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AppDelete 4.0.5 For Mac

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AppDelete 4.0.5 For Mac


AppDelete 4.0.5 For Mac


AppDelete is an uninstaller for Macs that will remove not only Applications but also Widgets, Preference Panes, Plugins and Screensavers along with their associated files. Without AppDelete these associated items will be left behind to take up space and potentially cause issues. For a proper uninstall don't just delete but be sure to AppDelete! 

You can drag any item that can be uninstalled onto AppDelete: Applications, Widgets, Preference Panes, Plugins, Screensavers, etc. You can also activate AppDelete in many ways: dragging items onto main window, onto dock icon, selecting in menu, right-clicking using AppDelete workflow, and throwing items in the trash. When the preview screen appears you can uncheck any items you would like to exclude. You also have several choices: delete the items, log only the items, or archive (copy) the items to a .zip file for safekeeping or reinstall at a later date. The items you delete will be moved to the trash and arranged in a folder so that you can see exactly what was deleted and you know exactly where it came from. The items will not be removed from your computer until you empty them from your trash. You can also undo the last delete if you choose. 

There are various options to make your AppDelete experience complete: Quick search filters to help choose items for deletion, Force Empty Trash, an Orphans feature to search and delete orphaned files, Install from Archive even for another Mac, various options in Preferences, and more...Try it today! 

What's New 
Version 4.0.5: 


Completed French, Italian, and Dutch translations 
Other various localization edits 
New preference to disable sound effects 
Bug fixes 


Requirements 
Intel, OS X 10.7 or later 




CleanApp 3.4.12 (Mac OS X)

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CleanApp 3.4.12 (Mac OS X)


CleanApp 3.4.12 | 15 mb | Mac OS X


CleanApp is an application deinstaller and archiver. 

Why does Mac OS X need an Uninstaller? 

Have you ever unsuccessfully tried to get rid of a program and all the files that came with it? Are logfiles, plists and caches cluttering folders and volumes on your Mac? Don't you ask yourself from time to time where the multiple gigabytes of hard disk space continuously vanish to? Uninstall, archive, backup and analysis; CleanApp analyzes, archives and removes applications and on your Mac, complete with all relevant files. 

Efficient: 

Our brand-new version 3 of CleanApp now gained in power and efficiency: requiring less memory and CPU than the predecessor, CleanApp 3 reliably tracks the most complex installations and quickly presents the user with a comprehensive listing of all information gathered so far. 

Compatible: 

CleanApp's Logging Service is our custom-designed mechanism to meticulously record all acitivies of applications on your Mac. This component has been updated, leveraging Apple's recommended programming architecture. CleanApp 3 is now completely Leopard-compliant and runs smoothly on Mac OS X 10.5. To maintain backwards compatibility, we still fully support Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. 

Intuitive

Our entirely new GUI design comprises much of the feedback and suggestions we received from our users. CleanApp 3 has become even easier to handle and configure thanks to this new graphical user interface. 

What's New 
Version 3.4.12: 

* Miscellaneous bugs fixed 

Requirements 
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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Feature,Specs and Price of HTC One X Android Phone : Review

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Feature,Specs and Price of HTC One X Android Phone : Review

After being blown out of the window by the Galaxy series of devices last year, releasing tons of forgettable phones, relying on Sense too much HTC has bounced back with a strategy that combines solid branding, good looks and a flawless experience by launching the HTC One X.
HTC One is actually a lineup of devices which also includes One S and One V with the One X being the flagship device. HTC has hoped to cover a wider range of the market spectrum with this strategy which is also cleverly aimed at its biggest rival at present Samsung.
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Specs and Features of HTC One X Android Phone

