Many of you may already have heard of IrfanView and also used it. It is a freeware/shareware Graphic Viewer for Windows. It is known for the ability to handle a large variety of graphic file formats with some image creation capabilities. It works under Windows and can also be run in Linux under Wine.
The program is compact and just occupies 2 MB(approx.), and with all plugins installed occupies about 10 MB(approx.). IrfanView can create icons, screensaver and do many more such operations such as image editing. Batch processing is one of the most important operations included in IrfanView. The program is also available in more than 20 languages.
The IrfanView team quotes it's program as:
"It is designed to be simple for beginners and powerful for professionals."
Official Website: http://www.irfanview.com/
If you want to test the upcoming HTML5 capability of your browser then visit http://html5test.com/. It is a perfect website created by Niels Leenheer to test the capability of your browser. It doesn't test all the functionality of HTML5 but tries to check the basic and new features of the the HTML5 by giving points for the different attributes. Each attribute is given one or more points. The tests are only trying to detect if a feature is provided by the browser.
VirtualDub is a video capture/processing utility for Windows platform. It is a very useful, powerful and lightweight utility for processing linear video streams, including filtering and re-compression. This tool is very useful to compress large videos and also for quick capture and encoding. Different plugin filters further extend VirtualDub's capabilities.
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Touch Phone is an app for iPhone/iPod/iPad which converts your iDevice to a wireless keyboard and mouse. This app is provided by Logitech Inc. completely free and is very easy to use. You just need to install the Logitech Touch Mouse Server onto your PC and then install the Touch Mouse app onto your iDevice. If you connect your computer to a TV then Touch Mouse is a perfect solution.
Today, I was checking Demonoid but it refused to open. So, I thought the website was down but I needed to confirm it. So, while go-ogling for it I found this pretty useful website which determined whether the website was responding or not.
Down Or Not is an online website (tool) that allows us to see whether the current website is online or not. It simply checks the status of the website. If you have your website and want to check whether everything is working fine or not then you can use downornot.com. The site is very basic which helps users to check sites quickly and efficiently. A listing of popular search terms are also included on the homepage which can help users check up on the sites they frequent to see if there is a problem.
FileInfo.com
Well, I was wanting to know about a strange file type or file extension (suffix at the end of the file name) residing on my computer. I couldn't figure out the extension of the file and was left disappointed. Thus, I came across this pretty useful website FileInfo.com which contains a searchable database of thousands of file extensions with detailed information about the associated file types which they call as the "File Extension Registry".
Nonetheless, the coolest thing about this website is we can easily register our own file extensions. Thus, developers can submit their file extensions along with its information.
Official Website: FileInfo.com - The Central File Extensions Registry:
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