NOROMIS PHOTOLAB 2.0 is designed to appeal to those who just want to pull their images off their camera, perhaps make a few adjustments, and then print or e-mail them with minimal fuss. We liked the program and recommend it for the quickest, easiest camera-to-file output we’ve seen to date. You must register online...
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Want to better way to use and share your online findings? Clipmarks 2.0 can take you beyond basic bookmarks by giving you a simple tool for grabbing content from Web sites. Here’s how it works. Sign up for a free Clipmarks account, and download and install the software, which is also free. (Installation takes...
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There are several reasons to stick the Windows-centric i-Lighter in your virtual backpack, including that it’s free. Dubbed “the yellow marker for the Web,†i-Lighter is also a great organizer. Say you’re building a rig. You could use Excel charts, bookmarks, Word docs, and email to keep your online research straight, but overlap and...
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On the totem pole of audio utilities, I think n-Track Studio 5 is just about three-fourths of the way up, but it’s priced like an audio utility closer to the bottom of the pole at $54 (standard version). Looking and feeling something like a shareware version of Apple’s GarageBand, n-Track is a full-featured audio...
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EssentialPIM Pro Keeping track of all the personal bits of information that make up your life is always tough, but that’s not for a lack of choices. PDAs and smartphones are one answer, as are online options such as Google Calendar and Yahoo! Calendar, and there are always PC-based options such as Outlook. Still,...
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