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Thursday, October 11, 2012

Download: Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery 5 (Mac, Windows)


                          Recover deleted photos, audio, and video files from mass storage devices.

                            Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery 5


With every personal computing device — be it a digital camera, tablet, or a mobile phone — these days features a snapper to let you capture memories at any time. Digital photographs being data stored on any device's storage memory is prone to accidental deletion or data corruption. While there are several data recover tools, the ones that work well are usually quite expensive. If you are looking for something specifically to recover photos, utilities such as Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery can come to your rescue.

As compared to the previous iteration of the software, version 5 sports a better interface, but covers similar features with support for more camera formats and mass storage devices. A major turn-off on when using the product is that it continues to suffer from certain issues as observed in the older version — it could do with a few more options to tweak searches and a better way to track the recovery progress. A few menu options, and a little more clarity with instructions on the UI would have been useful. While the applictaion is free to download, you need to purchase the registration key for recovering your data. On the plus side though, the software seems light on system resources. Although adding audio and video recovery is a nice touch, it seems a bit too high-priced; just toss in a few hundreds more and you can get a better recovery tool such as R-STUDIO, or even the free-to-use PC Inspector tool.


Developer: Stellar Information Systems Limited
Version: 0.9
Size: 4.2 MB
Platform: MAC, Windows
Price: $39 (approx. Rs 2050)
Download: www.stellarphotorecoverysoftware.com/download.php

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Friday, March 23, 2012

PicknZip: Download Your Photos & Videos From Facebook



Pick&Zip is a free software that will allow you to backup and download Facebook pictures in a single zip or pdf file.
Now you can also download videos!

PicknZiP

Download tagged photos of you

With this free software you can download photos where you have been tagged even if you have not uploaded them.

Backup your Facebook pictures

Pick&Zip is a great solution to backup all your Facebook photos, with just a few clicks you can download all your albums and tagged photos.

Build your selection

If so you prefer, you can make a selection of the pictures you like best among your own, your fan pages and those of the groups you belong.

Download Facebook videos

Now you can download videos from your Facebook profile, from your friends or videos where you have been tagged!
You can save the downloaded pictures in your DVD or can upload to your hosting.

How to Use it :-
  •  Choose a contact.
  •  Browse tagged and album pictures.
  •  Add pictures to selection.
  •  Download!
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Saturday, March 10, 2012

Friendsheet:all New facebook photo browser

Friendsheet: The Zuck-Approved Pinterest-Style Facebook Photo Browser
Facebook’s one update-wide news feed works well for digesting text. However, our eyes don’t need as long to view photos, and constant scrolling down a photo feed can be exhausting. Pinterest’s seven update-wide layout makes scanning large quantities of visual content easier. That’s why the Friendsheet browsing experience is refreshing and satisfying.

To make Facebook’s news feed more relevant, the EdgeRank sorting algorithm also hides photos from most of your friends. Friendsheet doesn’t have access to data on who your closest friends are, but doesn’t require it since it can make browsing all the photos from your network so fast. You will end up seeing photos from some acquaintances you forgot you ever friended, though.

First launched in January, Friendsheet lets you Like, comment, or re-share, click photos to expand them in a light box, or upload your own to be posted to Facebook. You can also see all of your own photos or those tagged of a friend in dedicated pinboards.

A weekend hack called Friendsheet went from 60k uniques a month to 150K in 24 hours when Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg Liked it yesterday. Friendsheet employs Facebook Connect to turn the photos from your news feed into a Pinterest-style browsing experience.

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