Skype v6.1.73.129

Description: We all love something for nothing. With Skype’s software – by the way, it works seamlessly with your internet connection – you can chat away with free Skype-to-Skype calls and never worry about cost, time or distance. Share the love and get your friends to download Skype so you can talk, chat or make video calls for nothing. You can also make local, long distance and international calls to phones and mobiles at great rates too. Better than a phone? Yep, you betcha! Skype isn’t just about free Skype-to-Skype calls and nice, cheap local, national and international calls to phones and mobiles. You can also do much, much more. Features: · Make free calls to anyone else on Skype, anywhere in the world · See who you are talking to with free video calls · Chat with up to 100 people in group chats · Conference call with up to four people for free · Call ordinary phones with SkypeOut · Superior sound quality · Works with all firewall, NAT and routers – nothing to configure! · Friends list shows you when your Skype friends are online and ready to talk or chat · Super-simple and easy to use · Your calls are encrypted “end-to-end” in order to safeguard your privacy · Based on cutting edge peer-to-peer technology developed by the creators of Kazaa and Joltid Getting started is simple There are many ways Skype can help you connect. Finding people Adding friends and family to your contact list is simple – search, select, add. Free video calls See who you’re talking to for free. And check out our new Making a call is easy Simply select the Call Phones tab, enter a number and hit the green button. Great call quality Get superior sound quality with a headset. Many models to choose from.

Internet Download Manager 6.15

Internet Download Manager (IDM) is a tool to increase download speeds by up to 5 times, resume and schedule downloads. Comprehensive error recovery and resume capability will restart broken or interrupted downloads due to lost connections, network problems, computer shutdowns, or unexpected power outages. IDM integrates seamlessly into Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape, MSN Explorer, AOL, Opera, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Firebird, Avant Browser, MyIE2, and all other popular browsers to automatically handle your downloads. You can also drag and drop files, or use Internet Download Manager from command line. Internet Download Manager can dial your modem at the set time, download the files you want, then hang up or even shut down your computer when it's done.

Internet Download Manager can be used to download flash videos from sites like YouTube, MySpaceTV, and Google Videos. It also features complete Windows 7 and Vista support, YouTube grabber, redeveloped scheduler, and MMS protocol support. The new version also adds improved integration for IE and IE based browsers, redesigned and enhanced download engine, the unique advanced integration into all latest browsers, improved toolbar, and a wealth of other improvements and new features.
What's new in this version:

• Added support for automatic proxy configuration scripts (used in services like premiumize.me and others)
• Fixed a critical bug in IE integration module
• Resolved downloading problems with several file sharing sites
• Changed "Minimize to tray" button style for Windows 8

Download: Internet Download Manager 6.15 | 4.8 MB (Shareware, $24.95)
Screenshots: >> Click Here <<
View: IDM Website

IDM 6.14 Build 2 Final Retail With Crack

   Internet Download Manager 6.14 Build 2 Final Retail With Crack And Patch Inside Free | Size:- 5.5 MB

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Internet Download Manager 6.14 Build 2 Final Retail Software for up to 5 times the speed of Continuing and is scheduled to resume download. Comprehensive error recovery and ability to continue downloading IDM enable the internet connection, network problems, computer shutdowns, or unexpected power outages and to reboot the system. Simple graphic user interface software environment friendly and easy to use

A Internet Download Manager has a logic accelerator that features intelligent distributed file Dynamic and secure downloading technology to accelerate some of the action that will be downloaded. Unlike other download managers and accelerators Internet, this software during the download process, the files for Dynamics gets no additional binding of active connections to achieve best acceleration performance uses.


