The Intel AppUp store and the accompanying application was launched a few months back – the only store of it’s kind. Aimed mainly at the flourishing netBook space and the ever growing demand for the low power – high performance Intel Atom range of processors. The AppUp store has a comprehensive list of apps that you’ve already used on a PC/iPhone/Android device. Here’s a complete review on the same.

Norton Internet Security lets you roam the web without the risk of becoming a cybervictim or slowing down your PC. Norton Internet Security 2011 also stops viruses and other threats, so you can email, chat, and download files without getting or passing on viruses to your family and friends.

Here’s an exhaustive review.

HP’s new and bold initiative to kick start the good old printer business by introducing the all new e-Print technology. It’s as simple as sending a mail to your printer to get what you need to be printed, be it Word Docs or PDFs or even images – they can all be mailed to your printer and it will print it for you instantly.

How to easily enable Desktop Icons Transparency in Windows 7 / 2003 / XP in simple steps.

Exif Untrasher is a small app that lets you to easily recover accidentally deleted or formatted images from your Digital Camera and Memory Cards.

OutSync is a small Freeware app that allows you to sync your outlook contacts with their Facebook profiles. It picks up their contact details, pictures, etc. Here’s a review on how OutSync works and it’s amazing.

Here’s a fix which you can easily do so that your Google Nexus One stays on the faster 3G network all the time and doesn’t loose out to the slower EDGE network. Only a few settings as listed here and you’ll be good to go from there.

Here are the list of specs that the new Apple iPhone OS 4.0 is supposed to feature. A detailed look at each of the specs and what’s so new about them. Some of the new features include Support for Multitasking, Capacitive Multi-touch Screen and Syncing of Contacts and Calendar among others.