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Real Clear History (screenshot)Real Clear History 3.2.5.6

Release date: March 19, 2010 : Software Development
Real Clear History, a powerful computer evidence and web history cleaning tool, could clear all history of your computer use and web browsing easily and quickly. It can clean activity track of a variety of programs such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Windows Media Player, MSN, etc. It could also clear your clipboard, recently opened files, windows run history, and your recycle bin, etc., providing you a safe and clean computer environment.

Super MP3 Download (screenshot)Super MP3 Download 3.3.4.2

Release date: March 19, 2010 : MP3 & Audio
Super MP3 Download enables you to download over 100 million MP3 from the largest download network for free and unlimitedly listen to music online before you download them. It is 100% safe and clean. It recommends you the USA Airplay Hot 100 of each week and lists the hottest songs of 14 categories. You can do advanced search by artist, title, album, and edition and can even choose specific edition of live, piano, guitar, cover etc. to search.

RasterVect (screenshot)RasterVect 15.7.17

Release date: March 19, 2010 : Graphics & Design
RasterVect can transform any raster images (BMP,GIF,TIFF,JPEG,PNG and so on) into a vector format. Raster images can be imported by scanning original paper images. The target vector formats (DXF,WMF,EMF,EPS and AI) are supported by most CAD applications that use vector graphics, such as Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw, AutoCAD. There are viewing tools like zooming, scrolling, color selection and tools for vector and raster editing.

GaCaS Clipboard Cleaner (screenshot)GaCaS Clipboard Cleaner 1.5.0

Release date: March 19, 2010 : System & Utilities
GaCaS Clipboard Cleaner securely cleans your Windows Clipboard. It notices you automatically if new data is on the Clipboard and by clicking on that hint, or by double-clicking the Tray-Icon, you can erase that data promptly. GaCaS Clipboard Cleaner's window also shows you when Clipboard data was last added to the Clipboard. You further can configure GaCaS-CCL to start with Microsoft Windows, or to show the "Clipboard has new data" hint or not.

Ultimate WoW Leveling Guide (screenshot)Ultimate WoW Leveling Guide 3.1.055

Release date: March 19, 2010 : Games
Are you running around not knowing what to do or how to do it? Dugi' Ultimate WoW Guide Reveals 'Master Gamers' Secrets on 1-80 Power Leveling and Completing Every Single Solo Quest in The Game. Already own a level 80? What if I tell you a Secret Technique that you can use to Power Level 2x level 60 characters in 1 Day at the SAME TIME! and it is 100% legal!

Axara YouTube Tools (screenshot)Axara YouTube Tools 2.9.2

Release date: March 19, 2010 : MP3 & Audio
Every day plentiful video clips are uploaded from YouTube.com. YouTube Tools is a set of utilities that allows to Download, Save & Convert youtube video clips. You can save the downloaded video into various formats: DVD, AVI, WMV, MOV, M4V, 3GP. This allows to play youtube video clips with your PC, DVD - Player, iPod, PSP, Archos, Creatives etc. You can also convert and play the flv files that you already have with the help of "FLV Converter".

Archivarius 3000 (screenshot)Archivarius 3000 4.29

Release date: March 19, 2010 : System & Utilities
Archivarius 3000 is a full-featured application to search documents and e-mails on the desktop computer, your LAN and removable drives (CD, DVD and etc.). The program will extract and save full information about documents, which allows to search and overview documents even if these are physically not accessible. There are imbedded functions for quick overview and documents printing, tools for remote searching and accessing via the Internet.

Blade API Monitor (screenshot)Blade API Monitor 3.5.4.8

Release date: March 18, 2010 : System & Utilities
Blade API Monitor, a useful developer spy tool, can trace and log API and ActiveX interfaces with parameters. It can trace any exported functions, internal functions, MFC Class method, functions in source code and ActiveX controls and COM objects Interfaces, and can log all API Call Information. It supports MAP PDB Files, Unicode and ANSI application and multi-thread, etc. It also can predefine 27 API Filter Profiles and 8000+ APIs' prototype.

Real Hide IP (screenshot)Real Hide IP 3.5.7.6

Release date: March 18, 2010 : Internet & Networks
Hide your IP to protect your privacy on the Internet with the click of a button.

MS Project Viewer (screenshot)MS Project Viewer 0.7

Release date: March 18, 2010 : Business
MOOS Project Viewer is a free MS Project viewer that can open any MS Project file type (.mpp, .mpt, .mpx, .xml) for any Microsoft Project version (2000, 2003, 2007, 2010). Available views: WBS, Gantt chart, task sheet, resource sheet, resource usage, tracking Gantt. It is running on any Java enabled platform including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and it is the perfect solution for project stakeholders to view the project details in a dynamic way.

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March 16, 2010 / Internet & Networks

Is Google Wave getting Buzzed?