  • 2G NETWORK: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
    3G NETWORK: HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100
  • Nvidia Tegra 3 Quad-core 1.5 GHz with ULP GeForce GPU.
  • Android OS, v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) with Sense 4.0
  • Super LCD2 capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors 720 x 1280 pixels and a screen size of 4.7 inches
  • 32 GB storage of which 26 GB is available and 1 GB RAM.
  • Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot
  • Corning Gorilla Glass
  • 8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels, autofocus, LED flash with a secondary 1.3 MP camera.
  • Beats Audio system.
  • Near Field Communication (NFC)
  • About 134.4 x 69.9 x 8.9 mm in dimensions and 130 g in weight.
DISPLAY
The first thing that you notice about the One X is its gargantuan 4.7 inch screen. Now one might say screen size is one thing then pixel density and color is another, well the One X has the best display at present, even rivaling the Galaxy nexus. The pixel density is 316 ppi with a resolution of 720×1280 which is pretty damned good considering  its nearest competitor is the IPhone 4S with 326 ppi. The viewing angles and great and there is absolutely no space between the glass and the display so the colors appear to pop and float.
CAMERA
The primary camera in the One X is an 8 megapixel camera with an LED flash, a 28mm lens and a wide aperture f/2.0 autofocus lens. The phone even has dedicated processor called the ImageChip for god’s sake. Overall it makes for one of the best camera experiences out there right now.
PROCESSOR
HTC One X is powered by a Nvidia Tegra 3 Qudacore processor clocked at 1.5 Ghz and also includes a fifth core for low power work. It is blazingly fast and even beats out the Transformer prime and Galaxy Note in quadrant benchmark tests. It handles multitasking effortlessly and with aplomb and no amount of stress could even make it flinch.
BATTERY
It has an 1800mAh battery which is oddly non removable. Routine tasks with a Wifi connection will not see you burn the oil but the LTE version will certainly make it burn. Overall the battery life is normal which I think can be trade off when compared to the power that it allows us to wield.
HTC SENSE 4.0
The new Sense is a much lighter compared to its predecessors and is not bogged down by bloated animations and useless interface elements. It is however also not close to the stock ICS.  HTC is commendable in the way it has tried to carve out a completely new experience by allowing Google’s design to come up without throwing in much of its own a la TouchWiz 4.0.
The HTC One X is a beautiful gem of a device which makes even the most hardened critic rejoice in the spirit of innovation and creative design. A few flaws like lack of Micro SD support and non-removable battery non-withstanding the HTC One-X is the best ICS device which also hell it’s the best android device today, well maybe till the S3 comes out. Then we shall see.
PRICE OF HTC ONE X
A pre-order price of HTC One X is Rs 37,899 on flipkart.com. Releasing in April globally and in India in May. AT&T version pegged for realease on 6th May 2012.

Root any Android Phone using UnlockRoot Tool/Software

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Root any Android Phone using UnlockRoot Tool/Software

The concept of the Android has always been about freedom. Freedom to do what you want to your device without the manufacturer or carrier dictating to you. The first step in getting the power of that freedom is to root your android mobile phones. In a single sentence rooting a phone means gaining super user access to it. With that access you can do anything with your device. Remove those god-awful preloaded apps, improve performance, overclock your device, alter the system files and best of all install custom-ROM’s.
There are many methods of rooting your phone but the simplest is to use a tool known as unlockroot. Available at unlockroot.com, this tool supports upto 250 devices consisting of ones from all top players in the market including Samsung, HTC, Asus, Sony Ericsson, Motorola etc. the catch is that supports only Android 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 only. However an update to support ICS might be available soon.In this tutorial we will teach you how to root any Android Phones using UnlockRoot Software/tool.
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Pre-Rooting Notes on Rooting Android Devices with UnlockRoot Software/Tool

  • You gotta have Windows 7/XP/Vista
  • Install all the USB drivers available for your device. For e.g users of Samsung phones should install kies and the USB drivers are installed along with it.
  • BACKUP your data. All of it, SD card included.
Warning : If you are not familiar with Rooting, Custom ROMS, Overclocking etc concepts,Please don’t try these things on your mobile phone or Tab before having basic knowledge.TechTuple is not responsible for any damage happened to your phone while updating.We can only help and assist you.

How to Easily Root Android Phones  using UnlockRoot tool

  1. Download the installer from Unlockroot official site
  2. Enable USB debugging on your phone. Go to settings>application>development and make sure USB debugging is enabled.
  3. Run the application.
  4. Your handset will be automatically detected, choose your device  (if included in supported devices list) unlocktool android 300x104 Root any Android Phone using UnlockRoot Tool/Software
  5. Click on the huge green ROOT tab.
  6. Wait for the procedure to finish after which you’ll get a message that indicated rooting of phone has taken place.
  7. Reboot your device to make good of the changes.
In this way you can root almost any Android Device easily in simple steps.Frequent queries and questions are addressed on the official website.

First Android 4.0.3(ICS) Smartphone Xperia Neo L Price, Specs and Features

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First Android 4.0.3(ICS) Smartphone Xperia Neo L Price, Specs and Features

Sony Xperia phones are distinguishable in a long list of android phones with their cutting edge looks and features to match so when ICS was announced in November 2011 it would seem to be in a logical that the Japanese giant’s flagship lineup would get an ICS based device.Jump to today, lo and behold we have the Xperia Neo L which would be the first Sony smartphone with preinstalled ICS Android 4.0.However the device will be in the mid-range with specs like a single core 1Ghz Snapdragon MSM 8255 processor, 512 MB RAM, a 4” TFT based display screen, an internal storage of 1 GB but expandable up to 32 Gb via a microSD card.
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Features and Specs of Sony Xperia Neo L – First Android Phone with pre-installed 4.0.3 ICS Operating Sysyem

