The Epic Browser is the first-ever web browser for India and the first product from the software company Hidden Reflex.

Hidden Reflex is a software product startup founded by Alok Bhardwaj in 2007 and based in Bangalore. Alok, who was raised in the U.S., was inspired by the success of open source software and web 2.0 innovations. Hidden Reflex began as a team of three but soon progressed and now has dedicated teams working on two products simultaneously – the Epic Browser and NewsDrink. The company also has three patents pending related to its product innovations.

To curb Online crimes, phishing activities, password thefts or dropping malicious content onto victims PC by notorious hackers are on an all-time rise. Performing all these activities get a lot easier in the internet cloud and locating loop holes in victim’s PC is a quick job for pro hackers.

Bangalore-based software company, Hidden Reflex has come-up with the world’s first web browser with built-in Antivirus Scanner, Malicious Website Notifier and Anti-Phishing protection mechanism. Epic Browser powered by Mozilla is worth giving a try.

The company’s vision is to become the first globally recognized, consumer-oriented software product company in India. According to Alok Bhardwaj, CEO and Founder of Hidden Reflex, “We want to prove that India can be a hub for innovation in software and technology."

Our mission with the Epic browser is to create the most secure, most productive and most “Indian” browsing experience of any web browser!

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AVG and K7 both are light and doesn’t slow down your pc’s performance. K7 total security which found email worms and tracking cookies which were not detected by AVG free edition and it doesn’t even slow down internet speed but K7 is not free but AVG is free.

Antivirus is software that helps your system to prevent, detect and remove malware and all unknown threats that comes to your system from any external medium. It may be through external hardware or the application or mostly these days with the Internet.

Every Antivirus is good for some specific threat. But use only one at a time.

It good if you purchase/download "AVG internet security" if you are ready to pay, or if you need free internet protection then have avast free. It is quite possibly the best. You can get updates itself several times per day, automatically quarantines dangerous files and does not slow down your PC noticeably (even with low system spaces).

AVIRA is also good. I have an excellent reviews backed up by my personal experience! It’s even better than Avast which can’t perform a full scan! It protected my PC thousands of times! By the way, it’s got all features as well!

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Here’s some more trusted, free anti-virus programs:-

Avast: http://www.avast.com/

Avira AntiVir: http://www.free-av.com

Microsoft Security Essentials:

http://www.microsoft.com/security_essent…

AVG AntiVirus:

http://free.avg.com/us-en/download?prd=a…

PC Tools AntiVirus:

http://www.pctools.com/free-antivirus

Quickheal: http://www.quickheal.co.in/

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If You want to Google Search without closing current webpage or opening new webpage.

Inline Google search addon allows you to search google in google chrome from the same page i.e without toggling or opening another webpage or leaving the page untill you click the search result.

In order to search the result  from any other  webpage you don’t need to navigate from the page you are  viewing in google chrome, all you have to do is just click the G icon of this extension in google chrome toolbar, just type your search query and press enter to display the search result in a pop up window

User can also change the UI of the inline search  by right clicking the G icon and then selecting different  options.

Many times you are encountered with the problem when you are trying to restart apache2 in Ubuntu operating system.

It gives the error message something like this :

vmware@ubuntu:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart   * Restarting web server apache2                                                apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName  [Mon Apr 12 17:37:43 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts  apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName [Mon Apr 12 17:37:43 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts

and when you try on your Localhost (http://localhost) the error seems to be appear like this :

sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart  sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu   * Restarting web server apache2                                                apache2: apr_sockaddr_info_get() failed for ubuntu  apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.0.1 for ServerName  apache2: apr_sockaddr_info_get() failed for ubuntu  apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.0.1 for ServerName (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80 (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 no listening sockets available, shutting down  Unable to open log

The Solution of this problem is :-

In this type of problem  you seem to be missing a VirtualHost section or a NameVirtualHost declaration in your configuration.

You either need to remove the NameVirtualHost line, or fix your virtual host configuration

You can run netstat --tcp --listening --programs to show all listening sockets as well as the application listening on each port. You’ll be looking for *:www or *:80 in the "Local Address" column. Once you know the application listening on port 80, you can determine the best method of solving the problem.

Continuing with their effort to provide more useful information to webmasters, Google today announced that they will be sending more notifications to webmasters through Webmasters Tools’ Message Center regarding potential security issues on the sites they own.

Google Webmaster Tools seems to be the most important tool for any webmasters and bloggers for FREE and it is among the top tool now on the internet together with Yahoo Site Explorer and Bing Webmaster Tool.

These notifications are meant to alert webmasters of potential issues and provide next steps on how to get their sites fixed and back into Google’s search results. If it pertains to a hacking or abuse issue, the notification will point to example URLs exhibiting this type of behavior.

Google uses automatic algorithms and user feedback to compile lists of sites that may be dangerous.

Some of the Key Features of the Webmaster tool are

• Spammy or abused user-generated content
• Suspected hacking
• Abused forum pages or egregious amounts of comment spam

The use of multi-browser add-ons are very common now a days.Most of these multi-browser add-ons are wonderful to work with and add great functionality to any browser they are added to.

One such add-on is Cooliris (works for both Firefox and Google Chrome’s) that creates an amazing 3D wall of the images and video on a site and presents it to you.