The key feature of the software Internet Download Manager 6.14 Build 2:-

- Support all popular browsers including IE, AOL, MSN, Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox, Avant Browser, and many others with the ability to coordinate
- Increase download speeds by up to 5 times with smart technology file sharing and accelerate download speeds
- Ability to continue downloading the disconnect, shutdown, power failure, network problems and ...
- Accelerated download speed and download with one click Find
- Quick and easy installation
- Ability to connect within the allotted time
- Create and schedule several download queues for downloading or synchronization
- Automatic disconnect or shutdown computer after download
- Customize buttons and columns in the Main window
- Different styles of skins and tape devices
- Design skins for software
- Download online videos from popular sites like YouTube, MySpaceTV, and Google Video
- Review your downloads for viruses and Trojans
- Automatically check downloaded files such as software AdAware, Avast, Spybot, AVG Anti-Virus, McAfee, SpywareBlaster, CCleaner and others to protect users from downloading harmful files
- Ability to drag and drop links
- Ability to download a complete website for offline browsing or downloading with download only images periodically to synchronize changes
- Support for proxy servers such as Microsoft ISA, and FTP proxy servers.
- Download multiple files associated with this page
- Ability to categorize and organize the downloaded files using the classification
- Access to many proxy servers using login name and password
- Set limits and quotas for download
- Ability to quickly update
- The dynamic segmentation
- Support multiple languages ​​including Farsi


Installation Guide:

1 - Install the software.
2 - Do not run the software you will be running at the same time to close it.
3 - Patch folder contents to the installation and operation software, copy files, execute Patch.exe Patch do. (Note that if you use Windows Vista or 7 to run must file Patch.exe on it, right click and select Run as administrator Patch to work correctly)
4 - Run the software.

 

IE9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera: Beta Browser Speed Test

Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 beta browser, launched last week, isn't only leaner and cleaner in its interface but also boasts of faster Web page rendering (apart from GPU acceleration). We decided to put IE9 beta's claim to the test by pitting it against the competition: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Opera Web browsers.

For the sake of this browser speed test, we downloaded and installed the latest beta build versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera Web browsers. IE9 beta (build 9.0.7930.16406), Firefox 4 beta 6 (4.0b6), Chrome 7 (build 7.0.517.8 beta), Apple Safari 5.0.2 (build 7533.18.5), and Opera 10.70 (build 9050) all formed the basis of our beta browser speed test.
We tested the browsers on the following PC configuration: An Intel Core i3-550 3.2-GHz processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 1TB 7200 rpm hard drive, ATI Radeon HD 5670 (1GB) graphics, Windows 7 Ultimate operating system, and the Dell UltraSharp U2711 monitor (2560x1440 pixel resolution).
GPU Acceleration: First off we ran the FishIE Tank visual demo from Microsoft.com to get an indicative score of IE9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera browser's GPU acceleration capabilities. Obiously, since it's a Microsoft's browser GPU acceleration demo, it runs best on Internet Explorer 9 beta and fast -- while the other browsers don't even come close to matching it in terms of speed. We ran the FishIE Tank test on all five beta web browsers with 1000 fishes in full-screen mode (2560x1440).

IE9 beta took the honors here with an average fps of 47 frames, while Firefox 4 beta 6 came in second with 24 fps.
HTML5 Test: Part of the "next-gen" tag attributed to popular Web browsers today has a lot to do with their HTML5 compatibility. Internet Explorer 9 beta, Firefox 4 beta 6 (Gecko), Chrome 7 beta (WebKit), Safari 5.0.2 (WebKit), and Opera 10.70 (Presto) beta all have improved HTML5 support from previous versions. In our beta browser speed test, Google Chrome 7 beta raced ahead of the pack with a score of 231, while Mozilla Firefox 4 beta 6 came second with 204 points -- IE9 beta came in last with 96 points.

Acid3: Prominently referred by many browser speed test and comparison stories, Acid3 tests a browser's capability to follow select Web standards elements. Many browsers today -- Opera, Safari, Chrome -- have managed to ace the Acid3 score of 100/100. That story continues with the latest beta builds of Opera, Safari, and Chrome Web browsers. Mozilla Firefox 4 beta 6 managed 97/100 while Internet Explorer 9 beta scored 95/100 on Acid3 -- a slight improvement over IE9's technical preview.

