Latest version of UTorrent to Win 7

uTorrent Description

uTorrent is one of the most popular BitTorrent clients out there for several reasons: it's fast, lightweight, easy to use and very efficient.

The new uTorrent 3 introduces lots of changes to the previous version. To begin with, the program sports a totally redesigned interface: more usable, easier to use and a perfect match for uTorrent’s web interface. Besides the new design, uTorrent 3 lets you play media in streaming as you download, rate and comment torrent files, drag and drop files to share them, and disable the UDP tracker.

After a quick installation process (although there are quite a few prompts to install browser add-ons etc) and a handy built-in speed test to make the initial setting much easier, uTorrent is ready. The program takes up minimal hard drive and PC resources, which enables you to have a good amount of torrents downloading and still be able to use your computer without any lag.

uTorrent's lightness and simplicity doesn't necessarily mean lack of features. On the contrary, the program includes everything you would expect from a complete, reliable torrent downloader: highly detailed stats, support for RSS feeds, automatic shutdown, download scheduler and more. There are a couple things that uTorrent is missing though: a full torrent search tool and a built-in player to preview your downloads.

Just like previous versions, uTorrent 3 is easy enough to use for everyone no matter what their level of computer expertise is, but it also includes dozens of configuration settings that will please the most tech-savvy users. Also, this new version includes several beginner-oriented guides to make sure everybody can make the most of it.

uTorrent Features
uTorrent is less than 800 KB (smaller than a digital photo!). It installs ultra-fast with a light footprint on your computer, and runs super-efficiently.

Simple and straightforward – that's uTorrent. With its purpose-built interface, downloading torrents is a snap.

Access uTorrent from anywhere with uTorrent Remote. Easily access your home clients securely (using ultra-private authentication and key-exchange).

Since uTorrent is offered by the team who invented the BitTorrent open source protocol, you know you will always have access to the latest and greatest technologies.

Expertly designed for fast downloads. Avoids hogging valuable system resources, runs quietly in the background, and doesn't interfere with your work, play etc.

Incorporating groundbreaking uTP technology, uTorrent maximizes bandwidth and reduces congestion - so you have the smoothest, quickest downloads possible and don't make your internet connection slow to a crawl.

uTorrent is instinctively smart. It auto-adjusts bandwidth usage based upon your network and the Internet. Use Skype, play games, stream video etc., all without interference.

uTorrent is a snap to install on your home network. In most cases, it's plug-n-play. We also use UPnP and NAT-PMP technologies to prepare your router for torrent access.

Download uTorrent for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP,Windows 2000 here!

Useful information about uTorrent

uTorrent Download Links

uTorrent Stable (3.2.1 build 28086) [utorrent.com]

uTorrent Plus [utorrent.com]

uTorrent Remote for Android [www.freenew.net]

uTorrent for Mac [utorrent.com]

uTorrent Control [utorrent.com]

uTorrent alpha (3.3 build 27930) [utorrent.com]

uTorrent Is Now Ad-Supported (and How to Disable)

This week uTorrent 3.2.2 was released to the public and one of the release highlights are the new advertisements present in the client. BitTorrent Inc. hopes that these ads will bring in extra revenue so the company can continue to invest in the future of distributed technology. When the advertising initiative was first announced no opt-out was offered, but thanks to user feedback there now is an advanced feature to disable the ads.


Official uTorrent Remote Access app now in Windows Phone Store

uTorrent Remote Beta is part of the latest uTorrent for Windows and Mac. This Windows Phone app securely connects to your home computer from anywhere you have an internet connection. Use uTorrent Remote to add, remove, start, stop torrents and check download progress of all your torrents. Check your RSS feeds and start downloads on the go. Use your mobile browser to find torrents and they will automatically be added to your home uTorrent! Completed downloads can even be shifted directly back to your Windows device for local playback.

uTorrent Pros

Simple, easy to use interface
Handy connection test for faster set-up
Extensive torrent download information
Small footprint on drive space and system resources

uTorrent Cons

No built-in player
Limited search options

uTorrent Screenshots

Source : freenew

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TypingMaster Pro Premium 7

TypingMaster Pro by TypingMaster is a solid typing software product with a set of rather basic features. What you get with this typing program will help you either learn how to type or get better at keyboarding. However, the user interface is somewhat dated and the software's various features could be better organized.

