Technology For a Better Life

Twtter is the biggest all in one Twitter application directory. People here can subscribe to whole lots of apps and get benefits- of all the applications free of cost. Twitter is not just a place where you Tweet, it is more than that where people can share and help each other out. So, twtter has been making application that makes user ease their twitter.

You can tweet via anything you like that are listed on the directory. Posting and Updating new status using cool applications like iPhone, iPad, Android, Twitter, Google and more. You do not need to have the device or applications on your own, you just need to allow your Twitter to access and you will be ready to go. Just type any status you want to post via and press the Tweet button, and you see the tweet updated on Twitter time line.

Printing lots of documents in color? Need to know exactly what the ink coverage is? Measure CMYK, RGB and CMYK+8 coverage up to a fraction of a percentage point!

It’s no secret that printing cost varies from one document to another. Toner yield is typically measured at 5% page coverage; but what if some printing jobs are draining the toners with much higher page coverage without you even knowing? Whether you manage your home photo printer or an office with a network printing center, or work for a printing shop, knowing exactly how much toner or ink is required to print a job can save significant amounts of money and generate a hefty extra in proceeds. But is there any way to figure out how much ink you actually need to print a job?

APFill Ink Coverage Meter (http://avpsoft.com/products/apfill/) gives you a unique opportunity to learn the exact ink coverage for every printing job before you send it to a printer. The coverage calculator helps you to estimate the printing cost per page and optimize the pages you print, effectively allowing you to save on toner and ink. APFill Ink Coverage Meter goes as far as estimating the price of each job by taking into account both paper size and density as well as color density.

How do you do it? In fact, that’s quite easy. You can get an idea on how much ink of every color the printer uses, or how much toner is spent, by simply opening a document and specifying the part of the screen occupied by the document to APFill Ink Coverage Meter. Alternatively, you can simply open a PDF or PS file with APFill Ink Coverage Meter to get a precise measurement up to a fraction of a percentage point. Finally, if you are a computer geek, you can set up a fully automated system that will calculate, save and display the actual ink coverage!

Knowing exactly how much ink is going to be spent is important for all kinds of printing jobs, but it is extremely important on photo printers with extra colors. Photo cartridges can be extremely costly to replace. APFill Ink Coverage Meter fully supports the extended CMYK +8 color model, estimating exactly how much ink of every color is going to be used on a particular document.

If you are printing commercially, figuring out toner coverage is essential for providing an exact quote to each customer. APFill Ink Coverage Meter helps you do just that and right on the spot! Don’t let your customers wait too long…give them an estimate in an instant by opening their documents and capturing the screen with APFill Ink Coverage Meter!

If you are printing regularly, or if you are in the printing business, don’t wait! Try APFill Ink Coverage Meter right away to realize the savings. There is a fully functional preview available for free: http://avpsoft.com/products/apfill/

DVD and CD disks became a part of our lifestyle, most of us have a significant collection of movies, audio CDs, photos, games, office documents and other disks. And it’s very often that you need to make a copy of that disks, for backup purposes or simply to make a couple of copies of your wedding video for your friends. There are many programs that can copy your DVD movies, but very few of those which can copy all your disks, both CD and DVD.

Here we’ll test a program called Clone My DVD, which claims copying any kind of DVD and CD disks. “Clone My DVD – a universal DVD and CD copier” is what we see on product’s website, and we’d like to check is it really can copy any kind of disk?

Installation takes several seconds, the program is designed as a classic step-by-step wizard, it looks slick and clear. Choose disk to copy, it’s a DVD movie now, and press “Next” button to go further. We’ve got two DVD drives on our test computer so the program asks do we want to copy directly from drive to drive? Yes we do! Press “Next” again and it started to copy. By default it makes one copy, but you can set number of copies as you like.

Come again, now with an audio CD. Clone My DVD does the job perfectly, we’ve got exactly the same CD, no quality loss at all! We did the same with a couple of game CDs, CD with photos, MP3 music DVD, another DVD movie, and one more DVD movie. All attempts were successfull, no hassles.

Then we tested how it works with a single CD/DVD drive. First it copies from disk to computer, then asks to insert a blank disk and writes a copy. It takes additional time, but the result is also perfect.

What we also noticed is Clone My DVD doesn’t reduce the quality of DVD movies and audio CDs, which is good. In fact, you get a true copy, exactly the same as original. Clone My DVD is really able to copy any CDs and DVDs, and it doesn’t matter what disk is in your drive, you get a proper copy with Clone My DVD anyway. We succesfully copied over ten disks, both CD and DVD, which contained video, MP3 music, CD audio tracks, photos, documents, free software and other stuff. It successfully recognizes various CDR/RW, DVD+/-R/RW disks and double-layer DVD movies.

