Entries from August 2008 ↓

Adobe Air applications are one of the most beautiful applications you’ll ever see, mainly because the interfaces look handsomely wicked. This free Adobe Air application Flump lets you download all the photos from a user-specified Flickr account to your hard drive. All you need to do is provide it with the username or the Flickr ID, no passwords of-course and specify it where to save the pictures and after that click Start Flump. It’s quite similar to FlickrDown and Flickr AutoDownloadr. But it beats them down with the simply great interface and the simplicity of get it work, moreover its the only cross-platform app. Flump is free, works wherever Adobe AIR does.

Flump [Google Code via Digital Inspiration]

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If your tired of Microsoft’s lame new OS, Vista! folks at Microsoft thinks that they can help you up. Straight from the devil’s lair comes a 14-page PDF document on Vista Performance and Tuning. Microsoft guys suggestions include the usual disabling unwanted services, disabling visual effects or to adjust search settings. This are overall basic stuffs that most geeks do after installing Vista or any other OS. So it means experienced users will probably not find anything new in the guide that they do not already know about. But this PDF is a nicely-laid out and detailed package. Hey if you don’t find it useful maybe your mom or neighborhood chick find it useful!
Windows Vista Performance and Tuning [Microsoft Download Center via gHacks]