TypingMaster Pro is fairly easy to figure out, but there is no screen-by-screen information or instruction. Nonetheless, it is not too difficult to manage, though we were occasionally frustrated with how this software works compared to similar typing programs. It would help tremendously if this application's features were easier to find.

TypingMaster Pro allows you to choose from nine different languages and 34 different types of keyboards. There are also some basic games for typing fun available within the application that are really enjoyable, but which push you to up your speed and accuracy. TypingMaster Pro contains an easy-to-read reports page, which you can print out in the form of a certificate of achievement.

The application's typing tests provide sections of text that you must type word for word, with the clock ticking all the while. When you're taking a test, the word you are supposed to type is underlined for you. Once you are finished, you get a test result report that gives you your gross speed, accuracy, net speed, gross strokes, error hits and net strokes. It also shows you where in the writing sample you have made mistakes.

We found the tests worked well. However, for some typists who are already highly skilled, the underlining element might not move fast enough from one word to the next, which would be a serious drawback for them and would detract from the application's overall usefulness in that situation.

TypingMaster Pro's software is only available for computers running Windows. If you have an Apple computer running Mac OS X, or a Linux system, you can use the special TypingMaster Online, which is a web-based version of their typing software application.

This typing software teaches touch typing. You learn the home keys (A, S, D, F on the left hand; J, K, L, on the right hand; and both thumbs for the spacebar), and how to type efficiently while not looking at the keyboard. TypingMaster Pro offers a "Pro Trainer" tool that analyzes your typing while you use certain Windows applications and then creates a customized lesson based on your weaknesses. You can also easily customize your drills and tests to work on a specific typing weakness.

TypingMaster Pro offers built-in help that is accessible from the "Information" screen, and there is an FAQs page available online, where you will find the answers to common questions. You also get a user manual with the application that explains downloading and setting things up, and it provides other step-by-step instruction for the lessons, exercises, games, tests and more.

There also is user forum on the site that lets you interact with others who have purchased this product and find solutions to any difficulties you might have. There is an online form you can use to email questions directly to customer support, but they offer no phone contact.

Source : toptenreviews

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NeoMedia sues SpyderLynx as scanning figures rise

Rating: W7 Mango users bottom of scanning list

As mobile barcode scanning expert, NeoMedia Technologies, announced its performance figures for Q1 2012, the company also let slip that it had started another law suit over its patent portfolio. This time the supplier on the wrong end of NeoMedia’s lawyers is SpyderLynx. That’s interesting because SpyderLynx itself is trying to patent the use of embedding a log into a QR code. See our previous story here. For the lawyers amongst our readership, we decided to publish NeoMedia’s Press release on the who legal action bit here. Meanwhile, NeoMedia is staking its claim to be the leading purveyor of QR code scanning software. It says that 20 million handsets use its NeoReader barcode scanning service worldwide (representing 227 countries). Significantly, Android smartphones account for the majority use of the NeoReader app and 56 per cent of all scans.Current NeoMedia Technologies’ CEO, Laura Marriott, commented, “The numbers are in. The growth we’ve seen over the past year proves that NeoReader is becoming one of the most popular QR code readers amongst mobile users worldwide.”

Overall, the number of unique NeoReader users grew 148 per cent between Q1 2011 and Q1 2012, with users being predominantly male and under 35 years of age.

Compared to the first three months of 2011, NeoMedia has seen a 138 per cent growth in QR code scanning in the first three months of 2012.

The number of mobile barcodes generated through NeoMedia’s NeoSphere platform during this quarter finished at 73,000.

Smartphones using the Android OS accounted for 56 per cent of scans, followed by iOS, Symbian, Blackberry and then, (finally) Windows Phone 7 (W7 Mango).

