Deegger embeddeR is a free steganography (Embedding one file in another) software is designed to merge two or more files together, supports a wide range of file extensions you can hide and lets you create the bogus file in AVI, JPEG, MP3, MP4, PDF, PNG and lots of other formats also.
Password Chameleon is an online tool. You can call it as password generator rather than password manager. As said, Password Chameleon is password generator, It do not store any of your password in their database, rather it will generate a complex password according to your input. With help of Password Chameleon your all online accounts will have unique, complex and strong password and what you have to remember is one and only one single master password.
SkyDrive comes with a 7GB (for some users it is 25GB) of free storage space. Just a few days ago Microsoft released an SkyDrive desktop app for Windows and Mac users. Let’s discover again how you can get most out of this huge storage.
An interesting thing to look on. Your Facebook account has three passwords. Facebook uses this, to avoid login errors which are generally caused by keeping CAPS lock on while entering password. You can log in to your Facebook account by three passwords, one which is generated by you and another which are generated by Facebook itself, toggling the case of characters.
Google Drive is a cloud based storage provide by Google. With Google drive you will get a 5 GB of free cloud storage and if you need more then you can purchase it from Google. Google drive also has dedicated apps for desktop, android and even for iPhone and iPad also. This post will give you a quick view on this most awaited Google Drive.
SkyDrive comes with a 7GB (for some users it is 25GB) of free storage space. Just a few days ago Microsoft released an SkyDrive desktop app for Windows and Mac users. Let's discover how you can get most out of this huge storage.
Note: I reviewed System Ninja back in 2012. While it was a great tool at the time, PC cleaning software has changed a lot, and modern versions of Windows handle most of this maintenance automatically! We all want our PCs running as fast and smoothly as possible. To keep things snappy, you regularly need to clear out the digital clutter. Every time you install, uninstall, or simply use an application, your system generates log files and cached data. These are incredibly useful for software developers trying to debug crashes, but for the average user, they're just junk taking up valuable hard drive space. If you're someone who loves testing out new software, you could easily have thousands of these useless files sitting on your drive, sometimes taking up gigabytes of space. While they aren't inherently harmful, letting them pile up can lead to low disk space warnings, wasted memory, and occasionally even system instability. There are thousands of utilities out there claiming to clean up this mess—some paid, some free. Today, I want to highlight a fantastic free tool called System Ninja, built by Singular Labs.
Just a few months ago, Facebook launch it's brand new feature called Facebook Timeline. Facebook Timeline allows you to display your profile in Timeline view. Many of you might have activated it and also using it. Many of you liked it and many of you are not. But we are not here to talk about what you like about timeline and what you not, instead of that we are here to discuss about a great website. If you have activated the Facebook Timeline then you may consider to try it. While stumbling upon the Web I found something interesting. Timeline Movie Maker a collaborative project of Facebook and Definition will transform your timeline into a beautiful video. This video will create a good flashback of your life. Just a simple click, and you will be a filmmaker. That's all.
Folder Colorizer is an application which enables you to change the colors of folders in Windows Explorer in just two clicks. After installation this application will add Colorize! menu in your context menu. From there you can choose different colors, so that you can apply to your folders. To change the color of a folder, right-click it, open Colorize! menu and select the color of your choice. The choices available by default include Yellow, Lawn Green, Red, Blue, Silver, Violet, Sandy Brown and Aquamarine.
Note: I wrote this post back in 2012. It covers a tool designed specifically for Windows XP, Vista, and 7, so it likely won't work on modern operating systems like Windows 10 or 11! We all love customizing our PCs…
