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World eBook Fair - one of the world's largest electronic libraries decided to open its huge bookstore within a month to celebrate its 35th birthday.
Extract Now is a tool that allows users to extract multiple files of different compression formats at the same time without having to install the corresponding extractor…
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As someone who often has to work with Word, you will probably use a lot of repetitive tasks every day. Very boring but time consuming. Why not use Word's powerful and at…
Mozilla Store has just released the open source version of Firefox 1.5 with many new features that are very useful by simple Firefox designed with very high openness. Th…
Sometimes you want to cut an impressive movie, or a good piece of music in a song. Then you can ask Ultra Video Splitter to do it for you. The program can let you select…
Every time you plug a USB Flash drive into your computer, Windows Explorer browses through the files and then asks what applications you want to open? So annoying ! Some…
Although many recent versions of PowerPoint look completely different from previous versions, the commands and functions you are familiar with are still here.
A group of biologists and security researchers have succeeded in infecting a computer with a malicious program encoded on the DNA sequence.
In 2013, Google opened two data centers at APAC, located at Jurong West (Singapore) and Changhua (Taiwan).
If it appears on your computer chip, every current protection becomes meaningless, and you won't even be able to detect it.