Broken down, 1D scanning has grown 27 per cent and 2D scanning is up 212 per cent. The total number of QR codes scanned grew 13 per cent.

Source : gomonews

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Google Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) Upgrade Going Out to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Those who have a Samsung Galaxy Nexus because they want to keep up with the latest version of Google's operating system are getting rewarded: they'll be the first to be able to download Android OS 4.1 (Jelly Bean).

There's a hitch, however: this applies only to those who have the HSPA+ version. This means that those who have the version for Verizon or Sprint still have to wait a bit more. Still, Google promises this is in the works.

Those who do have the HSPA+ version (which is available from Google Play) will soon see a note pop up on their Galaxy Nexus telling them that the upgrade to Jelly bean is available. Not everyone will receive this at once -- it will be rolled out over a number of days to prevent overstraining the computers that are sending it out.

What's New

Brighthand provided an overview of Android 4.1 when it was unveiled last month, and some of the highlights include Google Now, which tries to be a pro-active digital assistant, informing users of the information they want before they know they need it. This includes traffic and weather information, and much more.

The Notification system has been redesigned to be more interactive, and Google's developers made the user interface faster.

Goole says it plans to release an upgrade for the Android 4.1 for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus S next, as well as the Motorola XOOM tablet.

Source : brighthand

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Canon to enter mirrorless camera market from September

A logo of Canon Inc is pictured at the 3D and Virtual Reality Expo in Tokyo June 20, 2012. The expo which showcases the latest technology will be held until June 22.

Credit: Reuters/Yuriko Nakao

TOKYO | Mon Jul 23, 2012 12:38am EDT

TOKYO (Reuters) - Canon Inc said on Monday it would sell its first mirrorless camera from mid-September in a bid to tap a growing market for small, interchangeable-lens cameras that rival Nikon Corp entered last year.

Canon will manufacture 100,000 of the cameras a month, the company said in a statement.

Mirrorless models have large sensors, providing good picture quality, but no optical viewfinders. That enables manufacturers to keep the camera body smaller and lighter.

In Japan, where consumers tend to value easily portable products, mirrorless cameras account for around a third of all interchangeable lens models. In the United States, their market share is closer to a tenth.

Canon's move will ratchet up competition with Nikon, its main rival for hefty single-lens reflex cameras used by professional photographers and enthusiasts.

Shares of Canon were down 3 percent and Nikon was 2.6 percent lower on Monday afternoon, underperforming Tokyo's broad Topix index, which lost 0.9 percent.

(Reporting by Reiji Murai, writing by Tim Kelly; Editing by Chris Gallagher)

Source : reuters

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Apple heads into choppy waters as new iPhone awaited

A man shows a photograph he took on his iPhone of an Apple store in Beijing June 6, 2012.

Credit: Reuters/David Gray
By Poornima Gupta
SAN FRANCISCO | Mon Jul 23, 2012 7:06am EDT

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc faces an unusual phenomenon when reporting earnings this time around: low expectations.

Few are expecting the world's most valuable technology company -- which surpasses Wall Street expectations with near regularity -- to deliver a bumper quarter once more on Tuesday.

The main reason: consumers holding out for the new iPhone.

Apple may still surprise market watchers, but many Wall Street analysts and investors remember how chatter over the launch of a new iPhone last year caused Apple to miss quarterly expectations in the fall, for the first time in years.

The iPhone 5 is only expected to hit store shelves around October -- just in time for the holidays -- with a thinner, larger screen and fine-tuned search features. Couple that pre-launch lull with slowdowns in Europe and China, Apple's biggest markets outside of North America, and sentiment on the Wall Street darling is more muted than many can remember in a while.

"No longer is Apple the company that beats every time," said Tim Lesko, portfolio manager at Granite Investment Advisors, which owns Apple stock. "I expect Apple to beat Apple's guidance, but I don't know whether they will beat Wall Street's guidance."

