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Ninite is a service that lets users install popular Windows applications automatically. It allows users to make a selection from a list of applications and bundles the selection into a single installer package. The service offers the most current versions of nearly every popular mainstream program, including Firefox, Skype, OpenOffice, iTunes, Picasa, Steam, and Revo Uninstaller.

Once you’ve made your picks, click Get Installer to download a small executable file. When you’re ready, run that file and sit back while Ninite goes to work.

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The SIP softphone is simple and easy to use while giving you everything you need to facilitate communication around the office. Audio and video quality is exceptionally good and the program is fully compatible with a number of different SIP servers including MS Office Communications Server and the free OfficeSIP Server.

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Google Buzz is the latest way to make the web more universally social.  A new way to share updates, photos, videos and more, and start conversations about the things you find interesting. It’s built right into Gmail, so you don’t have to peck out an entirely new set of friends from scratch. If you are a twitter user and want to import all your twitter contacts to Google Buzz then try Tw2buzz.

Tw2buzz, the free web service finds people from your twitter contacts who use Google Buzz too and connects with them quickly.

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Initially developed for Firefox only, Minimem now can reduce the memory footprint of any application. It runs in the background and can be set up to optimize as many processes as you’d like, using a very intuitive graphical interface. Unlike other memory optimization tools, it gives you full control over what applications you want to optimize, when and how often, as well as the possibility to only optimize memory when required and relevant.

It optimizes memory by removing as many non-necessary memory pages as possible from the selected processes. It does so at regular intervals which can be user-defined as well and every 30s by default, though uses an advanced pooling mechanism to ensure the CPU usage of Minimem remains low at all times. This then optimizes your applications which can load those pages back whenever they need, and makes your overall system perform much better whenever it is memory limited.

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Google Android, the telephone operating system, has been ported to run on x86 machines. Simply named Android-x86, the Live CD Linux distribution is designed mostly for the Eee PC netbooks, but can also run on any other 32-bit (x86) platform. The current stable version of Android-x86 is based on Android 1.6 (Donut) and it’s powered by Linux kernel 2.6.29 with kernel mode-setting (or KMS for short) enabled. It has support for the EXT3, EXT2, NTFS and FAT32 filesystems, and can be run directly from the CD or USB stick(yes, no installation required)!

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