Top 50 Most Popular Software list

Top 50 Most Popular Software

1. Java Runtime Environment 6 Update 17

2. Adobe Flash Player (IE) 10.0.32.18

3. Adobe Flash Player (Non-IE) 10.0.32.18

4. Firefox 3.5.5

5. Internet Explorer 8.0

6. Adobe Reader 9.2

7. Adobe Shockwave Player 11.5.2.602

8. Skype 4.1.0.179

9. Microsoft Silverlight 3.0.40818.0

10. Nero Burning ROM 9.4.26
11. Picasa 3.5.79.81

12. CCleaner 2.25.0.1025

13. OpenOffice.org 3.1.1 Build 9420
14. Spybot - Search & Destroy 1.6.2.46

15. QuickTime 7.64.17.73

16. Windows Live Messenger 2009 14.0.8089.726

17. Opera 10.01

18. VLC media player 1.0.3

19. Google Chrome 3.0.195.33
20. Adobe AIR 1.5.2.8900

21. WinRAR 3.90

22. Google Earth 5.0.11733.9347
23. 192.168.1.254 1.0

24. µTorrent 1.8.5.17091

25. TuneUp Utilities 2009 8.0.3300.1

26. 7-Zip 4.65

27. Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0.0.23

28. Bonjour 1.0.106

29. Auslogics Disk Defrag 3.0.3.50

30. Google Toolbar (IE) 6.1.1518.856

31. iTunes 9.0.2.25

32. Ad-Aware 8.1.0

33. Paint.NET 3.50

34. GSpot 2.7.0.1

35. Winamp 5.56 Build 2512

36. CyberLink PowerDVD 9.0.2201

37. RealPlayer SP 12.0.0.319

38. Revo Uninstaller 1.83

39. FileZilla Client 3.3.0

40. WinPatrol 2010 17.0.2010

41. Media Player Classic 6.4.9.0

42. Foxit Reader 3.1.3.1030

43. avast! 4 Home Edition 4.8.1351

44. Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.41

45. K-Lite Codec Pack 5.4.4

46. SpywareBlaster 4.2

47. AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 9.0.0.698

48. Unlocker 1.8.8

49. DAEMON Tools Lite 4.35.5.0068

50. Advanced SystemCare Personal 4.0

Hillary Clinton most popular national political

Hillary Clinton most popular national political 

Americans believe Hillary Clinton would have been a better president than Barack Obama, and two-thirds view her favorably, according to a new Bloomberg News poll.
"The most popular national political figure in America today is one who was rejected by her own party three years ago: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton," Bloomberg News'  John McCormick wrote on the poll's findings, which were released Friday.
While 34 percent of those polled believe "things would be better under a Clinton administration," McCormick wrote, "almost half--47 percent--say things would be about the same, and 13 percent say worse."
By contrast, "35 percent of those polled believe the country would be worse off if John McCain had been elected president," Holly Bailey reported at The Ticket.
"Clinton remains the most popular political figure on the national scene, with 64 percent of those polled saying they have a 'favorable' view of the Secretary of State, Bailey wrote.
"Obama's favorable rating is at 50 percent—even though 49 percent of those polled disapprove of the job he's doing as president. A majority of Democrats say Obama is their best candidate in 2012, though just under a third—30 percent—say they'd prefer to have someone else on the ticket."

Google new social network

Google's add new social network

Google Inc is adding play games on its new social network, matching one of Facebook's most popular features.

A new page on Google+, Google's social network, will let users access a variety of games and view updates people's friends are playing, Google said in a post on its official blog on Thursday.

Google will initially offer 16 games from third-party game developers, including the popular Angry Birds game.

The addition of social games fills in a key piece of the puzzle as Google strives to take on Facebook, the world's No.1 social network with more than 750 million users.

Games have proven to be among the most popular features on Facebook.

Google launched its social networking service in late June, signing up more than 10 million users in the first two weeks.

Social networking has become a top priority at Google, the world's No. 1 Internet search engine, whose position as the main gateway to online information could be at risk as people spend more time on sites such as Facebook and Twitter.

Google said it will roll out games gradually on Google+ and intends to make the game feature available to everyone "soon."