appeal lies in its clean, minimalist look, and competitive features that justify its still-increasing market share. Chrome is a serious option for anybody who wants a browser that gets out of the way of browsing the Web.

Free Download Dotspot Shield

2012-06-24T00:39:00.003-07:00

CNET Editors' review

by: CNET Staff on March 14, 2012

The bottom line: The Internet connection protector Hotspot Shield encrypts your traffic to protect you from all kinds of spying while your computer communicates with the rest of the world. It's a must-have utility for anybody who uses public Wi-Fi networks.

Review:
The Internet connection protector Hotspot Shield encrypts your traffic to protect you from all kinds of spying while your computer communicates with the rest of the world. It's a must-have utility for anybody who uses public Wi-Fi networks, but it's also an excellent tool for ensuring on any network connection that you can access sites and data according to your tastes, and nobody else's. Hotspot Shield's Virtual Private Network services are used by more than 10 million people at the time this review was written, according to the software publisher AnchorFree, making it the largest VPN in the world.

The browser-independent Hotspot Shield establishes an encrypted connection to the Hotspot Shield servers, and turns all HTTP traffic to the safer HTTPS. By rerouting Web traffic and providing you with a new IP address hosted by AnchorFree, the company is able to ensure that your data isn't plucked out of the open by man-in-the-middle attacks or wireless network spoofing.

Recent changes include automatic detection of Wi-Fi connections nearby, the ability to work on corporate networks, and no longer requiring administrative privileges to install.

In our tests, we noticed that sometimes the program would actually resolve pages faster than when connected without it. This occurs, most likely, because of the geographic location of the company's servers. During a day of hands-on testing on the notoriously pokey CNET public Wi-Fi network, we noticed that Hotspot Shield Elite was remarkably fast. There were no connection lags despite the rerouting, and the program admirably handled high-definition streaming videos from sites such as Vimeo, YouTube, and CNET TV. We'd recommend the program for improving the Wi-Fi speeds alone, nevermind the additional security benefits.

The free version of Hotspot Shield does come at a cost. The installation opts you into a toolbar, which redirects your default search and home page, and a desktop icon. Also, whenever you activate Hotspot Shield, it will open a new tab to AnchorFree.com and begin autoplaying a video. That's seriously annoying, even in a free product that offers such a valuable service. Still, the toolbars and redirects are optional.

Once installed, it appears as a red icon that turns to green when activated in both your system tray and in your browser. Clicking will toggle it on or off. Choosing the Properties option opens a window that tells you that you're connected. Hit the Details link to learn more about your connection, including the VPN IP address, amount of data sent in and out, and how long you've been connected. The data transfer rate makes for a useful, quick-and-dirty gauge for people with data caps.

Hotspot Shield's paid upgrade is called Elite, which runs ad-free and on faster servers. Elite costs $0.50 per 24-hour session, with a minimum $10 deposit, or $5 per month, or $29.99 per year. Payment options include credit card, PayPal, prepaid cash cards or mobile phone payments via premium SMS. Along with built-in site malware protection, Hotspot Shield Elite comes with tech support, preferential bandwidth priority (read: faster Internet speeds) and serves you no additional ads from AnchorFree.

The company has created multiple ways to circumvent download blockers in countries with strict censorship, too. If you can't access a Web page with the download, you can send an e-mail to win@anchorfree.com for the Windows version or mac@anchorfree.com for the Mac version, and the small installer file will be sent directly to you.

Note that although the Windows version number and the Mac version number don't match, AnchorFree says the features are the same.

Even with the installation shenanigans, we highly recommend Hotspot Shield for anybody concerned with privacy. In today's world, that ought to be anybody connecting a computer to the Internet.

Publisher's Description

From AnchorFree:

Hotspot Shield protects you online and lets you access the information you need. Access blocked services like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Skype in countries or venues where the Internet is censored. Keep hackers from stealing personal information while users are browsing the Internet in public locations like Starbucks. Hotspot Shield also protects against 3.5 million malware threats, including infected websites, phishing and spam sites. Browse the Internet privately and anonymously. Hotspot Shield does all of this without collecting any information on your personal identity.

What's new in this version: Version 2.53 is a bug fixing release.

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2012-06-24T00:38:00.001-07:00

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by: CNET Staff on February 27, 2009

This suite of system analysis and repair tools pairs strong functionality with simple operation. Windows Doctor's clean, professional interface offers flexibility for expert users without overwhelming inexperienced users with options. The user manual is short, to the point, and actually helpful.

