Rapidshare Search Engines to Search, Find and Download Files from RapidShare
Since 2nd of July, RapidShare has removed its download limits and captchas for free user. This means that we can continue downloading files from rapidshare without waiting for an hour when weve just downloaded a file.
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15.7.2008 Vista: To Wait or Not to Wait?
The battle rages on over what the Gartner Group meant to imply with its recent research report, entitled
"Ten Reasons You Should and Shouldn't Care About Microsoft's Windows Vista Client." Many interpreted Gartner's note as a warning against upgrading to Vista until 2008.
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20.11.2005 All-In-One RapidShare Hacks
Several free RapidShare Hacks are combined into one and call it All-In-One RapidShare Hacks like the picture below.
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9.6.2006 RapidWareX - rapidshare download manager
RapidWareX as a lot of handy features and imho its allready one of the best rapidshare managers out there.
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24.8.2008 Happy Easter says Rapidshare - No Waiting Periods
To keep things sweet and brief. The next time you visit rapidshare you might notice that there is now, no longer a waiting period. Just choose your mirror and download.
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7.4.2007 Rapidshare To Be Forced to Shut Down Following Court Defeat?
Last week we reported on rumors that Rapidshare had, or was about to be, shut down, rumors that now look likely to resurface.
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30.1.2008 Windows 7 Build 7201 Available on Torrent Rapidshare
Hype of the RC2 leak is increasing rapidly the time i m writing 503 peoples were active on a single thread over sevenforums.
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3.6.2009 RapidZuca Rapidshare Download Manager for Free Users
In past we have covered many interesting tools for Rapidshare which includes Rapidshare plus, Rapidshare Auto Downloader, Rapidshare Download Accelerator, MDownloader & RSdownloader. With availability of Rapidshare API more and more developer coming up with good rapidsahre tools.
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19.8.2009 Tools to Automate RapidShare Downloading for Free Users With No CAPTCHA
RapidShare CAPTCHA has always been hacked no matter how tough they made it. Usually whenever RapidShare updates their CAPTCHA, it only took a few days for third party download tools to auto recognize it. One of the toughest CAPTCHA was with cats and dogs in them and it took 3-4 weeks to be cracked. A few days after the cats and dogs CAPTCHA has been cracked, RapidShare installed a new CAPTCHA system called TEABAG_3D.
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8.7.2008 Wait for Windows 7 or not?
With Windows 7 poised to begin private testing any time now and to ship by late 2009, a number of business users are wondering whether they should simply skip Windows Vista all together and wait for 7 instead.
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4.6.2008 The Wait Is Over: Ubuntu 7.10 Is Here
As promised, Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) was released a few minutes ago, and it's my deepest pleasure to introduce you guys to the new features to be found in this version of Ubuntu (which is based on the GNOME desktop environment) and also to the features from Kubuntu (same as Ubuntu, but based on the popular KDE desktop environment).
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18.10.2007 No need to wait for Windows 7 SP1
Windows 7 hasnt even hit the Release Candidate test phase, but already analysts at Gartner are advising business users they shouldnt plan to wait for Service Pack 1 (SP1) to arrive before planning deployments.
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24.03.2009 Office 2007: Don't Wait for Vista
January's simultaneous operating system and productivity suite releases should have been cause for simultaneous customer upgrades. But there are plenty of reasons for enterprises to deploy separatelyand Office 2007 much sooner than Vista.
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20.7.2007 Linux Is Popular? Now Wait a Minute
My Linux-Watch colleague Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols' definition of desktop Linux popularity is rather disturbing.
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17.12.2007 Gartner: No need to wait for Windows 7 SP1
A Gartner analysis report recommends IT departments to depart from the usual SP1 milestone when deciding to deploy Windows 7.
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25.3.2009 Microsoft: Do not Wait for Windows 7 SP1
There's no need to wait for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 in order to embrace the next iteration of the Windows operating system from Microsoft.
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19.4.2009 Skip Vista and wait for Windows 7
Businesses that have not yet begun a deployment of Windows Vista should skip the operating system and start preparing for Windows 7, analysts at Gartner have advised.
