Free PC health checks
January 30th, 2008
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Support.com shows off its new free PC health check application, which lets regular Joes see what’s wrong with their systems before they call IT for help.
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Vidyo’s new videoconferencing router and platform shakes up the videoconferencing infrastructure market.
No need to learn Spanish or Chinese. SpeakLike’s IM client uses computer and human-based translation to bridge the language gap.
Funky animations can now be created quickly using xtranormal’s new drag and drop creation tool.
Keith admits he’s not a big fan of project management tools but is hoping to be swayed by LiquidPlanner’s new tool, unveiled at DEMO 2008.
Fabrik’s new Joggle service brings all your media – photos, videos and music – into a single interface, no matter where the content is located.
Keith talks with Livescribe at DEMO 2008 and gets a look at the company’s new pen that can record your strokes, thoughts and even do math calculations for you.
Most browsers on a mobile phone are disappointing to say the least. Skyfire’s new browsers, which uses server and client technology, unleashes the mobile client.
Keith tests out the HP MediaSmart Server, which makes all your music, photos and files available to all the PCs on your LAN over via the Internet.
Keith Shaw sat down with the Wi-Fi Alliance’s Karen Hanley at CES to discuess the state of 802.11n certification, wi-fi security and what’s next for higher speed Wi-Fi gear.
Keith gets the lowdown on the latest version of Diskeeper’s defragmentation software and finds out what the largest number of fragments the company has dealt with.
ViewSonic debuted a number of new dazzling displays, including a stunning 22-inch LED-based model with a 12000:1 contrast ratio.
Affordable digital photo frames were all over the place at CES, but Mustek takes the concept one step further with the addition of an iPod dock on top of the unit.
D-Link’s D-Life line uses the Internet to add devices to your home data network without installing drivers or PC software, and without juggling CDs.
Fabrik’s new line of portable takes on a whole new flavor and includes 2GB of online backup for free.