Operating Windows Doctor can be a mere matter of pressing a few buttons. Five tabs split the suite into System Security, Registry Cleanup, Privacy Cleanup, System Speed-Up, and Advanced Tools. The first four tabs require only that users press the Scan and Repair buttons. Expert users can choose to narrow or widen scans with a series of option check boxes, but the default settings will work for most. There are many similar applications, but testers reported that this app hit the most important scans and performed them with decent speed.

System Security scans for critical updates not installed, untrusted start-up items, problem plug-ins, services, and processes. Critical updates are generously explained, but only basic information was given for everything else. The Registry and Privacy cleanup functions follow the same areas used in most cleanup tools. The System Speedup function performs a quick analysis, but fails to inform users what is changed to speed up the system. The program helpfully includes single-click options to restore System Security, Registry Cleanup, and System Speedup changes.

Windows Doctor's Advanced Tools perform good analysis and allow for easy changes to services, processes, BHOs, and start-up programs. The demo limits cleaning many of the problems, but repairs enough to prove this program's worth. Any user looking for a full system analysis and cleanup suite should give Windows Doctor a test run.

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From Safe Data Recovery Technology:

Still frustrated by slow computer and PC errors? Worried about your computer security and privacy? Tired of switching among dozens of tools to maintain your computer? Windows Doctor can set you free from all those problems. Windows Doctor is a comprehensive PC care utility that can help you easily protect, maintain and optimize your computer. It provides an all-in-one solution for your PC's daily maintenance and protection.

It combines 14 essential and practical tools for Windows so that with a few mouse clicks, you can fix registry errors, clean privacies, prevent security threats, clean Windows temp files, manage startups, recover lost data, split/shred files, repair Windows, speed up system and more.

What's new in this version: Version 2.7.2 has improved Registry Cleaner function, fixed a few bugs.

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2012-06-23T15:22:00.002-07:00

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WinRAR is a lightweight, flexible, and easy-to-use archiving utility that can unpack most archive formats, as well as compress to both RAR and ZIP. Free to try for 40 days ($29 for single license), WinRAR is a top dog in the compression category.

WinRAR's interface is about as simple as it gets. Start creating (or add to) an archive by dragging and dropping your files into the interface or by browsing through the Folder Tree side panel (when enabled). From there, the most common functions are laid out in the form of colorful, mostly intuitive icons along the top, which can all be customized by downloading themes from the company's Web site. You can Add files to, Extract, Test, Delete, or even Repair archives right from the main interface. Drop-down menus house the program's more advanced features, including self-extracting archives, archive locking, benchmarking, and autodeletion of temp files.

With WinRAR, both creating and unpacking archives is blazingly fast. And according to WinRAR's developers, the most recent version of the program takes advantage of multicore processors to achieve even faster compressions rates, depending on your hardware profile. It is worth noting, however, that these speed boosts do use up a significant chunk of RAM (approximately 120 MB). Compression ratios vary depending on file type, but in general seem on par with or better than other archiving programs.

Overall, WinRAR is a winner because of its speed, simple interface, flexibility with file formats, and powerful advanced features. If you're looking for a one-stop archiving shop, look no further.

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From RARLAB:

WinRAR is a 32-bit / 64-bit Windows version of RAR Archiver, the powerful archiver and archive manager. WinRAR's main features are very strong general and multimedia compression, solid compression, archive protection from damage, processing of ZIP and other non-RAR archives, scanning archives for viruses, programmable self-extracting archives(SFX), authenticity verification, NTFS and Unicode support, strong AES encryption, support of multivolume archives, command line and graphical interface, drag-and-drop facility, wizard interface, theme support, folder tree panel, multithread support and Windows x64 shell integration. WinRAR provides complete support for RAR and ZIP archives and is able to unpack and convert CAB, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZ, ACE, UUE, BZ2, JAR, ISO, Z, 7-Zip archives. WinRAR is available in over 40 languages.

What's new in this version: Version 4.20 significantly improves compression and decompression speed; RAR general compression algorithm is optimized for better utilization of several processor cores. While some speed gain is possible even in single processor mode, best results are achieved in multi-core environment.

