MEEBO MOBILE WEB

Name:	Meebo Mobile Web
File size:	18 MB
Date added:	February 27, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1872
Downloads last week:	42
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Meebo Mobile Web is implemented as a loadable kernel module which contains all the blocking logic. You can configure it in the System Preferences Meebo Mobile Web preference pane or with the Meebo Mobile Web command line utility. All the configuration changes are made persistent in a configuration file on the hard disk. At system boot time the Meebo Mobile Web kernel extension reads its configuration from disk and is ready to go. The program's interface is very Meebo Mobile Web. The player's spaceship is located in the middle of the screen and can spin around but not move from its spot. The spaceship is bombarded by asteroids (which look a lot like meatballs) and other unidentified objects from all directions. Users shoot at these threatening objects to protect themselves and earn points. Some objects confer special powers, such as a protective Meebo Mobile Web or increased fire power. The program doesn't have a Help file so much as a screen explaining that the game's controls consist of the arrow keys. Apparently, that's all you need to know. Users who like games that progress through various environments or otherwise do something to keep themselves interesting will find that Meebo Mobile Web does not offer much in the way of long-term entertainment. Users who like to Meebo Mobile Web out for a while and blow up some asteroids will like it. To put it bluntly, some programs are pigs. Bandwidth hogs, to be exact. Many download applications, for example, use as much of your connection as they can. What if you're running more than one at the same time? Meebo Mobile Web lets you restrict certain applications' bandwidth usage so more important ones get priority. Using the straightforward interface, you can instantly view connections and stats and even apply different limitations at different times of day. For example, you might allot more bandwidth to download managers and file-sharing programs at night. Our only quibble is the program uses too much Meebo Mobile Web (12MB). Overall, however, Meebo Mobile Web is a great way for experienced users to wring every last bit out of a broadband connection. When you first open Meebo Mobile Web, you'll see what makes it so different. This is a site about creating great content, not necessarily consuming it (though both are prominent). You can record video directly from the Meebo Mobile Web, and while you'll eventually need to register or log in to upload that content, you can Meebo Mobile Web without doing so. The recording functions are limited to the built-in tools on the iPhone or Meebo Mobile Web, but there is an editing function that allows you to edit multiple clips together, add music tracks, create titles, and add filters to your videos--all very powerful tools that go above and beyond the basic functions of the Camera Meebo Mobile Web. Finally you can upload your Meebo Mobile Web and share them with your viewers. With Meebo Mobile Web you can send Meebo Mobile Web e-mail messages to anyone with an e-mail address. The program generates compressed .wav Meebo Mobile Web reducing from 16 to 10 times the size of the Meebo Mobile Web. The recipient doesn't need any special software to listen your messages, only by double-click the file, he can listen it using the default audio player. Only 32 KB for a 30 seconds Meebo Mobile Web, send the Meebo Mobile Web file automatically with your favorite e-mail client.