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18.5.2009 Origami PC maker has to scribble 'wait'
With Samsung planning a U.S. launch of its Origami tablet on Monday, the folks at TabletKiosk had hoped to already be shipping significant quantities of their rival device.
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2.5.2006 Do not wait for Windows 7: realize the benefts of Vista now
Some customers are considering whether to deploy Windows Vista or whether to skip in anticipation of Windows 7.
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6.6.2008 Steve Ballmer believes it's ok to wait for Windows 7
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has been at it again (no not the shouting) telling analysts that people can wait for Windows 7 if they like.
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16.10.2008 MSDN and TechNet get Windows 7 RC? Public to wait till May 5
It looks like Microsoft is yet again revealing more than it wants to, according to a Microsoft Partner Program webpage. May 5 looks like the date that Windows 7 RC will be available publicly.
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18.4.2009 Windows 7 Launch Party Packs Arrive, Time to Sit and Wait
NVIDIAs SLI Zone member stalker1 has received his Windows 7 Launch Party pack. He also happened to post pictures of the box and its contents.
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8.10.2009Rapidshare To Be Forced to Shut Down Following Court Defeat?
The music industry in Germany has secured a legal victory over the hugely popular file-hosting service, Rapidshare. According to the rights holders,
Rapidshare is going to have to stop its users from downloading infringing music tracks from its servers, or face the prospect of being shut down.
Last week we reported on
rumors that Rapidshare had, or was about to be, shut down, rumors that now look likely to resurface. The company, one of the
worlds largest one-click file hosting services, has lost a copyright infringement case against German performing rights outfit, GEMA. Representing a
claimed 60,000 members and more than 1 million rights owners worldwide, GEMA has taken an aggressive stance in pursuing legal action against
Rapidshare, trying to force it to be accountable for the infringing actions of its users.
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29.01.2008Windows Live Wave 2, Messenger 8.5 FINAL
Forget about countdowns and official release dates. Regular Messers should know by know that we at
Mess.be can't just stand by and wait for a counter to reach zero. Regular Messers should also know that we usually get our
hands on new Messenger releases well before anyone else (excluding developers, testers and Microsofties, of course). Last but not least, you should
know that we don't like private parties, except if the beer supply is low.
Download (English):
Windows Live Messenger
8.5 |
Windows Live
Installer The other language editions can be found at
Mess.be...
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06.11.2007Wal-Mart: Sen. Edwards, Wait in Line for PS3
It doesn't seem to even
matter if you were a former
United States Senator, the
rules are just the same in
attempting to obtain a
PlayStation 3: wait in line
like everybody else...
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17.11.2006Eager iPhone 3G buyers begin all-night wait outside stores
The second-generation iPhone won't go on sale for another 9 hours, but some intrepid souls are already lining up outside AT&T and Apple stores to be
among the first to use the device. We spoke with two as they began their night-long wait...
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11.07.2008Vista Transformation Pack 8.0 Released!
After much anticipation, Vista Transformation Pack 8 has been released to the public.
Improvements include the hotfix issue being
eliminated, various software updates and a new feature in which users no longer need WindowBlinds to gain the 'Aero Glass' effect.
A full list of changes can be found at the link below, along with various official download links.
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29.11.2007As ISPs choke file-sharing, users look elsewhere
As
ISPs constrict
file-sharing services such as BitTorrent, new data shows that users are moving to file-hosting Web sites to avoid slow downloads.
RapidShare and
MegaUpload are
among the most used file-hosting services. Together, the two sites account for 9 percent of all Internet traffic in the Middle East and 4 percent in
Germany, according to iPoque, a company based in Leipzig, Germany, that specializes in traffic-management appliances for ISPs.
The percentages are significant since over the last year usage of file-sharing sites, which number in the dozens, has surged, said Klaus
Mochalski, iPoque's CEO. The sites offer potentially faster download speeds for sharing files than peer-to-peer networks.
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29.11.2007Tech Preview of Exchange Server 2007 SP1 Available Today
It's a phrase that's
starting to become a part of
the typical Microsoft user
vernacular: "Just wait
until Service Pack 1." The
wait for SP1 of Exchange
Server 2007 may be nearing its
end, as Microsoft is giving
Exchange admins a taste of at
least some of what they've
been asking for since last
year...
