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Network Magic 5 is a collection of network management software. This is the first product released by the company, Cisco with Pure Networks. The suite has a variety of tools for people to manage, get network tasks done and visualize. The tasks include connecting and sharing a computers’ content or the connected printer. It can also control how computers access and behave on the internet. It repairs connection problems and peformance glitches. It also optimizes reliabilty. It has a Network Map function which reveal all devices that connect to the network. It also has a network advisory. The software will install a few items and it will run by themselves in the backgorund. So it might slow down your system. Network Magic has two versions commercially available. The Network Magic Essentials and The Network Magic Pro.

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Here is my list of my favorite web tools 1st of all mozilla firefox as my browser. For me it’s much easier to used and according in one of a magazine I read, on there research it is much stable than internet explorer 8 maybe because IE 8 is still in it’s beta version. Next my web pages editor , I pick dreamweaver because of it’s features and it’s easier to understand and you don’t need too much hand coding. 3rd my search engine, I use google search because some search engine only gives you another search engine as there result. Then www.google.com does not have that much details to load. Less details less time to wait. 4th swiss max like flash it a cool and easy to learn plus the design and the features are all awesome. 5th download accelerator this thing shorten the time of download by increasing the download rate.
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There’s a new release of TeamCity 3.0. Just in case you’re wondering what it is, TeamCity 3.0 s basically a “teamwork product for continuous integration and build management on both Java and .NET platforms.” developed by JetBrains.

TeamCity 3.0 also has a free version, which is the TeamCity 3.0 Professional Edition. It provides free license to small and medium-size development teams and allows a maximum of 20 user accounts. The commercial version, which is the TeamCity Enterprise Edition, on the other hand, has unlimited accounts and builds.

Here are the new features in TeamCity 3.0:

Declarative plugabble statistic charts for user-defined metrics
Tags are available for quicker and more efficient organizing and filtering builds
Start and finish estimations are displayed in the build queue
Pre-tested commit from Visual Studio for Subversion
Version Control labeling for Subversion, CVS, Perforce, StarTeam, ClearCase
StarTeam support
.NET Duplicates detect similar code fragments of C# and Visual Basic .NET code
Maven2 projects can avail of Java Inspections and Duplicates
Fast feedback on Java and .NET problems due to hanging builds auto-detection and thread dump capturing

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File sharing is easy with Easy File Sharing Web Server. This is a software program that allows user to share files online with friends and co-workers with the use of web browsers such as IE, Netscape and Mozilla. The program also enables users to search files from either party’s computers and download them as well. A Bulletin board system is included for easy communication. The program supports SSL encryption for protection against site spoofing and data corruption. Easy File Sharing Web Server enables easy organization and management of files for web site administrators who work remotely.

I had to post something like this to help other readers get familiarized with certain applications and tools available online. Let’s start with Twitter.

This is basically a social networking service that sends text-based posts to update the user’s status and be displayed on a particular site or blog. People who have signed up to receive updates on a particular user are the only ones who can see these updates. Updates can be received instantly after the update is delivered via the service’s website, instant messaging, and even via SMS. Updates depend on the location of the user and receivers.