USB Disk Security 6.2 for Windows Full Version Free

USB Disk Security 6.2.0.24 FinaL - FULL 

 
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Released : December 20, 2012 USB Disk Security provides 100% protection against any threats via USB drive, however, the majority of other products are unable even to guarantee 90% protection. USB Disk Security is the best antivirus software to permanently protect offline computer without the need for signature updates, but other antivirus software should update signature database regularly, and they cannot effectively protect offline computer. This light and easy to use solution is 100% compatible with all software and doesn't slow down your computer at all. You pay USB Disk Security once and get it all, however, other antivirus products should be paid for updates every year.
Product Highlights:
> 100% protection against any malicious programs via USB storage
USB Disk Security uses innovative proactive technology to block any threats via USB drive. There are relatively few products available in shops or on the Internet which offer even close to 100% protection against any malicious programs via USB drive. The majority of products are unable even to guarantee 90% protection. USB Disk Security is the world's best software to block threats via USB drive.
 >> Simple to use

USB Disk Security has been specifically designed to perform effectively regardless of the user’s level of computer expertise. Just install and forget it.

>>> System Requirement

100MHz Processor or more, 16MB RAM or more. The operating system should be Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows NT 4.0, Windows ME, or Vista.

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inpage 3.11 Full Version For Free

InPage Urdu is the industry standard tools for page-making of Newspapers, Magazines & Books in Urdu/Arabic languages. Using the power of Noori Nastaliq & Character and Faiz Nastaliq based fonts InPage® gives you the freedom to design your dreams in almost all Perso-Arabic scripts like Urdu, Arabic, Persian, Sindhi, Kashmiri Pushto & Hazaragi. Running on MS Windows, InPage® makes publishing not only easy but also enjoyable!!!

Whats New

InPage Professional 3.x Features

• Kashish in Noori Nastaliq Font
• Faiz Lahori Nastaliq Font ligature based added with Kashish (more than 28,000 ligatures, unique Quranic ligatures is added)
• More than 70 Unicode Naskh Fonts
• Direct Unicode Support with other software
• Muhammadi Quranic font is added
• Export Urdu text in RTF format
• Direct save as PDF with options Mirror and Export all Text as Curves
• Direct copy/paste/insert/import of picture and after save, address/folder of picutre is not required
• Footnote can be added in any selected font
• Powerful Spell Checker (80,000 more words added)
• Additional symbols
• Auto and Generate Index with Urdu, English page numbers
• Separate colour options in Naskh Fonts
• Unicode 4 Layer Keyboard added for all right to left Languages
• Prompting in Noori Nastaliq as well in Naskh
• Compatible with Windows XP, VISTA, Windows 7 and Windows Server
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English to Urdu Dictionary

Best online English to Urdu Dictionary with translation Roman Urdu along with Definition & Synonyms details.

Urdu to English Dictionary and Translation

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Pocket Observer Android App

Imagine children on a playground, customers in a busy supermarket, a herd of sheep in a paddock, a group of monkeys at the zoo, or visitors in a museum. They are constantly on the move and you need to observe them unobtrusively. In these situations, Pocket Observer on a smartphone is the ideal solution. With Pocket Observer, you can record observational data in great detail. And Pocket Observer makes data coding easy with its user-friendly interface. 

Now introducing the Pocket Observer for Android smartphones

• Maximum freedom in moving.
• Observe unobtrusively.
• Code up to 250 behaviors or modifiers on your smartphone.
• Cost-effective.
• User-friendly.

What is Pocket Observer?
If you need to be mobile during observations, but also require accu­rate coding and analysis, Pocket Observer offers the best solution for your research by combining the power of The Observer® XT with the portability of a handheld device. Pocket Observer allows you to code behavior while literally looking over the shoulder of free ranging test participants, in just about any location. Furthermore, you can choose almost any Android smartphone as recording device making the Noldus Pocket Observer Android app a very cost-effective coding solution. 

Pocket Observer on a smartphone
Pocket Observer is software that runs on handheld devices, such as smartphones. When using an Android platform 2.2 or higher, you can use this event recording tool on your smartphone which does not attract nearly as much attention as a clipboard.

This app has many advantages. You can code behavior of multiple subjects live, on-site, and still obtain a high level of accuracy. The interface of Pocket Observer has been tested and redesigned to make it more intuitive. For example, you can customize your event recorder by magnifying behavior buttons in order to code behaviors simply and accurately by tapping the touchscreen. You can use Pocket Observer in both portrait and landscape mode.

