4/14/2014

Portable FotoSketcher 2.30

                            


Portable FotoSketcher is an image editing tool that you can use to transform your favorite photographs into artistic images.



OS Requirement Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7
License Freeware File Size    8.4MB
Version 2.30
Date Added Thu 06, 2012 at 01:30 pm


                                     http://www.fotosketcher.com/PortableFotoSketcher.exe

FotoSketcher 2.30 Beta

                     

FotoSketcher is an easy to use software solution that converts the image files stored on your computer to pencil sketches with user-defined parameters.

OS Requirement   =Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7
License Freeware File Size                  =  8.4 MB
Version 2.30 Beta
Date Added Tue 27, 2012 at 01:43 pm



                                       http://www.fotosketcher.com/FotoSketcher_beta_230b.exe

Dell Software Releases AppAssure 5.4 Data Backup Platform

AppAssure 5.4 features a slew upgrades designed to improve replication, optimize performance and reporting, and broaden platform support.

Dell Software announced the launch of AppAssure 5.4, the latest version of the company’s all-in-one backup, replication and disaster recovery software platform.

AppAssure 5.4 features a slew upgrades designed to improve replication, optimize performance and reporting, and broaden platform support.

The latest version is also designed to offer a simplified user experience to help meet the data protection needs of both customers and managed service providers (MSPs).

Additional upgrades include protection schedule templates, nightly mount checks, and reduced memory consumption.

A host of replication enhancements give users more control and flexibility when architecting their data protection environment.

AppAssure 5.4 features multi-target and multi-hop replication capabilities, allowing users to replicate backup data from a single AppAssure core server to multiple target servers.

Other new replication features include scheduled replication that enables users to set customized replication schedules for each target, and advanced replication throttling, which lets users limit the speed of replication in bandwidth-constrained environments.

"Modern data protection is about ensuring that critical data and applications can be quickly recovered in the event of an outage or corruption. Prolonged downtime simply isn’t acceptable," Srinidhi Vardarajan, general manager of data protection for Dell Software, said in a statement. "That means customers and MSPs not only need solutions that are fast, scalable and reliable, they also need the flexibility to build a program based on the specific recovery needs of their businesses and clients."

AppAssure 5.4 further empowers MSPs to manage customers’ backup environments with numerous replication, reporting and management enhancements.

In addition, Dell Software now offers a variety of sales tools and training materials tailored specifically for the MSP community, with Accelerite (formally Persistent System’s rCloud), JMK Solutions, Synesis International and Intelice Solutions all recently becoming partners.

The platform also offers support for a wide range of critical systems including VMware ESX 5.5, Oracle VirtualBox, UEFI, RHEL 6.5, and CentOS 6.5.

A series of upgrades provide new and existing users with a more streamlined management experience, such as a new graphical user interface that provides quicker access to the most commonly used areas of the product.

The release also offers dynamic deduplication cache sizing, which helps simplify the configuration process and delivers more optimal performance by automatically selecting the ideal deduplication cache size based on available memory.

"The release of AppAssure 5.4 is the latest example of how Dell Software’s robust portfolio of data protection solutions gives them just that," Vardarajan continued. "With AppAssure, users can protect data continuously, move data anywhere, and, when the time comes, recover everything and recover it quickly."
A host of replication enhancements give users more control and flexibility when architecting their data protection environment.
AppAssure 5.4 features multi-target and multi-hop replication capabilities, allowing users to replicate backup data from a single AppAssure core server to multiple target servers. Other new replication features include scheduled replication that enables users to set customized replication schedules for each target, and advanced replication throttling, which lets users limit the speed of replication in bandwidth-constrained environments. "Modern data protection is about ensuring that critical data and applications can be quickly recovered in the event of an outage or corruption. Prolonged downtime simply isn’t acceptable," Srinidhi Vardarajan, general manager of data protection for Dell Software, said in a statement. "That means customers and MSPs not only need solutions that are fast, scalable and reliable, they also need the flexibility to build a program based on the specific recovery needs of their businesses and clients." AppAssure 5.4 further empowers MSPs to manage customers’ backup environments with numerous replication, reporting and management enhancements. In addition, Dell Software now offers a variety of sales tools and training materials tailored specifically for the MSP community, with Accelerite (formally Persistent System’s rCloud), JMK Solutions, Synesis International and Intelice Solutions all recently becoming partners. The platform also offers support for a wide range of critical systems including VMware ESX 5.5, Oracle VirtualBox, UEFI, RHEL 6.5, and CentOS 6.5. A series of upgrades provide new and existing users with a more streamlined management experience, such as a new graphical user interface that provides quicker access to the most commonly used areas of the product. The release also offers dynamic deduplication cache sizing, which helps simplify the configuration process and delivers more optimal performance by automatically selecting the ideal deduplication cache size based on available memory. "The release of AppAssure 5.4 is the latest example of how Dell Software’s robust portfolio of data protection solutions gives them just that," Vardarajan continued. "With AppAssure, users can protect data continuously, move data anywhere, and, when the time comes, recover everything and recover it quickly." - See more at: http://www.eweek.com/small-business/dell-software-releases-appassure-5.4-data-backup-platform.html#sthash.YNBcBhmU.dpuf