Camera
It has a 5MP camera which makes for prim and proper snapshots and 720p HD video recording. The front facing VGA camera can be used for video calling and recording as well.
Size
Its dimensions are 121 × 61.1 ×12.2 mm and it weighs a beefy 131gm.
Battery
It’ll come with a 1500mAh battery with a stated talk time of 7 hours and 575 hours during standby.
Multimedia
Music unlimited will be available and preinstalled apps like Gmail, youtube, Google Docs, Google Play Store and voice search will be present. This is the standard fare across the board.NFC (Near Field Communication) will be absent.
Price
Cost of Sony Xperia Neo L will be around Rs 32,000/-  630 US$
The device will available in 2 colors, Glossy black and white.

How to Format a Hard Drive on a Mac

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How to Format a Hard Drive on a Mac

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Macintosh computers, made by Apple, use a different file system than modern PCs.
The Disk Utility on a Mac computer allows you to format and partition a hard drive, including external drives or flash drives. Formatting a hard drive clears data from the drive so it is no longer visible to the computer. By partitioning, you can divide a hard drive into sections. Each partition acts as if it were a different drive and can be mounted and unmounted independently in the Finder. If you want to permanently delete files to prevent others from recovering them, it's important to use the advanced security format options to write over the data on the disk.

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Instructions

  1. Formatting a Hard Drive

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      Launch Disk Utility on your Mac. The program is located in the Utilities folder within Applications in the Finder. To quickly launch Disk Utility, just click the magnifying glass icon in the upper-right corner of the desktop. Type "Disk Utility" in the Spotlight search field that appears and press "Enter."
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      Select the hard drive you want to format in the left menu of the Disk Utility. Note that physical disks are all left-aligned. Disk partitions appear beneath the disk entry and are indented to the right. An easy way to verify that you have selected an actual disk and not a partition is that the Partition tab only appears in the main window when you have selected a disk.
    • Select the "Erase" tab at the top of the main window. Click the "Format" menu to see the available format options. Select "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)" if you will be using the disk with Mac computers. If you plan to use the drive on a Windows-based PC, select "MS-DOS (FAT)." Windows PCs are unable to read Mac Extended partitions. Most flash drives use the FAT (file allocation table) system because it is universally accepted on most operating systems; however, it does not work well with large hard drives or very large files.
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      Click the "Security Options" button if you want to permanently erase the data on the hard drive. The default setting will not securely erase the data. It only disables access to the files, leaving them easily recoverable by any data-restoration software.
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      Select "Zero Out Data" to erase the data on the hard drive. The utility will write zeros over the data, making it difficult to recover. Select "7-Pass Erase" to write over the data seven times with zeros. This method meets the US Department of Defense 5520-22 M standard. Select "35-Pass Erase" to write over the data 35 times. Of course, these last two methods will take seven and 35 times longer, respectively, to finish.
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      Click the "Erase" button. A dialog box opens to confirm you are about to erase the disk. Read the details and click "Erase." The amount of time it takes will depend on which security option you selected. When formatting is completed the amount of room available on the disk will be displayed in the bottom-right of the main window. The drive will appear in the left menu with a single partition using the name you typed.

    Partitioning a Hard Drive

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      Launch the Disk Utility if it is not already open, then select the hard drive in the left menu. Click the "Partition" tab in the main window. The Disk Utility shows you a representative picture of the hard drive, which is divided into sections if there is already a partition on the drive.
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      Click the "+" button beneath the picture of the hard drive. By default, the Mac OS Extended (Journaled) format is already selected. Use this format unless you plan to share the disk with a Windows-based PC, in which case you can select "MS-DOS (FAT)" from the Format menu. Type a name for the partition in the "Name" text field. Type a size for the partition in the "Size" text field. Click "Apply."
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      Delete a partition by clicking its picture, then clicking the "-" button at the bottom. You will lose all of the information in the partition when you click "Apply."

Tips & Warnings

  • If you plan to use install Microsoft Windows on your Mac's internal hard drive, use Boot Camp. Boot Camp will guide you through the process of partitioning the hard drive and formatting the partition to prepare it for Windows.
  • Take care before using a format option other than Mac OS Extended (Journaled). Mac OS Extended by itself does not allow the operating system to track changes in files, leading to potential problems if you need to recover them. Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive) allows the operating system to distinguish between files based on case-sensitive letters, but this feature can cause problems with software that doesn't support case-sensitivity. ExFAT is a Microsoft format similar to FAT, but it is not as universally accepted as FAT.
  • Always back up your data before attempting to format or partition a hard drive.