20 Coolest iTunes add-ons You Can’t Miss

When its about iTunes I prefer stats talking over me. With over 9 million songs in the database and more than that in user database, iTunes is unarguably the most popular and comprehensive music store in this universe. So for all you iTunes lovers, here are 20 cool add-ons that can make your iTunes experience richer.

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MediaMonkey - The Best ‘Sound of Music’ for Windows

Overview

Let there be light and there was light. Let there be sound and there were music players. In quest of searching the best music player in Windows, I had to look into every minute detail of their features because they are almost similar in comparison. Windows Media Player, Jet Audio Player, Media Monkey and Winamp were the ones I tested this time.

To come up with a specific target one needs to go through different levels. I did so too to present to you an honest and deep review of these softwares. On the way, we lost two friends of ours, Windows Media Player and Jet Audio player because they were certainly not worth participating in the race for the best. Windows Media Player with its age old presets and EQs and only SRS WOW effects couldn't but fail.Though Jet Audio had a lot of options, still it wasn't the product I was expecting. So I had Winamp and Media Monkey to go for the final show.

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More Panic on Outsourcing

Yet another tale of panic over outsourcing.

In case you've been worrying about how the war in Iraq will end, or the coming of avian flu, or the extinction of the universe as we drift into the cosmic void, well, relax. Here's something you should really fret about: the future of the U.S. economy in the age of globalization.

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Blacklight Power: Unlimited Alternative Power Source or Snake Oil?

It seems too good to be true. A new source of near-limitless power that costs virtually nothing, uses tiny amounts of water as its fuel and produces next to no waste and goes against quantum mechanics theory.

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