There is only one feature missed in Clone My DVD. Regrettably it cannot encode 9Gb double-layer DVD to the 4.7Gb single layer, so those who’re looking for this feature will be frustrated. But anyway Clone My DVD is still one of the best copying software we ever seen.

Free trial version allows you to copy up to three whole disks, the only limitation is copying protected DVD movies, which is available only in full version. Free download from http://www.clonemydvdmovies.com/clonemydvd11.exe

Conclusion

Clone My DVD is awesome, it can make a copy of all DVD and CD disks, even those are region-protected. You just insert a disk, press couple of buttons and get a carbon copy. It can copy to blank disk, make multiple copies if you want, and it allows to copy directly from drive to drive. All these functions are wrapped into a very clear and simple nterface, not overloaded with too many buttons and menus. If you’re looking for all-in-one disk copier try Clone My DVD, which is like a swiss knife – easy to handle and universal at the same time.

You can find more information on Clone My DVD and download free trial version at http://www.clonemydvdmovies.com Get full version without limitations at http://www.clonemydvdmovies.com/Order

Shooting outdoors using available light is fun, which gives good results with compact digital cameras. But have you ever tried shooting in poorly-lit rooms indoors, and using the flash to light the people? If you have, you might have noticed something strange happening with the subject’s eyes, which appear glowing red on many snapshots. The ‘demonic’ look of your friends and relatives can make your photographs appear ruined.

But wait! Don’t trash your pictures just yet! You didn’t go digital for no reason, and one of the benefits digital photography gives you as opposed to film is the ease of fixing minor issues like this. All is not lost, and this effect can be easily corrected if you have the right tools.

You might wonder why the red eyes, and what’s the cause? This common effect is officially called red-eye, and is a well-known phenomenon in the world of photography. It happens because of the flash being too fast for someone’s eye to close the pupil. The light emitted by the flash bounces off the back surface of the eye, and makes the subject’s eyes appear to be glowing red on snapshots. The red-eye effect is especially pronounced in children and in people with grey or blue eyes.

Professional photographers fight red-eye by using dedicated, big and heavy flash units that bounce light off the ceilings or walls. With a compact digital camera that’s simply not possible. After all, it does not make any sense to carry around a flash that is twice as big and heavy as your camera!

Modern cameras are equipped with red-eye reduction modes that fire the flash several times to allow pupils to close, but honestly this technology isn’t even remotely effective on small snapshot-type cameras. You’re generally much better off using dedicated software on your computer to correct pictures for the red-eye.

“Oh, no!” you might think. “Would I have to spend hours fixing dozens of snapshots? It’s boring!”

You’re absolutely right! We agree it’s no fun fixing multiple shots. To save time and effort, we developed a unique product that fixes the red-eye in all of your digital pictures completely automatically, and requires absolutely no intervention on your part!

Stop spending hours in graphic editors! No need to open pictures one by one, and manually select and fix the eyes! No degrading your pictures quality by re-saving JPEGs! StopRedEye! will do the job for you automatically and in the best possible way. It’ll only retouch those parts of the image that need correction and won’t cause the quality loss that would inevitably happen should you open your picture in an editor and save it again in JPEG format.

To fix red eyes in your digital snapshots, simply select them and click “Start Correction” in StopRedEye! The program will handle the rest – automatically. It’ll take a bunch of photos you’ve just selected, automatically detect human faces, discover and check the eyes, and fix the eyes by giving them back their natural color. And did I mention that it all happens automatically? You can sit and watch, or make and have some coffee in the process – without affecting the result!

Every time you open and save a JPEG digital picture in an editor its quality is decreased. That’s inevitable with regular image editing tools due to the nature of the JPEG compression algorithm. But why degrade the entire image quality if you need to fix just a tiny part of it? StopRedEye! employs a unique algorithm that makes the red-eye correction lossless. It extracts and retouches only the small parts of an image that contain the eyes, and does not affect the rest of the picture. Thanks to this unique feature, your image quality will not be negatively affected by StopRedEye!

Do you want some numbers? We analyzed StopRedEye! performance on a sample of 1200 different pictures, and are happy to share the results with you. StopRedEye! can find and correct red eyes in 98% of our tested samples. This means if you have a bunch of 100 digital pictures, you’ll only have to deal with an average of two, and the rest will be processed automatically. In 0.1% (that’s one in a thousand!) of pictures it can miss here and there. Each digital picture takes 5 to 7 seconds on a modern PC. If you have a hundred shots, you’ll be done in less than 10 minutes!

StopRedEye! is available as a free evaluation download at: http://www.stopredeye.com/. Don’t take our word for it, check out the StopRedEye! performance on your own pictures!