JSBenchmark: JSBenchmark is a quick benchmarking utility used to evaluate and compare Javascript engines of Web browsers. In our beta browser speed test, Google Chrome 7 beta again trumped the others with a JSBenchmark score of 827.33, Opera 10.70 beta came in second with 649.33 JSBenchmark points. Mozilla Firefox 4 beta 6 managed the lowest JSBenchmark score of 456.33 points.

Final Thoughts: So out of the four browser beta speed tests, IE9 beta managed to get ahead of Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera in only one test -- GPU acceleration. It plays catch up on all other fronts with the competition. Google's latest Chrome 7 beta shows a lot of promise as it finished on top in 3 out of 4 browser speed tests, making it the fastest browser within these tests. Firefox, Opera and Safari Web browsers, from the evidence, have work to do to give Google Chrome a run for its money.
Note: We tried to do the browser speed test by downloading the latest version of the five most popular Web browsers -- Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Opera -- available as of yesterday. We would also like to point out that for the comprehensivity of the article, we had to feature Apple Safari's 5.0.2 even though it isn't technically a beta build of the browser.

Nokia C6, Nokia C7, Nokia N8 and Nokia E7 Phones Compared

The latest announcement of Nokia's new range of touchscreen phones at Nokia World 2010 has got the Nokia fans excited, hoping for a strong comeback for Nokia in the touchscreen smartphone market. We checked out the new phones at the Nokia India website and used their comparison feature to compare them. We compare the Nokia C6-01, Nokia C7, Nokia N8 and the Nokia E7 to help you understand how each of them differs in terms of specification, features and platforms.
While the comparison does a good job of helping you differentiate every phone, the information on the devices on the Nokia India website isn't updated. Information on memory for the devices did not match the fact sheets that we received from Nokia. We have listed details about their prices, storage and memory for the Nokia C6, C7, N8 and the Nokia E7 below the table. All four phones are high-end, touch-screen models and use the latest Symbian^3 operating system (an older variant of this Series60 OS was used in Nokia's higher-end phones uptil now). Pricing in India is not available yet since the release of these phones was announced very recently and they are not available in stores yet.

Click on the image thumbnail above for an enlarged view of the comparison table (35 facts compared for each of the 4 phones).
Nokia C6-01: internal user memory upto 340 MB, support for Micro-SD memory card upto 32 GB.
Nokia C7: 8 GB mass memory, internal user memory up to 350 MB, support for Micro-SD memory card upto 32 GB.
Nokia N8: 16GB mass memory, internal user memory up to 135 MB, support for Micro-SD memory card upto 32 GB.
Nokia E7: 16GB mass memory, 350 MB internal memory, no memory card slot.

Nokia expands Symbian^3 family with Nokia E7, Nokia C6-01 and Nokia C7

 

