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Convert Audio Files To Other Formats With Free Sound Converter

Sunday, October 30th, 2011

With lots of mobile and portable media player formats, you might need to convert audio files to various other audio formats. Free Sound Converter as the name indicated is a freeware app for Windows which allows you to convert audio to different formats. You can convert between all popular audio formats including MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA, CDA, FLAC, M4A, MID, MKA, MP2, MPA, MPC, APE, OFR, OGG, RA, WV, TTA, AC3, DTS and the output formats: AAC, AC3, AIFF, AMR, AU, FLAC, MP3, M4A, MP2, OGG, WAV, WMA.

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BlueStacks Runs Android Apps On Your Windows PC

Tuesday, October 25th, 2011

Windows/Android: If you’ve ever wished you could test out Android apps before installing them on your device or just want to use the same apps on both your Android device and your computer, check out the free BlueStacks App Player.

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SSD Boost Manager Seamlessly Moves Files & Programs Between Hard Drives

Monday, October 17th, 2011

If you’ve installed Windows on a solid state drive, you know how frustrating its space constraints can be. SSD Boost Manager lets you easily move programs and data between your SSD and regular hard drive with the click of a button.

Say you have a small SSD, and don’t have room for all your favorite programs. Or, you have quite a few games, and can’t fit them all on the SSD at once. SSD Boost Manager will let you move a file on or off the SSD with just the click of a button, so you can get all the speed benefits of that program when you use it, but stash it away when you don’t need it. It does this by moving the folder and just creating junction links to its new location—so Windows still thinks the file is in the same place, while it’s actually sitting on your slower drive.

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Disguise Confidential Folders As System Folders In Windows

Monday, October 10th, 2011

There are many ways to protect your secret or confidential folders in Windows. You can either lock it with tools like LocK-A-FoLdeR, BuduLock and Freeware Lockbox or hide it using the Windows folder hide option. Another way is to disguise the folders to look like system folders. Disguise Folders is a nice freeware app for Windows which allows you to set your secret folders look like system folders. The app is portable and works with ease. You just need to select the folder to disguise and then select the system folder which you want to be disguised to.

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