This Week's Top Downloads [Download Roundup]

This Week's Top Downloads

• Mosaic Brings the Windows 8 Metro UI to Windows 7 (Windows) If you liked the look of Windows 8's tile-based Start page, this program will bring a configurable version to your Windows 7 machine.
• Hidden Lock Turns Android's Lock Screen Invisible for Extra Security (Android) If you really don't want people to get into your phone, you can hide the lock screen entirely, leaving the unlock button hidden somewhere on the screen only you know.
• Who Stole My Pictures Is a Firefox Extension That Helps You Locate Copied Images
  (Windows/Mac/Linux) If you're worried people might be using an image of yours without telling you, Who Stole My Pictures is an extension for Firefox that lets you reverse search with a simple right-click.
• Yoink Acts as a Middleman for Dragged and Dropped Files, Is a Life Saver on Small Screens
  (Mac) If you've ever had so many windows open that dragging and dropping a file between them becomes impossible, Yoink makes the process simpler by adding a small drawer to the side of your screen.
• Smozzy Lets You Browse the Web on Android Without a Data Plan
  (Android) If you're stuck in an area with cell service but no data, or if you've finagled your way into an Android phone without a data plan, free app Smozzy lets you browse the web through text and picture messages.
• G+7 Adds Google+ To Your Windows Desktop
  (Windows) If you love Google+ but wish you could access your stream on the desktop, G+7is a Windows 7 gadget that sits on your desktop and gives you access to your stream, complete with links, images, and the ability to open them quickly if you see something interesting.
• Screeny Is a Great, Free Screencasting and Screenshot Tool for the Mac
  (Mac) While we love Screenflow for screencasting, it's not exactly cheap. The built-in screen recorder in Quicktime Player is free, but it's pretty lacking in features. Screeny is an app that provides you with a free screen recording that provides control over what you're recording.
• Perfect RSS Reader for iPad Looks Great, Syncs with Google Reader
  (iPad) Feed readers for the iPad aren't exactly uncommon, but it is a bit unusual to find an RSS reader as feature packed and good looking as Perfect RSS Reader. The app syncs with Google Reader, supports services like ReadItLater and Instapaper, lets you clip and share to Twitter, Evernote, and others, and more.
• PayMeBack Tracks Money Loaned to Friends on Your iPhone
  (iOS) If you've ever loaned out a little cash to a friend and then forgot about it, PayMeBack might be the tool you need to keep track of who owes you money.
• YouMail Makes Your Smartphone's Voicemail Truly Visual and Accessible from Anywhere
  (Android, iPhone, WebOS, Blackberry, Windows Phone7) YouMail is a neat, free app (and service) that makes your voicemail truly visual by adding images of your contacts (and other useful info) to each voicemail message and lets you access your messages from anywhere.

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