LONDON, England – Today the Symbian^3 family of devices is growing with the announcement of three new products across Cseries and Eseries. Joining the Symbian^3 based Nokia N8 are the all new touchscreen and QWERTY business device, the Nokia E7, a compact touchscreen C6 and the sleek touchscreen Nokia C7. Billed as the ultimate business smartphone, the Nokia E7 boasts Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync support alongside a luscious 4-inch touchscreen display, which uses Nokia’s ClearBlack technology for improved outdoor visibility. The Nokia E7 also comes with a slide out four-row QWERTY keyboard making it the ideal mobile business device. Despite the addition of a full keyboard, the E7 is only a smidge deeper than the Nokia N8 at 13.6mm thin. The device also boasts an 8-megapixel snapper and comes complete with 16GB of on-board storage.
As a business device, the Nokia E7 comes sporting a raft of security features including business grade device lock and wipe functionality, secure intranet access and remote device management. These come alongside its connectivity and productivity prowess, with support for Mail for Exchange, Microsoft Communicator Mobile and Microsoft Share Point Server. Business folk on the move will also benefit from free walk and drive navigation thanks to Ovi Maps including premium guides from the likes of Lonely Planet and Via Michelin.
Like the Nokia N8, the Nokia E7 also boasts an HDMI connection and Dolby Digital Plus Surround Sound. With the 8-megapixel camera, users will be able to shoot and edit HD quality images (including 720p video) and sound. As a Symbian^3 device, users can customise up to three homescreens and get live updates from the likes of Facebook and Twitter live on their homescreens.
Those on the move will welcome the Nokia E7′s travel-friendly 18 days of standby time and up to 9 hours of talktime. The device, which will be available in dark grey, silver white, green, blue and orange will be available in the last quarter of 2010 and is expected to retail for €495 before taxes and subsidies.
Joining the Nokia E7 and Nokia N8 as part of the Symbian^3 family are the all-new Nokia C6 and Nokia C7. Both of these devices raise the bar for design and social networking amongst their already good-looking Cseries brethren. Homescreen access to the latest updates from your favourite social networks are offered on tap for both devices.
First in the new Cseries lineup is the sleek C7 which boasts a 3.5-inch AMOLED display and is a hand-friendly 10.5mm thin. Like the E7 this device also sports an 8-megapixel camera with 8GB of onboard storage (expandable to 40GB with microSD).
The Nokia C7 will also shoot HD video in 720p and comes with free global walk and drive navigation and a digital compass. City users will welcome the active noise cancellation for clearer voice calls whilst the battery will keep calls going for up to 9.5 hours (in GSM mode) and stay on standby for an astounding 27 days (3G mode). The Nokia C7 is expected to go on sale before the end of 2010 and will be available in black, metal or brown for an estimated retail price of €335 before taxes and subsidies.
Like its big Cseries brother, the latest Nokia C6 (C6-01) is a compact little number that will also sport an 8-megapixel camera though with a more pocket-friendly 3.2-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen. The latter sporting the same Nokia ClearBlack technology as the E7, offering much improved outdoor visibility. Like the C7, this new device will also be a social networker’s dream with live feeds from your favorite social networks available on your home screen. The C6-01 will support microSD up to 32GB and capture HD video in 720p. Users can expect to see up to 17 days standby time and up to 11.5 hours talktime from the C7 battery.
Expected to be shipping before the end of 2010, the Nokia C6-01 will be available in silver or black and is estimated to retail at €260 before taxes and subsidies.
Today sees the Symbian^3 family of products grow to four, all to be available before the end 2010. This latest version of Symbian is packing 250 new features and improvements whilst remaining familiar to the millions of existing Symbian users worldwide. With multiple homescreen support, multitasking and gesture-based interactions, this latest version of Symbian^3 is a big leap forward.
We’re excited to see the Symbian^3 family of devices come to life and we can’t wait to get our hands on them after the keynotes have finished. Stay tuned for more later, meanwhile let us know what you think in the comments below.

Nokia C7 photo gallery

LONDON, England – Joining the new Nokia C6 and the new Nokia E7 is the sleek and stylish Nokia C7. Another member of the new Symbian^3 family, the Nokia C7 sports a 3.5-inch touchscreen, 8-megapixel camera and enough social media smarts to keep you in touch easily. Check out our gallery after the jump.

Nokia N8 official! Price, specs and pics!

GLOBAL – The Nokia N8 today officially emerges into the daylight, stepping out of the shadows equipped with a host of smartphone talents. The first device to be powered by the brand new Symbian^3 platform, the Nokia N8 will launch with a new breed of camera that promises to capture photos and video to rival dedicated point and shoot cameras. Read on to explore Nokia N8′s full list of talents.

