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Recuva pronounced “recover” is a freeware utility to restore files that have been accidentally deleted from your computer. This includes files emptied from the Windows Recycle bin as well as images and other files that have been deleted by user error from digital camera memory cards or MP3 players. It will even bring back files [...]

Orbitech releases Hazard Shield, a free anti-spyware program. Unlike many free security applications, Hazard Shield can be used for free in any environment, whether it be at home or at work. Hazard Shield works alongside your existing security software to enhance your level of protection. If your anti-virus program fails to detect a threat, Hazard [...]

The “Delete history” button is a button present in Internet Explorer that can remove all browsing traces from a computer. While ordinarily this would be a good thing, allowing you to protect your browser habits from prying eyes, this can become a liability when you suspect someone is using your computer for malicious or immoral purposes. Removing this [...]

A lot has been said about the new DRM measures that Ubisoft is testing and plans to implement for most of its future titles. The always on Internet connection and the save games that get put in the cloud have turned off quite a lot of the PC gamers whom the measures are supposed to target [...]

AMD has introduced the ATI Radeon HD 5830 graphics card, bringing gamers the latest features from AMD and performance of the ATI Radeon HD 5800-series at a lower price than US$250.
With the introduction of the ATI Radeon HD 5830, gamers have another choice in graphics hardware, with full support for DirectX 11 gaming, ATI Eyefinity [...]

Right-Click Extender is an easy to use program to add functionality to the Windows Explorer right-click menu in Windows 7 and Windows Vista. The tiny program will display its option directly after startup, an installation is not necessary.
The new features are divided into file and folder options and desktop right-click options.
The file and folder right-click options are shown [...]

4A Games’ upcoming post-apocalypse first person shooterMetro 2033 will support DirectX 11 and Nvidia’s 3D Vision technology. Now we have the details on the game’s full PC system requirements courtesy of publisher THQ’s UK web site.

Not only are there minimal and recommended system specs listed but there is also an optimal system requirement for people who want the full [...]

Google has  announced via tweet that it’s integrating Facebook Page updates into its real-time search results. Google first revealed that this was coming back in December, when it first started including real-time data in its search results. Other data sources for Google’s real-time results include MySpace and Twitter.
The only problem with the new addition is that Facebook is [...]

Microsoft is  reinventing the way it handles its mobile presence. When the iPhone was first announced, Steve Ballmer quipped that Windows Mobile was on hundreds of devices all over the world while the iPhone was one operating system on one handset on one carrier. It looks like he and the gang [...]