Favorite Files

1. 7-Zip (32-bit)
2. ACDSee
3. Acronis Disk Director Suite
4. Acronis True Image Home
5. Adobe Acrobat Professional
6. Alcohol 120%
7. Attribute Changer
8. CCleaner
9. CuteFTP Home
10. Defraggler
11. DivX for Windows
12. Dr. DivX
13. DVD Profiler
14. FastStone Image Viewer
15. FeedDemon
16. FileZilla v3 for Windows
17. Gom Player
18. HandBrake for Windows
19. iTunes for Windows
20. Kantaris Media Player
21. Koepi's XviD Codec
22. Messenger Plus! Live
23. Microsoft IntelliPoint (32-bit)
24. Microsoft Windows Live Suite
25. Microsoft Windows Live Writer
26. Microsoft Windows Search for Windows XP / Server 2003
27. MozBackup (Mozilla Backup)
28. Mozilla Firefox for Windows (v2)
29. Mozilla Thunderbird for Windows
30. MSN Messenger for Windows
31. Nero
32. NewsLeecher
33. nVIDIA ForceWare Drivers for Windows 2000/XP (32-bit)
34. Process Explorer
35. QuickTime for Windows
36. Qumana
37. SecureCRT
38. SiSoftware Sandra
39. Taskbar Shuffle
40. TeraCopy
41. The KMPlayer
42. Tor for Windows
43. TrayIt!
44. TrueCrypt
45. VirtualDub
46. VLC (VideoLAN) for Windows
47. Windows Live Messenger
48. WinRAR (32-bit)
49. WinSCP
50. WinTasks Professional
51. WinZip
52. Wireshark for Windows
53. Xilisoft DVD Ripper
54. Xilisoft Video Converter Platinum
55. µTorrent for Windows

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - FastStone Image Viewer

   3.6 Beta (Jun 25, 2008)

   Anyone know how to view EXIF data *without* having to go to full view and moving mouse to the right hand side? TIA.

2. 
   Review - Gom Player

   2.1.9.3752 (Feb 6, 2008)

   Nice player. Wish it could play image files like VLC.

3. Comment - Up Close: D-Link's DivX Connected device

   2.1.9.3752 (Jan 13, 2008 - 9:37 PM)

   Products like this have been around for a while... what no one seems to have got right is the GUI. Apple TV has one of the best GUI's but it lacks the ability to play the broad range of file types. The problem with streaming devices is that response time is typically slow when navigating menus... by storing files locally (like Apple TV) this is not a problem. Would be curious to see how responsive the D-link interface feels.