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2012-06-23T15:20:00.005-07:00

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by: CNET Staff on September 10, 2008

If you're sick of hopping from one chatware program to another, looking for the perfect mix of video, audio, and text socializing, CamFrog might be what you're looking for.

The chat rooms feature everything from music lessons to sign language to non-English chatting, and integrating video, audio, and text components are a great leap forward for chat communities since a Webcam is not a requirement. Be warned, though: There's also a slew of X-rated chat rooms--this is not a program that kids should use without supervision.

The interface should be familiar to anyone who has used any messaging software. You can create your own chat room and password-protect it, and the Contacts list has a section for favorite rooms and one-click contact adding, user searching, and profile management. New in Version 5 is high-resolution video support, interface tweaks, and the ability to send little "virtual gifts" to both friends and anonymous recipients that borders on the annoying.

Cautious users should note that the install includes several toolbars and a Weather Channel widget, which you can opt out of. Despite those drawbacks, if you're looking for a well-trafficked video chat program that serves a diverse community, CamFrog is cool place to land.

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From Camshare:

Camfrog Video Chat allows you to join real streaming video chat rooms where you can hear, see, and chat with many people at a time. It is videoconferencing software works behind most firewalls and routers. Camfrog Video Chat allows multi-user videoconferencing where you can join a room with up to 1000 users and just click a user name to begin seeing someone. Press the 'talk' button to talk to the entire room with audio. The video chat rooms are hosted by broadband users who are running the Camfrog Video Chat Room Server software so any user can set up their own multi-user video conference for other users to join.

What's new in this version: Version 6.2.192 includes updated language packs, enhancements, and bug fixes.

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2012-06-23T15:19:00.002-07:00

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by: CNET Staff on January 12, 2011

Digital deejaying has skyrocketed in popularity over the past five years and it's no wonder why. Compared to a full vinyl setup with all the hardware and physical media it requires, an MP3-based mixing station is extremely simple and cheap. There's even free software to get you started, and one of the most popular programs available is Virtual DJ.

Virtual DJ is often packaged with USB-based hardware mixing consoles from the likes of Hercules and Numark, and, in fact, if you really want to delve into the full array of features, such devices are going to be a necessity--and they'll require a $99 license fee to upgrade to the Pro version of the software. That said, you can download the app for free by itself and make very basic mixes and playlists.

While the program isn't specifically geared at newbies, it is intuitive enough for a musically inclined individual to use right off the bat. Once installed, Virtual DJ automatically populates a folder tree in the bottom left corner where you can easily access your music collection. The bottom middle serves as a tabbed, multifunction area where you can browse tracks, sample music bites, add effects, and make recordings.

The top of the window is dominated by two digital turntables, which are distinguished by color: blue on the left and red on the right. Each one has the ability to cue, loop, adjust pitch, scratch, and shift (among other features). In the middle is the mixing console, where you can adjust the gain and master volume, as well as transition between the two tracks. Once the songs have been dragged and dropped into the console, a bar along the top displays the sound waves of each to help with visual mixing. There's also a video input option that lets you create montages to the music.

The stylish interface and high number of features score points, but learning how to use the program is a hit-or-miss proposition. To be perfectly honest, using it without mixing hardware (that is, just a mouse and keyboard) is a challenge, and not one we enjoyed, so we recommend hooking up a compatible USB controller. Also worth a look: the thorough online user guide.

Virtual DJ is free, fully featured, and well-laid-out. It's a useful option both for aspiring mixers and newbies.

Publisher's Description

From Atomix Productions:

With more than a million new downloads every months, VirtualDJ is the most widely used DJ software, and the uncontested leader of non-timecode digital DJing. It has been used around the world for the past 10 years by bedroom DJs and professional superstars alike to rock millions of parties, and has been chosen by leading DJ brands such as Pioneer, Numark, Hercules, Denon, Gemini, or Vestax, to be included with most of their digital DJ controllers. With its cutting-edge beatlock engine, your songs will always stay on the beat, and you can work your mixes incredibly faster than any other DJ. The automatic seamless loop engine and synchronized sampler will let you perform astounding remixes on the fly. The video engine lets you mix and scratch music videos or karaoke as easily as audio. With NetSearch and MusicGroups, you will stay on the edge of the musical trends. And with the versatile VDJScript language and hundreds of downloadable skins, you can tailor your software to your exact needs. Whether you are a professional experienced DJ, or a music enthusiast, VirtualDJ is all you need to get the party started.

