Using FlickrEdit, you can download or upload any photo to and from Flickr. Besides taking backup, FlickrEdit features photo search based on date and tags; rotation of photos; deletion of photos or sets; switch between multiple Flickr users; display your Not in Set, Recent, Favorites, Contacts and Group photos, and much more.

The new application is written in Java and uses flickrj framework for accessing Flickr.

Here’s what you need to do in order to get started.

1. Launch FlickrEdit from here. Alternatively, install the Windows executable on Windows platform or Java jar file on other platforms from here.

2. Install the application after the download and run it. You’ll receive a prompt to enter your Flickr account login details.

3. Enter the login details and proceed to a window containing all your Flickr Photos.

4. Select the photos you want to backup and run the backup Wizard.

5. Choose between the two options:
   + Backup to hard drive (you can also create zip files using this option.)
   + Backup to Media (you can burn photos to a CD or DVD disc using this option.)

6. Click the Start Backup button to backup all the selected photos. If you have a large amount of photos, the time taken for backup will also be more.

Finally, if you are looking for a better way to access your Flickr Photos, you can surely try FlickrEdit without a second thought.

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The i1155 enables playback from your DVD or iPod video on its 8.5″ widescreen TFT LCD. You can playback DVD, DVD+/-R/RW, VCD, CD, CD-R/RW, CD-G, MP3, JPEG, and Kodak media using this PMP, not to forget, four hours of continuous iPod video playback as well.

Embracing a slim and beautiful design, the i1155 contains touch sensitive function keypad controls. In addition, it supports an integrated dock for your iPod with video (30 GB, 60 GB, and 80 GB).

You can connect it to your television set through composite or S-Video output, just like any other PMP, and watch your favorite DVDs at leisure.

Other features include:

• Charge your iPod with video
• Convenient On-Screen Display (OSD)
• Multiple subtitle, angle, and audio functions
• Slow or fast motion playback and zoom operation
• Supports 3-way power sources (AC Power Adapter, Cigarette Lighter Adapter, and Built-in Li-Polymer Rechargeable Battery)
• Zoom: 2, 3, 4
• FFW/FRW: x2, x4, x8, x16
• Program tracks: 16
• Digital volume control: Max. 15 steps

Priced at a mere 249.99 U.S. $, this PMP will be cheaper than some of the big guns in this market like Maxian.

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BurnAware enables you to accomplish most common disc burning tasks, such as, burn data to almost any type of disc, including blu-ray (BD-R/ BD-RE); create audio CDs from WAV, MP3, or WMA files; create and burn disc images (.ISOs); write DVD-video files (like VOB files) to a DVD; or write multi-session discs to all supported media formats.

The interface is neat and simple to use. The best part is it does not contain any annoying spyware, adware, or banners. The landing screen contains different burning options. Once you select an option, the screen minimizes to your taskbar (similar to Nero and Roxio) and a new window appears, allowing you to customize whatever task you selected.

Using BurnAware, you can leverage full support for Blu-Ray and HD-DVD formats. The utility works on all the current hardware interfaces and contains auto-verification of written files.

Currently in beta, BurnAware Free operates on Windows 98/NT/2000/XP and Vista (32 and 64 bit), and supports unicode for multi-byte languages.

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