Tony Sacconaghi, analyst with Bernstein Research, sees a reasonable chance Apple will miss expectations on revenue, citing "macroeconomic weakness in China and Europe, a product cycle lull in the iPhone, a later than expected introduction of the new iPad into China, and the late quarter introduction of new Mac notebooks."

Any hiccup in demand for the best-selling smartphone can have a big impact on both revenue and profits as the five-year old device accounts for nearly 50 percent for Apple's revenues. And it comes at a time Samsung and other manufacturers that use rival Google Inc's Android software are chipping away at its market share.

Apple is expected to report fiscal third-quarter earnings of $10.35 a share on revenue of $37.2 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

Top Wall Street analysts are betting the numbers will undershoot that. Apple may miss the average sales forecast by about 0.2 percent, according to Thomson Reuters Starmine's SmartEstimates, which places greater emphasis on timely forecasts by top-rated analysts.

IPAD'S LAUNCH IN CHINA

But some analysts also think the Street is underestimating the impact of a late iPad launch in China, a focal point of intense expansion for the company and a huge driver of growth.

Apple began selling the tablet there on Friday, but many had expected it to ship last quarter.

Sales in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan jumped threefold to $7.9 billion in the second quarter, accounting for about 20 percent of Apple's $39.2 billion in total revenue.

The company typically introduces a new iPhone every year, but has yet to reveal any details on the next model.

However, people familiar with the situation have told Reuters the new iPhone will have a bigger display and that Apple has begun to place orders for the new displays from suppliers in South Korea and Japan.

Meanwhile, Apple's iPhone 4S is just three quarters old, which is relatively new by any standard. But many fans of the phone now see it as a cyclical product with somewhat predictable launch timeframes, preferring to wait a few months to buy the new model, analysts said.

Wall Street estimates Apple sold about 29 million iPhones, down from 35.1 million sold in the March quarter. Sales of the new iPad, expected to be 14 million to 15 million, is likely to offset part of the anticipated sequential drop in iPhones sales.

Apart from concerns about iPhone purchases, Wall Street is worried about the rising prominence of Google and Amazon.com in the mobile market, particularly with the launch of Google's smaller and cheaper Nexus 7 tablet, which is gaining popularity.

Still, no one is bearish in the longer term on the world's largest technology company by market value and most Apple watchers believe the company will make up any lost iPhone volume during the holiday season.

"Big picture, it doesn't matter," said Sterne Agee analyst Shaw Wu. "They are still the share gainer in the larger scheme of things. This is clearly a timing issue."

BIG HOLIDAY SEASON EYED

Wall Street expects that the outlook for this year's holiday season will be enormous for Apple as it may include the launch of a new iPhone as well as a potential new "mini iPad."

Apple has been working on a smaller tablet, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.

It is unclear when Apple will launch such a tablet, but some clues are emerging on the timing of the new iPhone.

When Verizon -- one of the wireless carriers that work with Apple -- was asked on Thursday why customers have been holding back on handset upgrades, CFO Fran Shammo said: "There is always that rumor mill out there with a new phone coming out in the fourth quarter and so people may be waiting."

Investors will pick apart executives' comments for clues to new product introductions. While Apple has a policy of never giving advance details or timings on new products, Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer has often hinted of "product transition" in earnings conference calls preceding a launch.

Wall Street estimates Apple sold about 4 million Macintosh computers as the PC market saw growth sputter in the quarter.

The lackluster expectations do not appear to have affected Apple's stock, which is up nearly 50 percent so far in 2012. The stock has been choppy since a high of $644 in April. It closed Friday at $604.30 on the Nasdaq.

"Of all the quarters, this is the one that seems to have widest range of opinion," said Granite's Lesko.

(Reporting by Poornima Gupta, Editing by Gary Crosse)

Source : reuters

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‘Silent Hill: Revelation 3D’ Review

Director Michael J. Bassett has stepped into the terrifying world of video game-turned-movie franchise Silent Hill with his latest film, Silent Hill: Revelation 3D - a follow-up to Christophe Gans’ 2006 movie about the titular (and twisted) town. For a long time, video game adaptations have delivered underwhelming big screen experiences (and equally unimpressive box office returns), as directors (most famously Uwe Boll) pilfered one well-known gaming property after another (Alone in the Dark, BloodRayne, House of the Dead).