What's new in this version: Version 7.0.5 adds new controllers to the native list, and fixes some problems with video streams from the Internet.

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2012-06-23T15:15:00.003-07:00

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The bottom line: The new owners of Lavasoft have revamped Ad-Aware to the point where it has almost nothing in common with its predecessors besides function. It's a good reboot, but it's not out of the woods yet.

Review:
While the name Ad-Aware remains the same as it has for the past 13 years, everything from the user interface to the code powering Ad-Aware 10 is entirely new.

Ad-Aware gets a face-lift

More so than any recent version of Ad-Aware, the suite is usable, lightweight, and worthy of your attention.

Installation
The installation is straightforward, although it still does opt you in by default to the Ad-Aware browser toolbar for Internet Explorer and Firefox. A software installation ought to get your program installed as quickly as possible, with as little requirement for input from the person installing it. Ad-Aware's installation was zippy and generally painless.

Unlike nearly all of its competitors, it does not require you to register to use the free version or the trials of the paid upgrades. What it does do similarly to its competitors on install is good, though: it automatically downloads new virus definition files and runs a quick scan. A reboot is unfortunately required; that's an occupational hazard for security suites like this one that have deep hooks into the Windows OS.

The new Home landing screen for Ad-Aware 10. It doesn't look much like the old one.

(Credit: Screenshot by Seth Rosenblatt/CNET)

Interface
A big reason that the new Ad-Aware stands a good chance of surviving is because it's finally a usable product again. Gone is the tripartite vertical sectioning, replaced instead with a more traditional layout. Not unlike the major interface change that Avast introduced for its fifth version, the interface's quirkiness has been replaced by usability. The interface is divided into three horizontal sections: the top contains navigation to Home, Info, and Options; the second shows you a large, protection status icon with links to dive deeper into recent protection on the right; and the majority of the interface offers additional protection tools such as gaming mode, firewall, and safe browsing.

The interface is multithreaded, which means that using text "breadcrumbs" you can easily find your way back through the interface the way you came, or directly to the Home screen.

Even though tools are categorized into Basic and Advanced, they all have buttons on the main screen for quick toggling. More advanced configuration options are still available, but as with most of the competition, they've been buried one level down to avoid confusing beginners and to keep visual clutter to a minimum. Click the name of any feature and a pop-up provides a brief explanation of what it does. Click the gear icon next to it to dive into config options.

Features and support
Ad-Aware's features have been improved as well. It offers the same level of core protection against malware across the board, in free and paid products. Nag screens have been removed, a silent/gaming mode has been added, and Ad-Aware now gives advanced heuristics and rootkit protection to people using the free version.

The old Ad-Aware 9.5.

(Credit: Screenshot by Seth Rosenblatt/CNET)

Ad-Aware's antivirus engine is powered by Vipre, a well-known security suite that's more popular in Europe than North America. Vipre has never set the security world on fire for its results, but it is a good, solid, middle-of-the-road engine that will detect many, and in some cases most, of the threats you'll face on a regular basis.

The toolbar's been streamlined, stripped of most extraneous features, and offers a search engine powered by upstart Google competitor Blekko. It also detects bad URLs and blocks you from loading them, so it has a legitimate security purpose.

Assouline also said that people can expect to see new features land in Ad-Aware regularly, as the program has adopted an aggressive release cycle not unlike Chrome and Firefox. He cautioned, though, that it was not the six-week cycle that those browsers have.

The differences between the paid versions and the free versions have shrunk, as more features have been front-loaded into the free version. Ad-Aware Personal Security 10 adds reputation and anti-malware filtering for $12 per year. Ad-Aware Pro Security offers e-mail phishing protection, USB guards, a two-way firewall, and network protection at $36 per year. If you don't care about the lack of spam filters or parental controls, or the lack of reputation-based protection, and you trust Ad-Aware -- always a key point -- $36 could be quite a deal. Considering what's offered, it's very nearly priced to disrupt the market.

One interesting problem we encountered was the program updates were pushed out in separate installation files. Unlike most competitors, which offer in-place downloads so that the suite updates without having to run an installer, an offered software update opened a Web site and asked for approval to start downloading.

The new Ad-Aware completed its Quick Scan noticeably faster than its predecessor.

(Credit: Screenshot by Seth Rosenblatt/CNET)

It's an extra step that's unusual because it leaves the installation of the new security suite version up to the individual, and that could potentially create security risks.

