Best Freeware available

I planned to list my favorite freeware that can be used without any regrets later on. I've prepared a small list myself when I've come across these lists posted below which almost summarized mine and more and more...
So, instead I post the original lists by Bear Bottoms and  Bob's Freeware


Bear Bottoms
Anti KeyLogger  SpyShelter
Anti Malware Scanner  Superantispyware Portable
Anti Malware Scanner  Malwarebytes
AntiVirus + Firewall  Comodo Internet Security
Archiver  ZipGenius
Audio Editor  Free Audio Editor 2010
Audio Player  FooBar
Calendar  Google Calendar
Catalog  Data Crow
Clean Infections  Vipre
Clipboard  Ditto-cp
Copy Anything/Reminder  Quotepad   Demo
DeskTop Icons  Iconoid
DeskTop  Fences   Demo
Dictionary  WordWeb
DNS Servers  ClearCloudDNS
Downloader Hulu  StreamTransport   Insert Keyframe Objects
Downloader Streaming Video/Audio  TubeMaster++   Demo
DVD Burner  ImgBurn
DVD Recovery  UnstoppableCopier
DVD Ripper  WinX DVD Ripper
Email Client  Gmail
Encryption  TrueCrypt   Demo
File Cleaner  Ccleaner
File Eraser  Eraser
File Manager  FreeCommander
File Search  Everything
File Search  Index Your Files
File Synchronizer/clone  FreeFileSync
File Unlocker  Unlocker
Firewall  ComodoFirewallPro
FTP  FileZilla
Icon Editor  GreenfishIconEditor
Image Editor  Gimp   Tutorial
Image Editor  PhotoFiltre
Image Editor  IrFanView
Image Viewer  XnView
Image Viewer  Zoner Photo Studio
Installer  Ninite
Media Converter  Format Factory
Mouse Gesture  High Sign   Demo
Music Manager  jaangle
Onscreen Keyboard  SafeKeys
Office Suite  LibreOffice
Password and Form Filler  LastPass
PDF  PDF-XChange Viewer
Print Manager  iPrint
Process Manager  Process Lasso
Program Launcher  Keybreeze
Program Launcher  PStart
Radio  Tapin-radio
RSS Reader  FeedDemon
Screen Capture  Screenshot Captor
Screen Recorder  Screen2exe
Screen Ruler  ScreenRuler
Screen Sharing  Mikogo
Screen Tabbed Utility  Stick    Demo
Spell Checker  TinySpell
System Backup ISO  Macrium Reflect
Task Manager  SystemExplorer
Text Automation  Texter   Demo
Translator  Client for Google Translate   Demo
TV  Hulu Desktop
Uninstaller  RevoUninstaller
Video Editor  VirtualDub
Video Editor  Avidemux
Video Player/Recorder  VLC
Virtual CD/DVD  Virtual CloneDrive
Virtual Surfing  Sandboxie
Volume Controller  Volumouse
Web Browser  Google Chrome



