A free Skype recording program

Freeware to convert WMA to OGG & OGG to WMA

Display a firework show with random colored stars

An easy-to-use extension for operning CMD

An easy-to-use instant messenger client

A collection of Silverlight controls, components and utilities made available outside the normal Silverlight release cycle

Now you will never forget about your tea

A useful video encoding software that allows you to easily convert your movies to the preferred format

ECMerge compares/merges files and folders 3-way with syntax colouring

This application manages, previews, prints fonts and examines your system for font errors.

A bluetooth connection utility

The premier real time rendering plugin for Autodesk 3ds Max!

Point In Space today announced their sponsorship of the upcoming FM Conference 2009. "FM Conference is an excellent opportunity for folks looking to expand their knowledge of FileMaker and advanced programming techniques," says John May, Point In Space's President. "By

SUI Solutions is happy to announce a 50% discount on all boxed templates until the end of 2008 with a FREE upgrade to the next version of the product upon its release... - (SUI Solutions)

Today we released our annual predictions for 2009 (full article / press release / video). Which begs the question: how did we do last year? (See the December 2007 article.) Let's look back at each of our 2008 predictions. Archiving

CMS Watch's analyst team peers into 2009 and comes up with twelve predictions for buyers of content technologies. The economic downturn will surely have an impact, say the analysts, but a plethora of broader trends will surface as well, including

The Linux and Unix Menagerie: "As promised today's post is going to be more of a toe-in-the-water Opinion/Editorial piece and (after reading, before reading or anywhere in between) if you could answer the new poll on the right hand column,

Rudd-O: "In the olden days, to change the sound card used to play back music or movies, you had to reconfigure your music or movie player."

Linux Magazine: "In 1999, "Desktop Linux" was a joke. GNOME was a two-year old project, and Ximan and Eazel -- both of which were only to survive in the short term but who's contributions to the Desktop would be huge

OStatic: "Today, photos are appearing of Lenovo's Ophone, which is an Android phone that it has slated for delivery in China. Does this thing look exactamundo like the iPhone or what?"