If Google Wave eventually fails to live up to the promise and hype that accompanied its launch at Google I/O in May 2009, consider its demise an inside job. Arguably one of Google's biggest announcements of last year, Google Wave appears to be an afterthought among the tech trendsetters after the launch of Google Buzz in early February. Privacy concerns mostly laid to rest, Google Buzz is actually doing much of what Google Wave promised: collaborative discussion, media sharing, and social networking within an e-mail-like framework.
March 10, 2010 / Business

Nasdaq 5,000: Ten years after the dot-com peak

A decade ago, on March 10, 2000, it seemed almost difficult to find someone skeptical about the dazzling future of dot-com stocks.
March 10, 2010 / Internet & Networks

Google-China resolution coming 'soon,' says CEO

Google's negotiations with the Chinese government over censorship and Internet search should produce a resolution "soon," Google CEO Eric Schmidt said Wednesday.
March 10, 2010 / Internet & Networks

WhitePages.com halts ad networks over malware

WhitePages.com has stopped ad networks from delivering ads to its site after they were found to contain fake antivirus malware. "On Monday morning WhitePages received reports from users [about] malware in the form of a fake antivirus upsell program that we believe originated (against our terms) from a third-party advertising network serving ads on our website, in addition to other websites," a WhitePages spokeswoman said in an e-mail late Tuesday. "We immediately suspended the networks in question at which time the reports from users subsided," she wrote. "We are working diligently to prevent this from happening in the future." A representative for the Senate's Committee on Environment and Public Works said on Tuesday that officials were looking at WhitePages.com and Drudge Report as possible sources of malware that had affected Senate computers the day before. Matt Drudge denied the accusation on his site and accused the committee of politicking. But several CNET readers reported that they too had been hit with the malware when they visited the Drudge Report Web site, a conservative news aggregator that sometimes authors stories too. Web sites that have ad networks serve their ads are susceptible to malware being distributed on their sites without their knowledge or involvement. Visitors to the Drudge Report, The New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, and other Web sites were found to be delivering ads containing malware last year. The Drudge Report did not return an e-mail seeking comment Wednesday.
March 8, 2010 / Business

Steve Jobs spotted at the Oscars; iPad ad runs

He wasn't lining up for an interview with Ryan Seacrest about what designer made his suit, but a few eagle-eyed bloggers on location at the 82nd Academy Awards on Sunday evening say that Apple CEO Steve Jobs was in attendance. In a tux, not a black turtleneck. Blogger and Web video personality Wayne Sutton snapped a far-away shot of someone whom he believed to be Jobs, accompanied with "OMG it's Steve Jobs! I'm the only one yelling at him." Indeed, Sutton's photo shows Jobs' unmistakable profile filing into the Kodak Theater in Hollywood. CNET has placed an inquiry to Apple PR to verify that it is indeed him (Jobs has a famous satire-blog impersonator, after all). Jobs has reason to be at the Oscars, and it has nothing to do with the fact that he once got played onscreen by actor Noah Wylie in a made-for-TV movie: the Apple CEO acquired animation studio Pixar in 1986 before selling it to Disney two decades later. He's now the largest individual shareholder in Disney; the Pixar film "Up" was nominated for the Best Animated Feature and Best Picture category this year.
March 5, 2010 / System & Utilities

Microsoft discontinuing midmarket server

Microsoft is discontinuing its Windows Essential Business Server product, a bundle aimed at midsize businesses, the company said Friday.
March 4, 2010 / Business

Is Apple launching a patent war?

First, there was the Macintosh. Then it was the iPod, the iPhone, and now the iPad. Next up in Apple's arsenal: The lawyers.
March 3, 2010 / Internet & Networks

Facebook's $1B revenues: Now keep it up

Facebook may pull in an excess of $1 billion in revenues, according to estimates and poking around on behalf of industry blog Inside Facebook. That's an increase from the same publication's estimate of $700 million last year. Facebook board member Marc Andreessen said last year that he projected the company would break $500 million revenue in 2009, and that it had the potential to be a billion-dollar company already, but that it was acting conservatively. (Naturally, Facebook says that as a privately held company it doesn't disclose its financials.) What can Facebook credit this big jump in revenue to? It's all about the Social Ads program. Facebook ditched banner ads altogether earlier this year when its longstanding ad partnership with Microsoft ran out and has chosen to focus on its edgier "engagement ads" program instead--and often these are sold by encouraging brands to promote their presence on Facebook with ad space. However accurate these new estimates from Inside Facebook are, Facebook is certainly making money--and it's making money because the Facebook "fan page" and complementary ad space to promote it are the hottest ticket in brand marketing right now. They won't always be, and Facebook will have to maintain that front-runner status in plenty of advertising innovations down the road as the industry evolves faster than ever. Plus, it's well-known that some of the biggest buyers of Facebook advertisements are social-gaming companies looking to pull in more players: how long can they, in turn, keep up their place in the sun? Critics have long since pointed out the number of third-party companies that are effectively dependent on Facebook for traction and revenue, but the reverse is likely true as well. Facebook has a potentially lucrative new revenue stream emerging when its virtual currency system, Facebook Credits, launches in full--Facebook takes a 30 percent cut of all proceeds. But the developer world isn't totally sold, and the product has grown far more niche from the days when it was rumored to be a "PayPal killer." As Inside Facebook points out, advertising is still the core of the company's business model. And here, it has to stay ahead of the pack more than ever.
March 3, 2010 / Internet & Networks

Why the social-media aggregator has croaked

A couple of years ago, they were everywhere: fresh, design-savvy start-ups, taking everything you might ever want to know your friends were doing on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Digg, and goodness knows what else. Social-network feed aggregators--FriendFeed, Socialthing, Plaxo's Pulse--have been part of the dizzying array of Web apps ever since it became evident that the average Internet user was using more than one of these nifty social-media services and just might want to have them all in one place. But they've been on the way out for some time: FriendFeed sold to Facebook, and Socialthing to AOL, both brands buried within their sprawling new owners. And earlier this week, another small start-up in the space, the well-regarded Streamy, announced that it had closed its doors; one co-founder departed for Facebook, the second for social-gaming powerhouse Zynga.
March 3, 2010 / Home & Education

Google Health gains partners

Google is moving forward in the booming health care technology market. The search giant this week announced several new partnerships designed to expand its free Google Health service.
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