 How does Pocket Observer work?

• Set up your project in The Observer XT research software. The software allows you to setup a coding scheme and define your independent variables. An Android platform smartphone can handle up to 250 coding scheme elements which is exactly the same as The Observer XT software. The Android platform offers many interesting features for users and developers.
• Download this coding scheme onto Pocket Observer, running on your smartphone, and you are ready to start collecting your data. Check which code corresponds with which behavior, subject, or modifier. When you discover a new behavior during a live observation, you can add this to your coding scheme on the smartphone. You do not have to go back to your PC to make changes. With Pocket Observer software, you can use both time (instantaneous) and continuous sampling. Time sampling is a straightforward method that is often used in live observations.
• During your observation you can code subject, behaviors, and modifiers by tapping the touchscreen. You can also insert markers. For example, when noticing an interesting event, something unexpected, or an event that cannot be adequately described by the elements in the coding scheme, you can insert a marker. A marker is added to the comment field. Therefore, the marked event can easily be retrieved after the observation.
• After observing, you simply upload the observation data to your computer for analysis. You can integrate your handheld observation data with audio, video, or physiological data. When uploading your data to The Observer XT, you can integrate all files into one observation project for joint visualization and analysis.

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50 Android Jelly Bean tips Part 2

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16. Offline speech-to-text

Being able to dictate long and rambling texts to loved ones is quite an old Android feature, but it's just got a whole lot better with an offline mode. Go to Google voice typing settings under Language & input and choose Download offline speech recognition. Now you'll be able to dictate that great novel without being distracted by Reddit.

17. Beam it across

Android Beam works with near-field communication (NFC) to enable fast data exchange between two devices. You'll need to make sure it's enabled first - you'll find it under Wireless & networks. You'll also need to know where the NFC area is on your device. This isn't a problem for phones, but it can be just about anywhere on the back of a ludicrously large tablet, so do a quick Google to find out where it is.

18. Simple secure pairing

Simple secure pairing works alongside NFC to provide a quick and easy way to connect Bluetooth accessories such as headsets, speakers and keyboards. You don't actually need to do anything other than activate NFC to use it, but make sure whatever you're pairing with is Simple secure pairing-compatible.

19. Calendar notifications

Any events you've been invited to via Google Calendar will show up in the notifications blind. From here you can expand it and quickly send a pre-defined response (Such as "I'll be there in 10 minutes") or type your own. Quick responses can be edited from within the General settings of the Calendar app itself. Perfect for you social butterflies.

20. Gallery views

Android snappers will love its new gallery features. Pinch on photos to zoom out into a filmstrip mode, where all your pics are displayed side-by-side. Swipe left and right to browse all your snaps quickly, and slide up and down on individual images to delete them. The gallery then gives you just enough time to realise you've canned the wrong thing and undo your delete.

21. Wi-Fi savings

It's all too easy to run up costs when you're on public or mobile WiFi. Tethering a tablet to a phone can suck a surprising amount of data, and public WiFi, such as that found in hotels, sometimes have ridiculously strict usage policies. In Jelly Bean's Data usage settings you'll find the option to designate certain WiFi networks as Mobile hotspots, which stops background apps accessing data and could save you lots of cash. If there's another Jelly Bean device on the same network it'll pick up its Mobile hotspot settings, too.

22. Try the stock keyboard

The Swiftkey keyboard is enormously popular among Android users, and for good reason: it monitors your typing and grammatical style uses this to predict words. Jelly Bean's keyboard now offers the same functionality, using bigram prediction and correction to complete words and sentences. We've found it to be every bit as good as Swiftkey, and even slightly faster and slicker.

23. Reboot to safe mode

Ah safe mode, the saviour of so many Windows PCs. Thanks to the sheer amount of dodgy apps on the Play Store it's on Android now, too. Long-press the power button, then long-press the Power off option. Choose OK to reboot in safe mode, which completely disables all third-party apps on your device. Then hunt down and destroy that nefarious bit of software..

24. Reset app preferences

Android gives you loads of different options for each installed app, and on the whole this is a very good thing. Sometimes it can be a bad thing, though: you may find your phone playing up because a crucial app has been disabled, or you've changed the notifications for something important like emails. In the apps drawer, you'll find Reset app preferences under the settings. This resets all your apps on a global level, returning actions and data settings to their original levels.