Many of these films were bizarrely selective in implementing the source material (see Doom‘s FPS sequence); however, as video games become more cinematic in presentation (and attempt to tell more emotionally impactful stories), the lines between big screen entertainment and interactive entertainment are beginning to blur. When it comes to distorting reality, Silent Hill is a perfect fit, but has Bassett successfully blurred the lines between movie and game – delivering a film that provides a great (and terrifying) Silent Hill experience with creepy monsters and an impactful story for non-gamers?

Unfortunately, Silent Hill: Revelation 3D is a mixed bag of creepy and downright captivating visual set-pieces coupled with melodramatic dialogue and an overly-complicated storyline. For every interesting creature moment that Bassett presents, there’s one or two lengthy scenes of convoluted and campy exposition that, instead of heightening the tension, deliver eye-rolling exchanges and provide unintentional laughs. The result? A movie that is easy to recommend to fans of the game (Bassett nails a diverse mix of creature encounters) but fails to hit the necessary benchmarks for non-gamer mass appeal.




Kit Harington and Adelaide Clemens in ‘Silent Hill: Revelation 3D’

While there are numerous ties to the 2006 Silent Hill in Revelation, the film starts with Heather Mason (played by Adelaide Clemens) – the guarded “new girl” in town. Game fans will remember Heather as the lead character in Silent Hill 3, and a lot of the same story elements are explored in the movie adaptation. However, instead of traveling to Silent Hill on a quest to avenge the death of her father, Revelation deals much more directly with Heather’s origins: on her eighteenth birthday, she is forced to confront her mysterious past. Heather’s search for answers leads to the Silent Hill Otherworld where she, along with friend Vincent (Kit Harington) come face to face with cult leader Claudia Wolf (Carrie-Anne Moss), and a laundry list of twisted monsters – including iconic series antagonist, Pyramid Head. In order to survive the warped Silent Hill nightmarescape, Heather must learn the truth about her life and put an end to a ruthless “darkness.”

Instead of enhancing the Silent Hill 3 plot with dynamic character moments and a fully-formed mythology, the plot relies heavily on a MacGuffin chase that throws Heather into one iconic creature face-off after another. Fortunately, a number of these encounters are downright chilling and provide smart tension plus fascinating (albeit disgusting) visual spectacle – especially in 3D. Bassett absolutely nails the Silent Hill horrors with a diverse batch of memorable sequences (most notably the “Dark Nurse” scene) that deliver truly unique scares for gamers and non-gamers alike.

That said, without an engaging context, the film is nothing more than a disorganized monster closet. For some, warped creature sequences and compelling visuals may be satisfying enough, but for anyone who expects proficient storytelling with their scares, the Silent Hill: Revelation narrative is a mess of cliches as well as uninspired twists that fail to deliver interesting character drama or captivating world building. While flat characters are forgivable in horror films (if the frights are good) Revelation spends entirely too much time educating viewers about the Otherworld, franchise folklore, as well as explaining where this story connects to the prior film. These expository scenes cause the movie to lose any momentum created by the intriguing creature set-pieces and few of these “explain the plot to me” dialogue exchanges actually payoff. While the filmmakers might have enjoyed winking at larger Silent Hill mythology questions throughout the film, for the purpose of Heather’s story, very little of that information comes full circle and ends up confusing the story instead of enhancing it.




The ‘Silent Hill: Revelation 3D’ Dark Nurses

Remember, this is the second installment in the film series. Admittedly, the six years between Silent Hill and Revelation has likely left many moviegoers fuzzy on canon details, but the Silent Hill games have succeeded as a sandbox of mysteries told through focused character-driven story experiences. There’s no reason to think a similar approach wouldn’t work for the films. Unfortunately, Heather and Vincent are saddled with so much exposition that Revelation undermines any interesting developments as well as otherwise competent performances from Clemens and Harington, respectively. Similarly, the supporting cast – which includes Sean Bean and Malcolm McDowell – has little to do but spout platitudes about love and sacrifice.