Cooliris is  simply the fastest and most stunning way to browse photos and videos from the Web or your desktop. Effortlessly scroll an infinite "3D Wall" of your content without having to click page to page, whether you’e on Facebook, Google Images, YouTube, Flickr, Picasa, Kodak Gallery, or any supported site. Or channel surf the latest news, TV episodes, movies, and music videos all from within Cooliris.

The new Cooliris 3D Wall is now viewable in fullscreen mode or your browser tab.

• Easily jump between Cooliris and other tabs.
• Show off your 3D Wall by sharing its URL.
• Bookmark 3D views you want to revisit.
• Enjoy MySpace as well as Facebook.
• Jump freely among Flickr sets and pools.

You will only be able to see a limited number of pictures; to see rest of the results you will need to click on a link and turn the page.
To activate Cooliris we click on its icon in the address bar (encircled in the image above). A 3D wall will be generated in a new tab which looks like this:

This wall can be dragged with the mouse pointer. All results can be viewed simply by dragging the wall:

Buzz It! – The First Buzz Extension

Google Buzz — Make  buzz status update via Gmail with the link and title of the webpage you are viewing.

It will also shorten the URLs by, allowing the user to monitor their link statistics.

Install the addon and drag the Buzz it icon to your browser’s toolbar by right-clicking on an empty area on the toolbar and choosing “Customize”.

Set-Up & Functionality
After installation, go to VIEW>TOOLBARS>CUSTOMIZE and drag the “Buzz It!” button to your main toolbar.

Whenever you want to share any page you are viewing on Buzz, simply hit the button and it will automatically shorten the page URL and post a status update on Google Buzz via Gmail.

On clicking the button a Gmail Compose-Message page will open in a new tab with the title of article you are viewing and the shortened automatically populated into the subject area of the email. Click Send, and you’re done.

I can understand how tedious is to convert the size and format of different types of digital images into a consistent format one by one.

To get rid of that you can use Converseen, a batch image conversion tool that lets users convert and resize multiple images automatically. It’s easy to use, and allows you to convert images in a lot of different formats.

Converseen is an easy to use image batch converter and thumbnail creator written in C++ with powerful Qt4  libraries.

Francesco Mondello an Italian developer employed the Qt4 framework and Image Magick libraries in Converseen. “I used Qt4 because it’s easy to use and powerful, and allows you to create software that fits in well with the look and feel of KDE and GNOME,” he says.

He posted the project on SourceForge.net because “it’s the best way to share open source software. I appreciate being able to create a web site for my project, and I love the download counter.” To publicize its availability, Mondello announces new releases on Qt-Apps, freshmeat, and on the project’s web site.

With converseen you can:

• Carry out a single or a multiple conversion.
• Create one or multiple thumbnails.
• Create "converted" thumbnails.
• Compress images for your pages.

Source: sourceforge.net

Socket Spy is multipurpose utility initially created for trapping Winsock, SNMPAPI, ICMP calls and network TCP/UDP traffic of already active or new processes. In other words you may investigate already running process or start a new one in Socket Spy debugging environment.

Socket Spy is based on Win32 Debug functions, but if tested process wants to know if debugger present, SocketSpy may block this request and tested process will receive an answer "No". Also you may read and write to tested process memory, find binary sequences in memory of tested process, set additional break points on system function or make disassembler of executable code or specific system function.

Socket Spy can show File I/O operations (KERNEL32.DLL) and Windows Registry (ADVAPI.DLL) operations of tested process. For example, you may capture all network and/or file input/output traffic of IExplore, OutLook Express and other programs. It is possible to capture only file I/O, network I/O, Windows Registry access separately.

The utility may be used for trojan and virus finding, high level network protocols study or software reverse engineering. In short form results are presented in as Rich Edit text in output window and the full information may be saved as log file.

Socket Spy is licensed as shareware, the cost of the registered version is $34.99 and full download size is 0.65 MB

Requirements:
· 256 MB RAM
· 800 * 600 screen resolution

What’s much better reminding and sensational than the countdown of a Rocket launch  ticking backwards, in the similar fashion you can have yourself notified of events to come and appointments and deadlines that you have to meet  using this Desktop utility software called Timeleft.

It has numerous features which can be enlisted below .

Reminder – alarms you about an oncoming event (you can run reminder at specific time or periodically: minutely, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, annually or at certain Moon phase)

Trayclock – replace your Windows’ built-in system-tray clock with skinnable TimeLeft clock

Clock displays time in different time zones

Countdown tracks the amount of time till (or passed after) the specified event

Stopwatch measures time interval

Timer measures time interval and signals its end

Sticker displays a sticky note on your desktop

Time Synchronization – TimeLeft uses atomic clock servers to adjust time on your computer

Auction Watch – you can watch and manage your online auctions (eBay etc.) using Auction Watch module

Countdown For Web – you can place a countdown to your web-page using Export to Web module

Working days/hours countdown – tracks the amount of working days, hours, minutes and seconds till (or passed after) the specified event

Floating Windows: every instance of a countdown, clock, stopwatch, timer or sticker is a separate fully customizable floating window

Zoom: every floating window may have its own size

You can also set it to replace your Windows Date/time display and it can also act as a reminder clock as it can play music , open document, launch an application, shutdown Pc and few other tasks on a specified time .

You can download it here ,