25. Add emojis

"Emojis" are the Japanese version of emoticons, and like most things from Japan they're much better and cooler than their western counterparts. You can enable emoji support for the default Jelly Bean keyboard by choosing Language & input in the settings app, then going to the settings for the stock Android keyboard. Here, choose Add-on dictionaries and select Emoji for English words. When you next type certain words (there's a complete list here) you'll see its symbol appear in the predictions bar. It's like Wingdings never died.

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50 Android Jelly Bean tips Part 1

Jelly Bean may not be the same huge leap forward as Ice Cream Sandwich, but it still brings a lot of new features and functionality to the operating system.

Many of these are improvements to the smoothness of rendering on the device - it even briefly boosts the CPU when the screen's turned on to make things super slick and speedy. Google dubs these little performance and software improvements as being "buttery", assumedly referring to some nice spreadable Lurpak rather than a solidified hunk of congealed milk.

The other big addition here is Google Now. This adds personalised recommendations and information based on your browsing history. Some people love its perceptive usefulness, others hate its pervy, intrusive nature.

One thing's for sure though: the Siri-like voice search feature is awesome.

As ever, these tips are based on the vanilla installation of Android, so your mileage may vary depending on how many layers of extra "features" have been added by your phone or tablet's manufacturer.

1. Say "Google" to search

If you're in America, you can open Google Now and say "Google" followed by your query to search the net. If you're not in America, you can trick Android into thinking you are. Open the settings on your device, choose "Language and input", then switch Google Voice Typing's language from "Automatic" to "English (US)". Next go to Google Now's settings and again change the language to "English (US)". You should see "Search or say Google" in Now's search bar. Faking an American accent: optional.

2. Now settings

You can open now in two ways - either swipe up from the Home icon, or swipe the lock icon up when the screen is locked. When you first start it, Now will run through the basics of what it does, and even show you some example cards. In Now's settings, you'll find each card has its own notifications settings, which apply to both the Now homescreen and the Notification shade. Standard means that new cards are accompanied by a ringtone and vibration, Low priority places them at the bottom of the list without any notification, and off, well, turns them off altogether.

3. Talk to Google Now

Google Now also includes Siri-like functionality, supplying spoken answers to your inane questions. Try things like, "what time is it in Kuala Lumpur?", "when's Tom Cruise's birthday I want to send him a card?", "how do I get home?" or "will it be sunny tomorrow?" and Now will speak the answer back at you or search the web for relevant pages.

4. Get more Google Now cards

Google Now presents relevant information such as weather and places on "cards". To begin with it may be a little sparse, but searching the web from any device will give you more. Just make sure your web history is enabled: visit history.google.com, hit the settings cog and ensure that Web History is on and not paused. Next, search Google for favourite football teams, planned flights and destinations and the relevant cards will pop up automatically.

 

5. Notification Shade

We previously referred to it as the "pully-down menu thing", but apparently it's officially called the "Notification Shade". Niftily, certain notifications in the shade can be expanded by sliding two fingers outwards on them, giving you an overview of the subject headers in your email inbox, for example. Moving two fingers inwards on a notification neatly contracts them, too.

6. Rotation lock

You're sitting on a plane watching a vid in horizontal orientation. Suddenly, the plane banks sharply to the left and - oh no! - the video changes orientation. This worst-case-scenario can be avoided by tapping the rotation lock in the Notification Shade, which keeps the screen in its current orientation. Tap it again to unlock the rotation.

7. Turn notifications off

Install enough apps and the notification bar at the top of your Android device becomes the digital equivalent of an unending stream of ticker tape. In fact, Airpush is an entire advertising company that makes money in this way. Fortunately, each and every app you install in Jelly Bean has the option to turn this off. Go to its info page under Apps, uncheck the box labelled "Show notifications" and enjoy your empty notifications bar.

8. Equalize your music

The ability to adjust those all-important bass and treble settings has been sorely missed on Android devices - so much so that a bunch of apps have been made to enable it. It's fixed in Android's stock music player, though. Open a music file in the stock player, hit Settings then choose Equaliser. Here you'll find manual sliders, a load of presets and bass and 3D effects. Unfortunately it doesn't work for the whole device, but it will give your tunes a little more oomph.

9. Rearrange your home screens

Long-press on any icon or widget on your homescreen and you can move it around, and other icons and widgets will shift out of the way to fit it in. Bigger widgets can also be resized by long-pressing and releasing them, and then dragging the circles that appear on the edges. It's actually quite fun and satisfying. We just spent three hours doing nothing but this.