Given that the success of the film rests heavily on visual spectacle, it’s easy to recommend seeing Silent Hill: Revelation in 3D. Despite a number of cheesy “in your face” shots, where blades fly out of the screen, Bassett crafts several surprisingly beautiful 3D moments. Revelation isn’t the most artistic use of the format that viewers will see all year, but there are sharp visual sequences – both subtle and over-the-top – that are absolutely enhanced by increased depth-of-field. Whether or not these enhanced visuals are worth the premium charge will come down to how excited an individual is for the film in the first place. The 3D in Revelation doesn’t make or break the experience, but should compliment some of the better sequences – for anyone willing to drop the extra cash.

Silent Hill: Revelation fails to elevate any element of the franchise through screen adaptation – in that none of the characters, mythos, or over-arching storyline are made better (or more interesting). Instead, the film succeeds only as a good game-to-movie translation – successfully bringing a number of iconic creature encounters into live-action. As mentioned, fans of the game installments will likely enjoy seeing Bassett’s visual set-pieces, but most viewers who can’t appreciate the director’s careful recreation of the Silent Hill horrors will likely be left underwhelmed by cliche character interactions and a convoluted plot.

Source : screenrant

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'Wuthering Heights' Review

A Drama Ahead of Its Time

When Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights was first published in 1847, under the name of Ellis Bell, it received mixed reviews. Although some critics saw the potential evident in the cyclical plot and other literary devices, many others were shocked and dismayed by the unashamedly dark storyline.
To be sure, Wuthering Heights was a very different book than what was generally considered acceptable during that era. In direct contrast to Emily Bronte's novel, Susannah Rowson's Charlotte Temple (1828) tells the story of a young lady who permits her beau to steal her away in the middle of the night. Predictably, he impregnates her and then abandons her, after which she dies of a broken heart. As was common in novels of the era, Charlotte Temple used a fictional story to instruct its readers--primarily young ladies--in what was expected of them.

In Wuthering Heights, one of the main female characters dies of what could also be considered a broken heart, but the effect is a very different one from that of Charlotte Temple. Instead of presenting an overly sentimental worst-case scenario meant to frighten its readers onto the straight-and-narrow, Wuthering Heights seduces its readers with its dark passion and misguided characters. Both Heathcliff and Catherine are flawed characters, but their flaws intrigue the reader just as surely as they repel. If there is any lesson to be learned in Catherine's death, it is the folly of denying your heart's greatest passion--a mistake completely at odds with the cause of Charlotte Temple's downfall.

Controversy & Obscurity: Wuthering Heights 

Due to the novel's tumultuous passion, the book received a mixture of responses. Eventually, those who were scandalized by the book's inappropriateness won out, and Emily Bronte's only novel was buried in literary obscurity. Decades later, when Wuthering Heights was revived by the interest of modern scholars, the unique literary devices used in the work began to earn more attention than its soap opera-like tale of obsession and loss.

Although the second part of the novel--the part that chiefly concerns Catherine and Heathcliff's respective children--is frequently overlooked in retellings and screen adaptations, many contemporary critics believe it holds the key to Emily Bronte’s real literary genius. The first generation of children--Catherine, her brother Hindley, and the gypsy child Heathcliff--had led miserable lives, and both Catherine and Hindley died young as payment for their misguided passions. As a result of Heathcliff's scheming prior to Hindley's death, he has inherited the Earnshaw home, as well as the care of Hindley's son, Hareton. After the death of Heathcliff's estranged wife--Catherine’s husband’s sister, his own son, Linton, comes to live with him as well, setting in motion his final push for revenge.

