Impressive Site for free software

Today I found a site called www.Filehippo.com.  This site has all freeware on it or at least it seams.  I was impressed when I first found it because it has the top picks/downloads in related fields.  I know it has helped me because I use a lot of these files day in and day out and I now found a place to get all the cool applications.

You can actually see the files that are downloaded the most which means they are highly liked.

Thanks Filehippo

Files I currently use on the top ten list of FileHippo include:

Hamachi - Network admin assistant allows you to set up your own VPN between computers accross the world.

SpyBot Search and Detroy - Spam ware cleaner for your computer.

Songbird - A new music player, but doesn't have the features like winamp does.  Hopefully it catches up soon because I am tired of using the bloated Winamp media player.

Nero - Used for burning all my CD's and DVD's.

Digsby - The underground TOP Secret Messaging client.  It kicks all ass in windows messaging, but is barely known to the outside world.

CuteFTP - My FTP File agent.

WinRAR - My file zipper, I wouldn't leave home without it on my thumb drive because everything now is compressed in some format or another.

.NET Framework 3.5 -  This one is a given for any developer out there and is an essential driver for any windows pc.

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Google/YouTube and TiVo to Launch an at home Service

For something that has not been in the news, Google and TiVo just joined up to launch YouTube video viewing on TiVo boxes by year end.  YouTube videos are watched about 66,000,000 times a month and now you will be able to watch it at home if you have a broadband connection and  a TiVo Series 3 box.  Just imagine the advertising revenues Google will bring in for YouTube that has YET to produce significant profits.  Everyone in the country has a TV, not everyone has a computer.  Google is just satisfying their over all goal, which is to organize the worlds information.  Just imagine, no more TV programs and large TV companies that demand a specific amount of commercials.  These companies have already started to post their shows online the day after it airs, just imagine the shows now straight to your TV instead of Illegally downloading them on things like Torrents.


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