Jalbum 10.4.4

                                          

    JAlbum is a program which allows you to seamlessly create and fully customize albums with pictures.In the user-friendly interface you can import images of various formats (e.g. BMP, PNG, TIF, JPG), by using the file browser or the "drag and drop" method, and by specifying the album name, description and location.
  • OS Requirement  -Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7
  • License Freeware File Size          =    46.6 MB
  • Version 10.4.4
  • Date Added         = Mon 12, 2012 at 11:40 am.
                                       http://www.jalbum-mirror.com/download/10.4.4/Windows/NoVM/jAlbum-install.exe


Internet Domains Top 271 Million

The Internet continues to grow, as top-level domains including dot-com remain strong.
VeriSign released its quarterly Domain Name Industry Brief (DNIB) on April 9, once again showing a steady rise in the total number of top-level domains (TLDs) on the Internet. The fourth-quarter DNIB reported that there are now 271 million domains registered across all TLDs.

TLDs include the popular .com and .net domains, both of which are administered by VeriSign under a contract with the U.S. Department of Commerce that was most recently renewed in 2012.

According to VeriSign, the .com and .net registries now include a combined 127.2 million registered domain names, with 112 million in .com and 15.2 million in .net. Year-over-year growth for the combined .com and .net domain space was reported at 5 percent.

The other large component driving TLD registrations comes from country-code TLDs (ccTLDs). At the end of 2013, the total number of ccTLD registrations was reported by VeriSign to be 123.5 million, for a 12.1 percent year-over-year growth rate.

The most popular TLD as ranked by the total number of registered domains is .com. Following .com is the .tk domain, which is the country-code TLD (ccTLD) for Tokelau, a small territory in the South Pacific Ocean belonging to New Zealand. One of the reasons for the popularity of the .tk ccTLD is the fact that it offers free domain names to anyone who wants one.

The .tk ccTLD is managed by domain registry operator Freenom. The way that Freenom's .tk ccTLD actually generates revenue is by monetizing domains that expire.

"Domains that are no longer used by the registrant or are expired are taken back by Freenom and the residual traffic is sold to advertisement networks," Freenom stated in a recent press release. "Next to this primary source of income, additional revenue will be generated by offering digital white labeled services, such as hosting packages, SSL certificates and others, to free domain name users."

The domains .de (Germany), .net, .uk (United Kingdom), .org, .cn (China), .info, .ru (Russian Federation) and .nl (Netherlands) round out the top 10 in the TLD list.

DNS

In addition to managing the .com and .net TLDs, VeriSign also manages the root zone for the global Domain Name System (DNS) that powers the entire Internet. VeriSign manages root DNS under contract with the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Commerce Department. IANA control is set to shift away from the Commerce Department by 2015. The transition, however, is not expected to impact VeriSign's administration of DNS.

During the fourth quarter of 2013, VeriSign reported that its root DNS infrastructure had a peak domain query load of 100 billion queries a day, which is a 19.2 percent decrease from the fourth quarter of 2012. The average daily DNS query volume during the fourth quarter of 2013 was reported at 82 billion queries a day, for a 6.4 percent year-over-year increase.
The most popular TLD as ranked by the total number of registered domains is .com. Following .com is the .tk domain, which is the country-code TLD (ccTLD) for Tokelau, a small territory in the South Pacific Ocean belonging to New Zealand. One of the reasons for the popularity of the .tk ccTLD is the fact that it offers free domain names to anyone who wants one.
The .tk ccTLD is managed by domain registry operator Freenom. The way that Freenom's .tk ccTLD actually generates revenue is by monetizing domains that expire. "Domains that are no longer used by the registrant or are expired are taken back by Freenom and the residual traffic is sold to advertisement networks," Freenom stated in a recent press release. "Next to this primary source of income, additional revenue will be generated by offering digital white labeled services, such as hosting packages, SSL certificates and others, to free domain name users." The domains .de (Germany), .net, .uk (United Kingdom), .org, .cn (China), .info, .ru (Russian Federation) and .nl (Netherlands) round out the top 10 in the TLD list. DNS In addition to managing the .com and .net TLDs, VeriSign also manages the root zone for the global Domain Name System (DNS) that powers the entire Internet. VeriSign manages root DNS under contract with the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Commerce Department. IANA control is set to shift away from the Commerce Department by 2015. The transition, however, is not expected to impact VeriSign's administration of DNS. During the fourth quarter of 2013, VeriSign reported that its root DNS infrastructure had a peak domain query load of 100 billion queries a day, which is a 19.2 percent decrease from the fourth quarter of 2012. The average daily DNS query volume during the fourth quarter of 2013 was reported at 82 billion queries a day, for a 6.4 percent year-over-year increase. - See more at: http://www.eweek.com/it-management/internet-domains-top-271-million.html#sthash.IO3cOSHh.dpuf