Bob's Freeware

Category	Name, URL, Remarks	X/10   Rating
Alarm/Clock/Reminder	ClockX.	9
Anti Spam, E-Mail	SpamPal.	9
Anti Virus	Comodo Internet Security (CIS)	8
Archive Manager	7-Zip	9
Audio Editor	Audacity.	8
Backup	Cobian Backup.	9
Benchmark	CrystalMark	8
CAD, 2D	IntelliCAD.	9
CAD, 3D	progeCAD 2008 Smart.	9
CD-DVD Burning	ImgBurn	8
CD Ripper	CDEX	9
Cleanup Utility	Comodo System Cleaner	8
Clipboard Manager	Yankee Clipper III.	9
Converter	ESB Unit Converter.	8
Desktop Publisher	See "Office Suite".	-
Dictionary	Pardon 2.x.	9
Digital Camera Assistant	See "Graphics Viewer"	-
Disk, Defrag	JKDefrag	9
Download Manager	Free Download Manager	9
DVD Decryption	DVD Decrypter	9
DVD Ripper	DVD Shrink	9
E-Mail Client	si.Mail	8
File Manager, Power Tools	UltraExplorer Portable	8
File Recovery	Recuva	9
File Splitter	Splitting	10
Firewall, Personal	Ashampoo	8
Form Maker	FormToolFree v.4.0	9
FTP Client	FTP Wanderer	8
FTP Server	FTP Server	8
FTP Shell	DropUpload	8
Graphics Editor	PhotoFiltre	9
Graphics, Duplicate Finder	DupeLocater	9
Graphics, Viewer	Faststone Image Viewer	9
HTML Editor, WYSWYG	KompoZer	9
Instant Messenger	BitWise	10
Launch Bar	ObjectDock	9
Link Checker	AM-DeadLink	10
Map Downloader, Photo, GPS	Google Earth	9
Monitor Resolution & Refresh	Multires	10
MP3 Player	XMPlayer	9
Multimedia Player	Media Player Classic	8
Nap Client	Ares	7
Network Monitor	NetMeter	10
News Reader	40tude Dialog	8
NIST Client (Clock Adjustment)	Neutron	10
Notes, Freeform	VectorNotes	7
nVidia Tweaking	GeForce Tweak Util	6
Office Suite	OpenOffice.org	8
Paint Program	PaintDotNet	9
PDF Reader	FoxIt Reader	9
Photo Gallery Creator	EGG	8
PIM	KeyNote	8
Registry Tools	RegSeeker	8
Scanning - Copying	iCarbon	7
Screen Capture	PicPick	8
Software Organizer	SoftCat	9
Spyware Eliminator	Spyware Terminator	8
Spyware & Popup Tool	BHODemon	10
System Monitor	SpeedFan	8
Temp Cleaner	EraseTemp	8
Text Editor, Notepad Replacement	MetaPad	10
Thesaurus	Word Web	10
Tray Helper	MR Tech Systray	8
Vector Drawing	See "Office Suite"	-
WAV Play-Audition	MicroWav	9
Web Browser, IE based	Maxthon	9
Windows Tweaking	See "Registry Tools"	-
Word Processor, Doc	AbiWord	8
Word Processor, Rich Text	Atlantis Nova	9

Graphene Just Won Two Guys the Nobel. So What the Hell Is It?

This Tuesday, two professors won the Nobel prize for physics "for groundbreaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional material graphene." The Nobel is the Olympic gold of science. But what is graphene, and why did it earn these guys over a million bucks?

Some Nobels in physics are (relatively) straightforward. In 1935, James Chadwick discovered the neutron. A huge deal, of course, but something you can understand by 11th grade. But today's award—presented to Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov—is for a two-dimensional material. A what? Not exactly high school stuff. So let's break it down.

Graphene is, put most simply, carbon atoms—the same stuff in your pencil—arranged in linked hexagons. (Fun fact: the pair started their work with graphene by peeling off layers of actual pencil lead with scotch tape). This doesn't sound like anything special, except for the fact that, as Geim himself explains, "Everything in our three-dimensional world has a width, length and height. That was what we thought, at least." Geim and Novoselov's work expands our understanding of materials thatdon't have any of these dimensional properties, because they are only one atom thick. They are lacking an entire dimension.

It's hard to imagine—but that's sort of the point. The duo's work is on the frontier of an entire class of stuff that we're only just now starting to be able to conceive of. Geim himself says he has no idea the extent to which a material such as graphene could be useful. But we do know that it is super cool. Despite (or rather, because of) its measly two-dimensionality, graphene is the strongest and thinnest substance in the known universe, can be stretched like rubber, and is impregnable by liquid or gas. It also conducts electricity, allowing it to (someday) beat the pants off the copper and silicon we use in, well, pretty much everything. Still unimpressed? A layer of graphene could hold up a truck atop a pencil. You don't look so great now, do you, neutron.

So what's next? "Optimists say we are entering a carbon age. Even pessimists argue only that the impact will be somewhat less," says Geim, who is, naturally, excited: "I hope that graphene and other two-dimensional crystals will change everyday life as plastics did for humanity." So we'll have to wait and see, but still—job well done, gents.


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