Showing posts with label Software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Software. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Benefits of Cloud Computing

Considering cloud computing? In the past, businesses had to run programs from software that was on an actual comptuer (or at least on a nearby server). Today, that software can live on the cloud, i.e. the Internet; not on your physical computer. What are the benefits to cloud computing, though? Read on.
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Thursday, September 15, 2011

uCertify PrepKit for EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker (C|EH)


uCertify is a preparation kit software provider for IT certification exams. As we all know, IT is a vast world where fields could stretch out to different sub-fields and may fall to a thousand categories (and sub-categories). On the other hand, getting certifications for your skills has turned from fancying your resume to being a requirement by most employers. This is probably also related to the numerous IT degree programs and certifications easily accessible online.

That is why it is indeed an integral part to have a trusted resource of information to be prepared with before taking the exams. I was asked by uCertify to test one of their PrepKits, and I chose their prep kit for EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker certification exam: E312-50.

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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Linux MultiMedia Studio: The Free Digital Audio Workstation


Whether you are in a band, a musical score composer, or simply a music-lover hobbyist aspiring to create music on your own, nothing beats a free software like Linux MultiMedia Studio. It is free and rich with features you thought to be only available on expensive audio-editing/mixing softwares. 

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Saturday, March 5, 2011

Chrometa: It's Time to Evaluate your Activities


Another day has passed and the moon's already smiling at you. What have you accomplished today? You spent hours in front of your pc and who knows what you did? Well, Chrometa knows. *grin* Chrometa, a software built from the Java framework, will do all the job for you. It tracks all the programs you used and the time you spent with them.

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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Scratch: Programming in Puzzle Pieces, Even Kids Can Program!


Do you find your kids spending hours on playing games? You may want to introduce them to Scratch. They can create their own games and animations, recreate others', and share them to other kids - all without having to write lines of codes. Scratch is a programming language where you program by dragging and dropping code pieces together, like those in a jigsaw puzzle.
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Desktop clutter? Fence it!


Stardock FencesTM (or simply FencesTM) is a software created by Stardock Corporation that is used to organize your desktop. Using FencesTM, you can group your desktop icons, label that group, and hide all of them at once. 
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