Remote Desktop Spy is a software utility that provides you with spying tools which can be used to keep an eye on what your kids are doing online when you’re not around or it can be used in an office environment to monitor all the employees.

Remote Desktop Spy contains lots of spying utilities which can be used in a home, office or school environment to log all actions that are performed on computers. It can record the keystrokes that were typed, history of websites visited, all the applications that were opened and also it takes screenshots of your actions once every hour.

All the recording can be watched from a remote PC, which means that you are able to watch what websites your kids are visiting or any other actions they’re doing when you’re away from them. Also it can be used in schools and office environments. Another thing that you can do is that the Remote Desktop Spy offers you the possibility to take full control of the remote computer and so you will be able close applications, open files, block or launch web pages, shutdown, restart or log off the PC remotely.

The Remote Desktop Spy can be used to restrict access to any file, application, website or any other program / file. It contains security tools which will keep your privacy info safe. It can be opened only after you enter the correct pass code which gives you administrator rights.

You can use the Remote Desktop Spy as a trial version, which offers you 30 days of free usage, but you should know that some functions are limited, and for those functions to fully work you need to purchase and register the full version. TheRemote Desktop Spy full version ca be bought at a price of $49.95 from the developer’s homepage.

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Toy Story 3 doesn’t introduce you to the characters, or catch you up to speed. Instead of starting the game in a tutorial, you assume Woody’s position jumping from train car to train car, while fighting off Evil Dr. Porkchop’s alien henchmen. Controls are simple enough, with buttons allotted to jump, dash, throw, and the all encompassing “action” button. Besides that, the only help you’ll get are hints scattered around the level in little toy machine capsules. You don’t have to pick them up or ever see what they have to say. It’s a breath of fresh air in the three-hour tutorial kind of world we live in.

Once the first level is completed, players are teleported to a gameboard where missions are selected. From there, you can select the central campaign, the Toy Shop (where you spend coins found around the levels), or the Toy Box.

The Toy Box introduces a sandbox environment where players can enjoy less linear gameplay than the campaign offers. You can build up a town and fill it with residents and items, and apply custom paint schemes. Each new addition to your town adds new quests and each new quest unlocks new objects. The Toy Box truly is the heart of the game, but it won’t last long, especially without the unlockable objects you can only find within the campaign.

The campaign offers a haphazard take on the movie; it’s barely cohesive if you’ve seen the movie and completely disorienting if you haven’t. Certain sections that have been added to the original movie, like playtime at the imaginative Bonnie’s house, represent opportunities to inject crazy action levels not offered by the third film’s plot. In Bonnie’s house, Woody grinds rails in outer space a la Jet Set Radio Future while a wild witch shoots Poison magic at him. It’s actually quite fun.

Combat in the game is so simple and easy that many adult players will be wildly underwhelmed. However, platforming is so difficult that children will either be completely frustrated by it or simply unable to complete the game. This poses one of the greatest problems of Toy Story 3: it’s never quite sure who its target demographic is.

When puzzles get too difficult, hitting the right shoulder button displays a hint. If you fall from a cliff too many times, the game might provide you with a different, sturdier ledge. Unfortunately, it’s not enough help to guide younger kids through the often brutal platforming sections. It makes for good controller passing, though it might be unnecessary; certain levels allow two players to work cooperatively through the campaign.

Graphics are distinctly Pixar-esque (an older adult walked in and thought we were watching the movie), and all the colors are vibrant and extraordinarily varied from level to level.

Toy Story isn’t just a game for kids; fans of the trilogy should have no reservations about picking this one up.

Last we heard, James Cameron and Fox were targeting the “spring of 2012″ to re-release Titanic in 3D.  We now know that the spring month in question is April.  The news was mentioned in a tribute to Gloria Stuart, who played “Old Rose” in the film and celebrated her 100th birthday on July 4th.  April 2012 marks a centennial anniversary of its own, as the RMS Titanic attempted to traverse the Atlantic from April 12-14, 1912.  In addition to the historical timing, the intended month of release (nearly two years away) gives Cameron and Co. plenty of time to perfect the finer details of the 3D conversion.

Notably, it was only this year that Cameron’s own Avatar finally toppled the 1997 disaster flick to become the highest grossing film of all time.  As such, the re-release should be a good litmus test for the 3D conversion of cinema’s live-action classics, both in their aesthetic appeal and financial viability.

OK, so this will probably become the worst movie of the year. And yeah, the trailer sucks, but I am sure that the Facebook movie will attract a lot of viewers around the world. There are 500 million Facebook users in the world wide web and many of them as well as others who don’t use the most popular social networking website will probably be curious to see a story about someone who has become popular with few resources in hand.

The Social Network will have its premiere in October 2010 and Mark Zuckerberg’s role will be played by Jesse Eisenberg, while the role of Mark’s advisor, Sean Parker, will be played by Justin Timberlake. The Social Network trailer has been released and you can watch it below, although it won’t be a very interesting watch IMO.

The Facebook movie is directed by David Fincher and it’s produced by Colombia Pictures. So what gonna do? Are going to watch The Social Network? Or the Facebook movie doesn’t sound appealing to you?

FotoSketcher is a graphical editing utility which allows users to modify appearance of their pictures.

FotoSketcher will make your favorite pictures look like it they might have been drawn by the hand of a great artist. It can transform photos into various types of paintings, pencil sketches, pen and ink drawings or you can choose to use its various retouching tools, like luminosity, simplify image, sharpen etc.

FotoSketcher is capable of making your photos look like they might have been drawn by some of the worlds best artists, and after you edit it you can choose to print the edited photos and you can put them in a frame and hang it on your room’s wall. You can create birthday cards and greetings cards. This application will edit your digital photos into something special that should amaze even the most skeptical users.

Its contains a powerful rendering engine that is capable of creating and editing photos without any problems and it contains multiple enhancing and editing tools that will help you create beautiful pictures. It has an intuitive interface  and you should learn your way around it quickly, as it as every button and menu well organized.

The FotoSketcher editing tool can be installed on all Microsoft Windows versions and it is an open-source application which can be downloaded and used freely. Also you should know that the installer of FotoSketcher comes clean of any type of viruses, trojans, worms, adware, spyware or any other form of malicious software that might damage your system.

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