If you are a Photoshop user, there will be countless times when you will require pre-made items in order to help you in your work. Some freebies such as as – Textures, Brushes, PSD files, etc will always come in handy.
Here are five of the finest places where you may be able to find freebies for Photoshop. Have a look.
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Update: Version 2 of TED Downloader is out.
Rapidshare is one of the most popular file hosting website on the internet. Many people use it to share files, download files and much more. But the only problem with Rapidshare and other file hosting services is that if you don’t have a premium account, you have to wait for 45-60 seconds before downloading a file which can be very annoying sometimes. It may make you buy premium account for that service because of long waiting times and slow download speeds. But don’t worry, we found a solution to this problem. While stumbling, we came across an excellent website, Fetch.io which can get rid of this problem as well.
One of the most useful apps that I have found for the iPhone is AppShopper. It’s like a Bargain Basement for iPhone apps in that it warehouses price changes and updates for apps. It can be used both for shopping for specific applications, as well as just browsing to find interesting new apps. You can have it do all the work for you, making it far surpass sifting through the the App Store looking for fun new apps.
Update: Ember Code has ended the service of TVShows. It is no longer available.
The Gmail for Android app is pretty well integrated with the phone. You can read, sync, compose (using different addresses), access labels, star your mail and there is even the Priority Inbox feature. One thing that it didn’t do well is the ability for the users to download the file attachments to your SD card. There are always times when your friends/colleagues attach file attachments in the mail. In Gmail for Android, it allows you to preview certain file types, like images and PDF, but if you want to download them to your phone, you are out of luck. Let’s take a look at how we can overcome this problem, without spending a single dime.
Along with Mac OS X 10.6.6 update, Apple released the Mac version of App Store. The concept of finding, downloading, and updating applications from one place has been proven to be very successful with mobile applications, so Apple wanted to try this also on desktop apps.
Perhaps your X server has crashed. Or you’re working on a shell script. Or you’re SSHed into a headless server. For one reason or another, if you need to fetch a file and a web browser’s not an option, you might want to look into wget. If you’ve used the Linux shell much and worked with scripts or package installers, there’s a good chance you’ve seen wget in action. At the simplest level, it does just what the name implies and gets a file from the web (or FTP). Underneath that, though, is some clever functionality.
Do you download a lot of movies, software programs, mp3′s and other stuff from the internet? Do you feel very frustrated when the download speed of your internet connection goes down? Do you doubt whether or not your ISP is providing you the optimum download or upload speed for the money you are paying every month ?
In Internet Explorer 9 (IE9), the default download location is the Downloads folder in your user profile. However, some (if not, most) of you donot like this default download location and are looking for the ways to change it. For me, I prefer to place all my downloads on the Desktop. This is how you change the default downloads location in IE9.