Digsby is an awesome application which lets you handle your friends (on various chat clients) plus helps you check your emails plus helps you handle your social networking presence all at one place on your desktop with just the small application.

Various features of digsby are:

• One combined buddy list for all your AIM, MSN, Yahoo, ICQ, Google Talk, and Jabber Accounts.
• Rename contacts with an alias so you don’t have to remember buddy names like ‘giantsfan123′.
• Send your friends SMS messages right from the IM window.
• Manage your Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, AOL/AIM Mail, IMAP, and POP accounts right from digsby.
• Get popup notifications when new email arrives. Clicking a popup takes you right to the message with auto-login into webmail accounts.
• Stay up to date with everything happening on your Facebook or MySpace account (other network support coming soon).
• Customizable notification system lets you choose what events you want to be alerted about and how.
• Manage multiple simultaneous file transfers from one simple transfer manager.

These were just a hint of what all digsby can do. Now you can handle all your renaissance costumes designs or other stuffs with your friends at one place.

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Isn’t that catchy? Well, not exactly your desktop but what I mean is a screen shot of your desktop could be uploaded to Internet. All you need to do is select the portion of your desktop and you will receive a link to the image file at an instant.

Clip2Net is one of the rare tools which will let you upload other stuffs (along with the desktop screen shot) like whatever you have in your clipboard. To be precise the features which it boasts about are:

• Desktop area capture and upload
• Video capture and upload
• Upload image from Clipboard
• Upload text documents
• Upload any number of files from Clipboard
• Multiple file upload at once (link to zip file will be generated)
• Drag-and-drop any number of files into Drop Zone
• Preview of clip or list of files before upload
• Visual Text Editory
• Publishing by e-mail
• Music/Video sharing and playing from web-site

[via Web Worker Daily]

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Even though there are tons of online tools available which will help you find a unused domain name by adding some known words with the words which you suggest but till now non of them gave exciting results.

BustAName is an excellent service which will help you search for unused domain names and for this it asks you to enter few related words which you want in the domain name. Like I made a fake search for my already running blog the Senorita with few related keywords like women, discover, girls etc and it gave me tons of domain names which are still unregistered.

Try BustAName if you facing hassles in buying a new domain.

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As the name says, PC HELL is one place to visit – and a good one – if you have a computer problem. The site provides exhaustive resources to deal with various problems or irritants including virus attacks, Genuine Advantage issues, removing the welcome screen in Windows XP, and more. It al goes into more advanced topics like changing a forgotten administrator password in Windows XP/ 2000 / Vista, and how to run an inaccessible Regedit, which is difficult for quite a few people.

Though the site is cluttered and uncategorized at homepage, you will excuse them because of the sheer number of topics covered.

You get useful and detailed information on various software, including their uses, features, and screenshots of similar software. For example, you can find here a list of free CD/DVD burning software, DVD Decoders etc. It is actually an eclectic site – you even find reviews of software like Spybot S&D and Ad-Aware SE with detailed technical reports.

The site accepts contributions from readers. If you faced a bud and know how to solve it, mail pchell@gmail.com. The tip could be uploaded on the site – and life will be that much easier for some people!

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Although it is easy to organize your images manually in separate folders still for the lazy lot using softwares made primarily for this purpose is always a better option. With the prices of digital camera falling day by day the number of photos collected by one single person is increasing exponentially. Somehow IF the growth isn’t checked then the result is thousands of images and searching for the required image becomes a daunting task.

Photo Collector might not solve every need of yours but it is fun organizing your photos with the tiny software. You will have to add the photos to create a database. The application will link to them and create a list of photos. You can categorize the photos, add star ratings to them, add notes and keywords etc. These parameters could later on be used to search for specific photos. This makes the searching a real smooth job.

You can even upload images from the application to the FTP server. This could be ideal feature for those who constantly share images on the Internet.

The application even lets you edit the images to an extent. The image editing features are:

• Rotate 90 degrees left/right (lossless)
• Flip horizontal/vertical (lossless)
• Red-eye removal
• Cropping
• Rotate (correct camera tilt)
• Grayscale color images
• Contrast and brightness adjustment
• Red, Green, and Blue color adjustment
• Support for advanced editing by external editor program

Overall a nice piece of software with some tidy features. But it has one problem. It isn’t free! And with so many counterparts available (like Google’s picasa) I guess many won’t prefer using it.

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