Oh okay, this one might be on the borderline of legalness but its actual use is to make backups of your HD DVDs or Blu-Ray discs. They have free trial download so check it out here if you need it.
Slysoft says the new version of its AnyDVD programme allows users to make “backup security copies” of high definition movies.
The claim is a blow to Sony which developed the Blu-ray format.
The discs are protected by an anti-piracy system called BD+.
When it l
Lol… check out iPhone’s counter-attack on Google 10 million dollar prizes to Android developers.
Who will win? Definitely, iPhone is way ahead as far as technology and Google’s simply chippin’ away to their new venture.
The only thing I hope for? That, Apple gets their bandwidths straight and start getting on CDMA networks or even better, WiMax.
With all the telecommunications companies profiting off old outdated technologies in the US, WiMax might still be years away but at least somebody is trying.
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Well, I have never used these methods before, but I hopped onto it the other day so I might as well share it with the world.
There are 2 stumblebot sites, stumblebot.com and stumblebot.net.
Stumblebot.com is actually a software they sell for like $147, it’s sorta like those Craigslist automators.
It looks like it’d work pretty good. But I wouldn’t pay for it, I think StumbleUpon itself is becoming a big scam wh
Okay, I will have to tell you the truth tonight about one of the biggest social networking sites, SpambleUpon, or most people call it, StumbleUpon.
They are making so much money off bloggers, basically StumbleUpon “scrapes” bloggers’ content and makes millions of dollars off you! Even though no one has really “sued” them, they are in big trouble if bloggers start sueing them one by one.
Google should really ban them for “splogging”, every one of SU users’ blogs are “splogs” made up of content written by bloggers li
Here’s a showcase of the website that has $13.3 million invested in it versus our new site, SiteHoppin.com, which pretty costed nothin’ but my brain on some php.
Earth Class Mail was first launched on September 2005! SiteHoppin launched 8 days ago. Here’s the Alexa stats comparing the two:
The only reason I am posting this is because I expect something more than this from TechCrunch,