Performance
3 When it comes to threat scanning, our tests on a real-world computer found that the Ad-Aware Pro Security 10 averaged 4 minutes, 23 seconds over three clean installs for its first scan, a competitive score.

We don't have any third-party security efficacy results to share at this time, but Vipre, the company that provides Ad-Aware's engine, received passing grades from AV-Test in 2011 and the first few months of 2012. It wasn't tested by AV-Comparatives.

The new Ad-Aware is off to a good start when it comes to performance. The suite's impact on system performance was slightly better than average.

Security Program	Boot time	Shutdown time	Scan time	MS Office performance	iTunes decoding	Media multitasking	Cinebench
Unprotected system	40	6	n/a	395	120	342	17,711
Average of all tested systems (to date)	66.4	15.6	1,195	414	125	347	17,116
Ad-Aware Free Antivirus+ 10	55.6	14.3	3,215	427	126	345	17,215
Ad-Aware Personal Security 10	63.6	12.5	3,127	412	126	348	16,810
Ad-Aware Pro Security 10	54.3	13.1	3,112	409	126	346	17,049

*All tests measured in seconds, except for Cinebench. On the Cinebench test, the higher number is better.

Ad-Aware's lowish impact on computer boot time and shut down time, and average impact on in-use tests, were marred by exceptionally slow scan tests. Nevertheless, these scores were better than we were expecting for a completely new security suite.

Conclusion
The new Ad-Aware is an enormous turn for this longtime player in the Windows security field. Lavasoft's plans to update the suite more regularly than its competition bodes well for keeping people safe independent of traditional annual update schedules. If you trust the Lavasoft and Ad-Aware names, Ad-Aware 10 is worth a close look. However, it's got some important gaps that must be filled, and until we can see the impact of the Ad-Aware engine with the Vipre engine, it will be challenging to honestly evaluate the suite.

If Ad-Aware's reboot takes the way that Webroot's has, then we could be watching the rebirth of yet another aggressive competitor in the field, and at the end of the day that bodes best for your computer security.

Publisher's Description

From Lavasoft:

Ad-Aware Free Antivirus + provides core protection against Internet threats. Featuring real-time anti-malware protection, advanced Genocode detection technology, rootkit protection, a scheduler, the product gives you the power to protect yourself online. Ad-Aware Free Antivirus + is a complete malware protection that now combines Lavasoft's pioneer technology for anti-spyware with traditional anti-virus protection.

What's new in this version: Version 10.0.186.3233 includes:

Cached scanning to speed up quick scans.
Improved firewall rules and increased driver reliability.
Improved browsing protection and frequent updates.

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2012-06-23T15:10:00.001-07:00

As various media players jockey for position to become your default setting for music and video streams, GOM Media Player's support for a wide range of file formats has helped it stand out as a firm favorite.

Supported formats include DAT, MPEG, DivX, XviD, WMV, ASF, AVI, and MOV, as are common codecs like FLV1, AC3, OGG, MP4, and H263. A pop-out playlist can save and organize your various media files, though the limited sort modes--two--hardly makes it a champ.

More impressive are the customizable settings on the control panel. Here you can adjust a video's image brightness, hue, and saturation. There's no preview window, and changes occur as the video runs, so unless you care for a rousing session of trial and error, be sure to tweak the settings after clicking "play." There's also a built-in screen-capture feature that includes zooming and panning, customizable themes, hot keys, and a host of preset and adjustable audio controls.

GOM is weakest when you're looking for help documentation and trying to tweak Save settings, but overall it's a very strong player worth at least a supporting role in your video-watching habits, if not the lead.

Version 2.1.40.5106:

1. Disable Splash Screen Function (window that appears when closing the player)added. 2. Improved the Gretech MP4 Source Filter. 3. Altered default screen size settings. 4. Improved playback for extremely large files (AVI, MKV, WMV, ASF, MP4, OGG, TS). 5. Added the LAV Audio Decoder to the Disabled Filters List. 6. Corrected the Gretech FLV Source Filter. 7. Improved the Gretech AVI Source Filter. 8. Product information added to the Windows Control Panel. 9. Impoved the Playback Window size adjustment feature. 10. Adjusted the default AC3 options. 11. Misc.

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Publisher web sitehttp://www.gomlab.com/eng
Release dateApril 19, 2012
Date addedApril 18, 2012
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