10. Fling to remove

Homescreen app clutter (surely the worst of all types of clutter) can be quickly and easily defeated. Long-press an icon or widget, then fling it upwards and it'll ascend into shortcut heaven. This won't uninstall the app, though - it'll still reside in your app drawer.

11. Owner info

Wait! Put down that blunt rock you were about to use to chisel your contact details into the back of your Android device! Jelly Bean includes the ability to display a few lines of contact details on the lock screen, such as your email address, name and phone number. You'll need to enable a screen lock from Security, and then you'll see the Owner info option appear. This information is mirrored across all Jelly Bean devices, too.

12. Access App info

The all-important App info screen - which allows you to uninstall, stop and disable apps - can be accessed in a completely new way with Jelly Bean. Pull down the notification shade, long-press on an open task and you'll be taken straight to the settings page for the relevant app. It's handy if you don't know which app displayed the notification.

13. Volume controls

You can now set the volume for all the noisiest bits of your Android device individually. Press the volume up or down key and you'll the familiar little slider with a settings icon to the right of this. Tap this and you'll see separate sliders for media, and notifications and ringtones. Bonus tip: each of these sliders can be, er, slid, with your finger.

14. Talkback

Designed for blind and low-vision users, Talkback provides an ongoing narration of what's displayed on your phone or tablet. You can turn it on via Accessibility, and then you'll be taken through a tutorial of its functions. It's a very different way of navigating your device, and quite interesting to experience. It also supports braille input and output devices via USB and Bluetooth.

15. Blink to unlock

 

While face unlock is smart and quick, more paranoid users may worry that a ne'er-do-weller could somehow steal an image of their face - or their actual face - and use it to access the device. Android's Liveness check requires the user to blink before the device is unlocked, preventing access if a quick eye-shut isn't detected.

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How To Recover Deleted Pictures, Images From Android Devices

 

How To Recover Deleted Pictures Photos or Images From Android Devices | How To Recover Deleted Pictures Photos or Images From Android Devices

Hello Computer Scientists Fans As we all know The Androids Phone are evolving day after day and which make the android tricks also evolve everyday, Nearly i will SHare Another Trick “”How To clear Android Phone before Selling it“” that The data and files Can be easily retrieved and restored And Today we will talk on restoring Pictures and photos.

DiskDigger is one of the most popular programs to recover deleted files from Windows, which encourage The Main Company To Create Some Other Program For the Android . Honestly After Trying This App I Was Very Impressed Of The Strength  in the recovery of some deleted images . However, it must be mentioned that the pictures that the program can retrieve are those who are deleted By mistake from the phone or from the Android panel in a short time only! That is, if you delete images from the phone for more than a week or a month, the program may be unable to retrieve all deleted photos by 100%, bescause the new images Can Take The place Of The deleted photos and this Will eventually cause the inability for the program to retrieve deleted photos From the Android phone.

Unfortunately, the program DiskDigger only works on Android rooted devices.

How DiskDigger Program Works ?

 

After you download and Install the application run it and do a Scan for the path that deleted photos used to exist in it it You Were on card Memory phone but if it’s on Android device type the following path in the address box in the far left ‘ / mnt / sdcard ‘ then click on Scan device to scan all the deleted photos on the phone,where you can choose any of them and click on Save. Thus you will be able to retrieve most of the deleted photos from Android devices.

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The 6 best Android Phone in the Market

Day after day Android smart phones are becoming increasingly popular operating system, this popularity because of the advantages and the improvements of this ever-growing system, as Android 4.0 was launched in 2011 equipped with a completely new user interface and in 2012 has been the launch of Android 4.1, 4.2 with features and new improvements,but the delay in providing updates is one of the main problems for Android phones, if we exclude the Nexus phones By Google, all smart phones manufacturers take a long time to provide the latest Android system updates, if you are planning to buy an Android phone you probably want the presence of the latest version of Android on that phone,in this article, we present the best mobile operating system Android Jelly Bean available in the market.

1 – Samsung Galaxy S 3 Best Android Phone Phone So Far !

 

Galaxy S3 is the most popular phone By Samsung, which has sold millions of copies around the world, featuring Exynos processor quad-core frequency of 1.4 GHz, Super AMOLED screen measuring 4.8 inches and what distinguishes this screen is little battery consumption compared to screen Super LCD, 8 megapixel Camera.