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14.08.2007The Windows 7 Effect
First, there was the wait for Windows Vista. Then there was the wait for Windows Vista SP1. Now many pundits are claiming that enterprise users will
hold off migrating to Windows Vista and wait for the release of Windows 7.
How can Microsoft counter this? By leaking information
about Windows 7 of course!
Microsofts been having a tough time of late convincing people (important people, such as system admins
and those with their hand on the check book) that Windows Vista is the future. Part of the problem is that Windows Vista has been dogged by high
profile issues relating to compatibility, speed and reliability things that people consider important in an operating system.
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20.02.2008Gartner: Businesses don't need to wait for Windows 7 SP1
Windows 7 hasnt even hit the Release Candidate test phase, but already analysts at Gartner are advising business users they shouldnt plan to wait for
Service Pack 1 (SP1) to arrive before planning deployments.
From a March 12 research note by Gartner analyst Michael Silver (a
link to which Microsoft is distributing to various press folks)...
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25.03.2009Gartner report: Don't wait for SP1 to deploy Vista
Enterprises planning to deploy Windows Vista should not wait for Microsoft to release Vista's first service pack (SP1), due in early 2008, before
doing so, according to a Gartner analysis.
In the
analysis, titled Vista SP1 Is
Important, but Less So Than SPs of the Past, Gartner research vice president Michael A. Silver noted that "Windows client service packs are
important, but not as important as they used to be. Integrate Windows Vista SP1 if possible, but don't delay plans waiting for it."
Many organizations often wait until Microsoft releases the first service pack on its client operating system "before they test and plan
deployment, he explained. But Microsoft "has become adept at deploying updates through services like Windows Update, Microsoft Update and Automatic
Update, so SPs are now less important than they once were."
Another factor in play here: "Many organizations have highly
complex PC environments and would not be ready to deploy Vista before
, so SPI will not be in the critical path form them,"
Silver wrote...
winbeta.org - 07.09.2007
The plan for Sirius XM may wait another two weeks
Though it may have just escaped bankruptcy, we won't know by how much, as the broadcaster delays its annual report.
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betanews.com - 02.03.2009
Don't wait for Windows 7: realize the benefts of Vista now
Some customers are considering whether to deploy Windows Vista or whether to skip in anticipation of Windows 7.
The discussion is often phrased
as one of balancing costs and timing of releases. By not deploying Windows Vista, it means missing out on the proven benefts such as better security,
productivity, search, mobility, manageability, and infrastructure optimization. Windows Vista works with more applications and devices than ever
before and can be signifcantly less expensive to support than Windows XP SP3.
There is no need to wait for Windows 7. It is a goal of the
Windows 7 release to minimize application compatibility for customers who have deployed Windows Vista since there was considerable kernel and device
level innovation in Windows Vista. The Windows 7 release is expected to have only minor changes in these areas. Customers who are still using Windows
XP when Windows 7 releases will have a similar application compatibility experience moving to Windows 7 as exists moving to Windows Vista from Windows
XP.
Historically, mainstream deployment occurs not when Microsoft releases a product but 18 months later. While the mainstream deployment
cycle is beginning for Windows Vista now, it isn’t expected to begin for Windows 7 until at least mid-2011
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neowin.net - 06.06.2008
Experts: Windows Flaw Can't
Wait for Microsoft Fix
Users should consider applying
an unofficial security patch,
researchers say...
pcworld.com - 03.01.2006
Microsoft releases Security Essentials today
Finally, after a year-long development phase, Microsoft Security Essentials have been publicly released. If you can't wait to get your hands on
Microsoft's latest security software, you don't need to wait any longer. In June, a public-beta was offered, and the download limit was
reached within 24 hours. It will be absolutely free for all users Windows XP, Vista and 7, both in 32bit and 64bit flavors — as long as you have
genuine copy. Microsoft will not bundle it with Windows 7, though, when it's released on October 22nd, 2009.
