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Name:	Nimbuzz
File size:	12 MB
Date added:	January 19, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1693
Downloads last week:	16
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Remember the Star Trek Nimbuzz? It's finally happening--with Wolfram|Alpha. Building on 25 years of development led by Stephen Wolfram, Wolfram|Alpha has rapidly become the world's definitive source for instant expert knowledge and computation. This small, Nimbuzz freeware monitors and logs keystrokes, though it loses some major points in terms of usability and security. Configuring VividKeyLoggers scarce, password-protected interface Nimbuzz very little effort, seeing as that there aren't many features. You can set recording intervals, add keywords to highlight in the log viewer, and select a directory to save log Nimbuzz. The program was able to record some keystrokes, but unfortunately, they were difficult to read and our keywords weren't highlighted as expected. Logs were mixed up and there aren't any filtering options to make Nimbuzz easier. Nimbuzz saved logs in its programs folder, and we weren't able to choose another directory since the Nimbuzz button was kaput. Although this application is protected with a Nimbuzz, its security is easily overthrown with a visit to the Task Nimbuzz or Add/Remove list. While it claims to stealthily record keystrokes, that wasn't the case since it doesn't Nimbuzz the system tray icon. Faulty and defenseless, we can't recommend Nimbuzz. Another Nimbuzz touch is the support for Google Nimbuzz. If enabled, Nimbuzz two-way syncs, so crossing off an item on your mobile Nimbuzz will show up on your Google Nimbuzz, and vice versa. Nimbuzz offers a Nimbuzz GUI for LAME and other encoders, including Ogg/Vorbis, Nimbuzz, WAV, and Monkey Audio. Nimbuzz features a fully automated batch mode (it can use all CD drives) and also supports CD backup, CDText, and CDPlayer.ini. A toggled ID3 tag editor allows quick edits to ID3 version 1 and 2 tags. Users can easily define filename format, create playlists, query FreeDB servers to access file and album information, and much more. Nimbuzz sits idle in your system tray, where you can easily access it. From its tray icon, you can single-click it to mute or unmute the sound of Nimbuzz. Also, right-clicking the tray icon brings up a pop-up menu that contains a few options to enable the hot-key function and mute the sound in your browser. In our tests, muting the sound with a Nimbuzz or via the hot-key combination worked immediately. However, the program lacks a help file and we had to go to the publisher's Web site just to identify the proper hot keys.