The biggest feature on the Nokia N8 is its 12-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and Xenon flash. It features a substantially larger sensor than any ever used in any other Nokia device – even bigger than many found in dedicated cameras. Recently, we caught up with Nokia’s resident camera guru, Damian Dinning, to get the full lowdown on what went into fine-tuning the N8′s camera and video capture skills – you’ll be able to read the full fact-packed story right here on Conversations this week, so stay tuned.
Check out the first sample images from the Nokia N8
The Nokia N8 also introduces the ability to record high definition videos and edit them with a smart built-in editing suite on the device. Playback quality is just as important, and the 3.5-inch HD capacitive touchscreen is the ideal window for assessing your flicks and footage. There’s also a HDMI connector allowing you to hook the smartphone to your HD TV and share your media with friends and family in superb quality. We wanted to find out more about the benefits of HDMI in the Nokia N8 so we spoke to Paul Wheeler, a software program manager at Nokia, to get the full story – again, be sure to keep an eye out for our full story this later this week.
Check out the first HD video sample from the Nokia N8
The Nokia N8 also doubles as a portable entertainment centre. Watch HD quality video with Dolby Digital Plus surround sound and hook into a dedicated Web TV application for access to news and entertainment on the move.
It’s not just its 12-megapixel camera and HD video skills with HDMI support that set the Nokia N8 apart from the crowd. Packing more memory than most, the Nokia N8 has 16GB of built-in storage and is expandable up to 48GB with a micro SD card.
Joining the social messaging fold with the likes of the latest Eseries and Cseries devices, the N8 enters the fray with live Twitter and Facebook updates direct to your homescreen. Comment, read and send messages, update your status and share your location and photos with one touch.
Embracing location based services, the N8 is location-savvy and comes with free global Ovi Maps walk and drive navigation with support in more than 70 countries worldwide.
Powering the Nokia N8 is the all-new Symbian^3 platform. This latest incarnation introduces major new advances including multi-touch and support for gestures such as pinch-to-zoom. Onboard there’s also three customisable homescreens that can be loaded with applications and widgets and flicked through by a swish of the finger. There’s also improved 2D and 3D graphics for a faster and more responsive UI, greater memory management and a visual task manager.
Of course, the Nokia N8 comes with access to the full range of Ovi services and it’s Nokia’s first smartphone to be integrated with Qt. Got and idea for an app? Qt is a software development environment that makes it a cinch to build apps and deploy across the Symbian and other software platforms.
Not to be outdone by its innards the Nokia N8 is carved from a single piece of anodised aluminium and looks glorious decked in one of five eye-catching colours (we’ll shortly be bringing you an entire article dedicated to the colours). It will cost €370 (before the usual local taxes and subsidies) when it starts shipping in the third quarter of 2010.
Over the coming week we’ll bring you heaps more insight and info surrounding the new Nokia N8, including designer interviews, exclusive videos, and much more. Stay tuned for all our unmissable coverage throughout the week. In the meantime, share your instant reactions and let us know what you want to know about the Nokia N8 by joining the conversation below.
Check out more at Nokia.com

 

Ovi Store Access Enabled On The Nokia N900

After the recent update, it is now officially possible to access the mobile version of the Ovi Store using your Nokia N900 web browser. Visit store.ovi.mobi and you will be given access to a new apps, games, themes, wallpapers, ringtones and more, that was not previously available via the Application Manager. So head over and load up your hadsets, and let us know if you find any gems.

Nokia & Intel Introduce MeeGo | A Universal Linux-Base Platform

The first announcement by Nokia at Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona is the introduction of MeeGo. In a significant development in the convergence of communications and computing, Intel Corporation and Nokia are merging their popular Moblin and Maemo software platforms. This will create a unified Linux-based platform that will run on multiple hardware platforms across a wide range of computing devices, including pocketable mobile computers, netbooks, tablets, media phones, connected TVs and in-vehicle infotainment systems. Called MeeGo, the open software platform will accelerate industry innovation and time-to-market for a wealth of new Internet-based applications and services and exciting user experiences. MeeGo-based devices from Nokia and other manufacturers are expected to be launched later this year. This announcement strengthens the Nokia and Intel relationship, and builds on the companies’ broad strategic collaboration announced in June 2009. Intel and Nokia now invite participation in MeeGo from existing Maemo and Moblin global communities and across the communications and computing industries. “Our vision for seamlessly communicating between computing devices from the home, auto, office or your pocket is taking a big step forward today with the introduction of MeeGo,” said Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini. “This is a foundational step in our evolving relationship with Nokia. The merging of these two important assets into an open source platform is critical toward providing a terrific experience across a variety of devices and gaining cross industry support.”