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neowin.net - 29.09.2009
Meet the Staff, Episode 7: Michael Stanclift (Marshalus)
While some of us wait for Windows 7 to be released, one seven you no longer have to wait for is Meet the Staff, Episode 7. The Meet the Staff podcast
series kicked off a couple of months ago. Each week one of the people behind the scenes at Neowin is interviewed and answer various questions that our
members have recently submitted. The series has been made possible by a long term member, previously a MVC (Most Valued Contributer) and now
Moderator, Warwagon. Want to know what it's like to be... me? Member 82? Neowin Managing Editor, and one of the longest serving staffers who
doesn't wear a purple badge?
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neowin.net - 16.05.2009
Windows 7: To wait or not to wait? That is the question
With Windows 7 poised to begin private testing any time now and to ship by late 2009, a
number of business users are wondering whether they should simply skip Windows Vista all together and wait for 7 instead.
Microsoft, not surprisingly, is advising customers against taking a pass on Vista. As part of a new white paper aimed at influencing business
users who are evaluating when and whether to move to Windows Vista, Microsoft is advocating enterprise users should migrate to Vista sooner rather
than later.
The white paper “The Business Value of Windows Vista:
Five Reasons to Deploy Now” doesn’t include a lot of new data; instead, it revisits the business features Microsoft built into Vista
and highlights some of the new deployment tools and case-study examples of companies who have migrated to Vista. But it does offer Microsoft’s
official guidance on Windows 7 deployments. From the paper...
winbeta.org - 04.06.2008
Microsoft Urges Users to Wait
for Official Patch
Software giant says fix for
WMF flaw is coming, advises
against installing unofficial
fixes...
pcworld.com - 03.01.2006
Microsoft's Jeff Bell Calls Out Message Board Poster
This is a new one. Yesterday,
NeoGAF
message board poster "a
Master Ninja" wondered aloud
if a private message from user
"bell801" could actually be
from Jeff Bell, Microsoft's
Corporate VP of Global
Marketing for their
interactive entertainment
division, who endured Internet
mockery for his wooden
performance on-stage at the
Microsoft press conference at
E3 last week. The poster was
especially critical of Bell
during the press conference,
which Bell didn't take kindly
to, as his private message
read:"And your
contribution to society
is...what?"
Wait, wait,
wait. It's one thing to
insinuate a high-ranking
Microsoft executive has
effectively called you out,
but the connections grew as
more people started watching
the train wreck. Another user
discovered Bell mentioned his
GamerTag is "BigDaddy801" in
a YouTube
video, establishing the
801 connection between the two
'net names.
winbeta.org - 19.07.2007
Are you missing some icons?
So you downloaded the new
8.0.0689 refresh, you sign in
and all is well. You sign out
and then sign in again some
time... but wait, where did
some of your icons go?
The WLM Beta team
received several reports from
users that some of their
dashboard icons and features
were missing when signing in
the second time and every time
after.
The
problem was a result of errors
within some of the programs
entry points which caused them
to vanish. However, the
problem was fixed by the team
and a fix has been sent out.
For the fix to apply, you must
sign out of WLM and sign back
in. If your icons are not
back, you have to wait about
30-60 more minutes and then
try again as it takes time for
the fix to reach every
country.
jcxp.net - 05.05.2006
Steve Ballmer believes it's ok to wait for Windows 7
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has been at it again (no not the shouting) telling analysts
that people can wait for Windows 7 if they like.
In a Q&A session with Gartner analysts Neil MacDonald and David Mitchell Smith at the Gartner Symposium ITxpo in Orlando, Ballmer said “Windows 7
will be Vista, but a lot better” according to ZDNet.
“If
people want to wait they really can,” said Ballmer. “But I’d definitely deploy Vista” he noted. Unfortunately that's not
likely to fill the confidence boots of investors or customers who have been put off by Microsoft's Vista offerings.
Earlier this month
Ballmer hinted at a
forthcoming operating system "Windows Cloud" that would help developers write Internet-based applications.
Microsoft will be revealing
all about Windows 7 at PDC and will unveil exactly what Windows Strata really is too.
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neowin.net - 16.10.2008
