How To Convert Pirated Windows 7 Into A Geniune Copy

A year back, a history was created in the segment of the Technology world; Windows 7 was released worldwide. No doubt that it was (and even it is) one of the best operating systems in the World with a competition with Apple’s Mac. Before the launch, its stunning graphics, cool features and the hard work Microsoft Team did even make the company itself; Microsoft to release a site to allow everyone to experience Windows 7 online without buying it and then the RT builds.

With a sale of 240 million legal copies of Windows in a year, still more than 40% of the PC users still have the pirated Windows 7 or the RT builds installed in their Pcs, which surely would only not increase the risk of getting infected by Viruses, but would also not give them a right to enjoy Windows Updates and newly launched features. Updates and features are other case, but in the pirated cases Windows also starts showing a ‘Remove WGA’ message, which seriously sucks and could surely annoy big time anyone, while he is operating the PC.

If you are one of the users, you would know that how does it feels. Well, being honest I was once one too. Today here at Technoblgger, I am going to share about an application, just a small one, which can help you make your Windows 7 genuine easily without taking much time.

Making Windows genuine is easy could make your PC better, but remember it is illegal and 

Microsoft could sue you for it, maybe with or without notice. We do not support piracy, being geeks I used this software to just extend my trial period and see whether Windows 7 is crack (able) or not. TRY THIS ON YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY.


‘RemoveWat‘ is the name of the application, which is developed by Hazar and nononsence and could easily make Windows 7 genuine in just one click without any further process or something. It helps remove Windows Activation Technologies (also known as WAT files) from the Pcs to make the Windows genuine by which you can validate the Windows. It’s totally free, virus free and works like a charm.

Top 5 Apps for Java Based Phones

Java phones have been called basic phones because they could fulfill only basic communication needs, but over time they've become capable of much more. Here we've picked some essential Java apps.

Today mobile phones have reached more than 60 per cent of the world's population. Although the market share of smartphones is increasing at a fast pace, these devices are still far from outnumbering Java based feature phones.
Java or J2ME (Java 2 Micro edition) phones have been called basic phones because they could originally only fulfill basic communication needs. Over time, though, they've become capable of much more.
Today there are various applications available for all categories of Java phones. In fact, more applications are available for Java phones than for smartphones.
Here we have picked some essential applications for Java based feature phones, and you needn't worry about your pocket as these are absolutely free of cost. They can easily be downloaded from popular websites such as Getjar.

Top 30 Apps For Symbian Smart Phones

1. Swype

Sworn by lots of people and sworn at by lots of others, Swype is very much an acquired taste - it's a complete keyboard replacement for Symbian that works by looking at the way you trace your fingers around the various keys rather than just by taps alone. It's an intriguing and clever system though does mean a lot of finger exercise and isn't ideal for all. Still, free and worth a try, if only because it might be the single biggest upgrade you ever give your device!

Get it from the Nokia Store.

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Top 22 Apps For Android

Not sure what to download from the Android Market? Try these top titles, including Barcode Scanner, BeyondPod, and SkyFire.

Illustration by Otto SteiningerHere are the top productivity tools, utilities, and  games for smartphones based on Google's Android OS. If you're looking for multiplatform apps or titles exclusive to BlackBerry or iPhone, turn to the other articles in this package.

Productivity Tools

Check your head: In the Thinking Space "mind-mapping" app, you can create maps to connect thoughts and ideas. It's great for organizing and for forming new concepts. Ad-supported free version, $4 premium version
Manage your files: Astro File Manager makes your phone act as a miniature PC. You can copy/move/rename files, back up apps, send files as attachments, and create compressed files. Ad-supported free version, $4 premium version
Handle tasks wisely: The GTasks task manager syncs with the desktop Google Tasks, which you can also access in the Web version of Gmail and Google Calendar. It's so useful, it should be in­­cluded on every Android phone. Free
Manage archives: The powerful AndroZip File Manager works with archives, including 7ZIPhone, BZIP2, GZIPhone, RAR, TAR, and ZIPhone files. You can use it to create GZIP, TAR, or ZIPhone archives, too. Free
Text with panache: Forget the stock SMS utility. Handcent SMS brings customizable texting tools--with iPhone-style speech bubbles--to Android. Free