 

2 – HTC ONE X+

 

This Android phone One X+ is an updated version from the phone One X wich was launched in the month of October 2012, it comes with two options for internal memory 32/64 GB, battery booster capacity 2100 mAh, processor Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core frequency enhanced 1.7 GHz, screen Super-LCD2 measuring 4.7 inch, 8-megapixel camera.

3 – HTC Droid DNA/ HTC Butterfly

HTC Butterfly Android phone with Snapdragon S4 processor quad-core frequency of 1.5 GHz, RAM 2GB RAM, LCD screen Super 3 measuring 5 inches FULL HD, battery with a capacity of 2020 mah.

4 – Droid Razr Maxx HD

Produced by Motorola, the most important characteristic of this phone is the battery capacity of 3300 mAh, the rest of the specs are dual-core processor at a frequency of 1.5 GHz, the Super AMOLED screen measuring 4.7 inches, 8 megapixel camera, an internal memory of 16/32 Gigabyt.

5 -  LG Nexus 4

Google has launched Nexus 4 phone manufactured by LG in the month of October 2012, the phone provider with a copy Android 4.2.1 basic facade is amended, quad-core Snapdragon processor frequency of 1.5 GHz, screen True HD IPS Plus measuring 4.7 inches, 8 megapixel camera.

6 - Samsung Galaxy Note 2

Was launched Galaxy Note II in August 2012 and has a super giant-screen * AMOLED measuring 5.5 inch, quad-core processor at a frequency of 1.6 GHz, RAM 2 GB of RAM, 16/32/64 GB internal memory, 8 megapixel camera, the phone is a middle option between computer tablet and smartphone.

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How to Transform windows xp to windows 8

 
Today we will discuss how to Transform Windows xp to Windows 8 with simple steps in order to make your windows xp close to windows 8 as close as possible those steps will not change the nature of you windows it’s just a theme that will only Transform the look of you windows with special programs called skins to enjoy it’s beauty without having to install windows 8.

Basically if you want to have a windows 8 look or theme you can always try to install him and upgrade you system and use it but sometimes you cannot maybe you have perhaps :
The Reasons You should Transform windows xp to windows 8 than the normal upgrading

• you have a humble computer specs and using it will just make things slow
• you still have problem in compatibility with drivers and programs
• you like to download and play the latest games

How Do i Transform Windows xp to Windows 8 ??

okey so the steps to Transform Windows xp to Windows 8 are very easy and like installing any other program

1. First of all download this skin here
2. Install it as any other program
3. restart you computer

After you computer is booting and starting your computer you’ll notice big changes in the log in screen also you’ll notice that the Start menu in windows xp has changed to be more like than windows 8 you’ll see that start has Disappeared but when you move your mouse close to it you’ll see the new Start Menu , if you to open you click it or you can click the windows button in your keyboard.

The only bad thing in this ” Transform Windows xp to Windows ” pack that the Aero Feature which is available on both windows 8 and windows 7 won’t be available which make the Start Menu And The window Transparent
Anyway if you want to show the Sidebar Menu which includes shortcuts to search ,Start menu and settings, Place your cursor in the bottom corner of the desktop next to the clock as shown in the picture

Congratulations ! Thats it , you have successfully Transformed Windows xp to Windows 8 !!

These are the changes that may be obtained when you Transform Windows xp to Windows 8 , which includes a login screen, The Start toolbar , the new Start Menu , the colors of the  window frames, menus, icons, folders , this program does not offer the experience of using identical to experience Windows 8, but it the best you can get it for Transform Windows xp to Windows 8.

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Give Access to Your Gmail Account Without Sharing Password

If You ou want from a friend to login into your gmail account but without having to give him the password

Hmm Because Of Security..!!

 

And For this purpose, Google has managed to provided a feature that will help you add guests to your Gmail and give all the authorities in the management of your Gmail account or as as well as some other Google services but without the possibility of penetration /Hacking and change your password change.

it’s a very simple way simply enter your Google account click on Settings as in the Screen Shot.

Then go to the accounts and import and click on add another account After you enter the Gmail guest account,

 

Message will reach the other side for the acceptance of the addition, where after acceptance must wait approximately 30 minutes in order to allow him to manage your account, so just by clicking on the image visitor (guest) in the mail box the choose to log on to your account.

So the guest will be able to read and reply to messages in addition to managing other Google services associated with your account.

NOTE: Dont Copy Any stuff without permission!

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