Free YouTube Uploader

What does the program do? You can say from the name - it will upload videos to YouTube for you. Run the program and enter your user name and password, and it logs you into YouTube. Then select your video, and write a title and description, and add tags, and walk through the simple steps of uploading your video, including selecting a category.

It does more than just automate the process of uploading your videos, though. YouTube has a limit of 10 minutes or 100 MB per video, so the program includes a simple, easy-to-use video trimmer that lets you trim the video to size before uploading it.

It only works with Windows XP. Download free from here.

Safari is on Windows now!

Apple has released the new Safari 3 Public Beta which can work on Windows XP or Vista. It's the first time that Safari works with Windows. Is this related to the meeting between Bill and Jobs :-)?

According to Apple, there are 12 reasons you'll love Safari:

1. Blazing performance (Apple said Safari is twice as fast as IE7, don't know whether its' true or not, at least I didn't feel it)
   
2. Elegant user interface (It does look good. Apple is good at it, isn't it?)
3. Easy bookmarks (not that special, I think)
4. Pop-up blocking (everyone does this)
5. Inline find (very handy feature, even better than Firefox, much much better than IE7)
6. Tabbed Browsing (both Firefox and IE7 do it)
7. SnapBack (could be useful)
8. Forms AutoFill (others do as well)
9. Built-in RSS (others do as well)
10. Resizable text fields (could be handy)
11. Private browsing (I won't care this too much, but some people do)
12. Security (hard to say)

What's my experience with Safari so far?

• Feels like working in an iTunes (I'm not a Mac person at all)
  
• It works fine on my office computer which runs Windows XP
• Not very well on my home computer which runs Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit, every time I maximum the window, it disappears.
• Overall, nice try. But I won't use it as my main browser, still prefer Firefox 2 70% of the time, and IE7 for the rest 30%

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Sure Delete

If you delete a file, it isn't really gone because Windows just marks the space they occupied as being available. And anyone with a program such as Restoration could probably recover them, meaning that personal data could get into the wrong hands. The author of Sure Delete says that this free program deletes the file, then wipes and removes the data left over.

Operating Systems: Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 9.x, Windows Me, Windows XP

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