Generations: Wuthering Heights

The highlight of the second part of the book is when Heathcliff effectively kidnaps Catherine's daughter, who is called Cathy. With the three children now all under one roof, the latter half of the book parallels the beginning, when Catherine, Hindley, and Heathcliff were all children together in the same house. However, whether by a twist of fate or Heathcliff's mistreatment of the boy, Hareton's demeanor and place in the household resembles Healthcliff's childhood persona more than that of his own father, while Linton is so weak and sickly that he is the perfect opposite of Heathcliff.

Despite the clear similarities to the old rivalries, though, the children begin to converge, rather than to follow in the footsteps of their parents. Maddened by a desire for revenge, Heathcliff attempts to play them against one another, forcing Cathy to marry Linton so that he may inherit the neighboring property that belongs to his rival, Catherine's widower. Linton dies soon after. After Heathcliff's own death, the tale comes full circle: the estates return to their rightful heirs, Hareton and the younger Cathy fall in love, and Heathcliff’s legacy of revenge disappears almost without a trace.
Despite its early reception, the combination of unbridled passion and a complex storytelling form makes Wuthering Heights a favorite in many modern literary circles. The darkness of the story and the lack of accompanying moral teachings shocked many of its contemporaries, while the intricacies of the cyclical plot--the destruction and ultimate reunification of the families--were overlooked until recent decades. A novel that combines masterful literary devices with all of the scandals of a soap opera, Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights was a drama far ahead of its time.

Source : classiclit.about.com

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Adobe PhotoShop CS6 Serial Numbers -Updated

If you are a regular user of Adobe Photoshop then you will be well known that a Image Editor can not be better than it.. So if you are a Editor Pro or Newbie for you Adobe PhotoShop is must... But The Main Problem of  this amazing software is that this is not a free product ... You have to purchase it for use it's full function and for use it more than 30 days.. But there is many user who loves to edit pix but cannot afford buying this costly software ... So if you remember our last post was on New Photoshop CS6 ..So here we came with a new tutorial for you.. I have gathered many serial keys just for you by which you can easily install and enjoy full feature of Brand new Adobe PhotoShop CS6 ...

  Follow the Following Steps :-

At first follow this link and download Adobe Photoshop CS6. ---Most Important (You have to Download it from here to complete all the steps.)
Now Install this as a trial product...

Also check out :  A Interesting Post about how to Unlock your Mobile

•  After that dont run it.... If you accidentally run it then just close it...
• Now open Notepad .. If you are a Win 7 / Win Vista or Win 8 user then open Notepad as Administrator ...
• After That Navigate to Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Windows > System32 > Drivers > Etc. > Hosts via Notepad and open it...
• Now Add the text from here from this file at the end of the Hosts file like that image ... --UPDATED

• If you dont know how to edit or customize Hosts file then just checkout this post ...
• Done.... You Have completed the most important step... Now just copy one of the serial given below and paste that on asked place in PhotoShop CS6 .. --- Updated

Serial Keys:-


1330-1416-8167-3432-7342-5065
1330-1434-7193-4776-5834-3132
1330-1812-7531-2275-1508-2831
1330-1156-0980-8094-0093-3404
1330-1920-6741-8538-0788-4749
1330-1498-7328-5130-3384-9032
1330-1655-3029-6637-2795-4117
1330-1129-4054-4300-1974-8912
1330-1691-2320-1630-3127-2515
1330-1516-6501-3782-3926-4993

So.. Guys... I think I have made everything clear... If not just comment here.. I will make you happy... till then be fresh be geek  ...



Source : HackingUniverse

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A Must CheckOut: Future of Apple Product

Hey.. Are you an Apple freak ? Loves the product which comes with a name starting with "i" ?? Then this post is just for you.. But before we start our post one thing should be known to everyone.. Do you know what actually the "i" means which comes every time before an apple product ? As Steve Jobs the "i" actually  mean two things .. One is "internet" which comes first on "i-MacBook"  and the other one is actually "individual" .. Coz as Apple every Apple product is made for an individual .. So see the below pics which can be the future of apple products.. :)




So Howz it ?? Dont Forget to comment for the best one .. Till then be Fresh Be Geek..

Source : HackingUniverse

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