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After the furore surrounding Mozilla’s recent announcement that it’s to place its email client, Thunderbird, into an “extended support release”, the launch of Thunderbird 15.0 Beta 1 was always bound to attract attention. And it's certainly turning heads, thanks to the official debut of a redesigned user interface. Thunderbird 15 Beta 1 also debuts two noticeable new features in addition to the revamped user interface, extending the global search tool to cover the Chat module, plus implementing the “do not track” feature that debuted in Firefox last year. The most obvious change in Thunderbird 15 will be the implementation of a new, curvaceous user interface called Australis. This introduces itself immediately with the rounded tabs at the top of the screen, but extends to redesigned lines, a repositioned toolbar and categorized filters, and has the effect of bringing the user interface up to date. The Australis user interface makes its debut in Thunderbird 15 Revamped user interface aside, there are two notable new features. The unified global search now covers the chat module - which supports Facebook, Twitter and Google Talk among others - while the "Do not track" option introduced in Firefox has been added to Thunderbird too. This option – accessible from the Web Content tab in the Security section of Thunderbird’s Options screen – is of less relevance to email users, but may stop some emails from tracking the user, but only if they’ve signed up for the voluntary code of practice. Going forward, Mozilla plans to split Thunderbird into two separate code bases, with Thunderbird ESR being maintained by Mozilla and Thunderbird being handed over to the open-source community to develop further. Thunderbird ESR will be updated every six weeks for stability and security only, and its changes rolled into whatever new build of Thunderbird has been developed in that timeframe. It means that while the long-term future of Thunderbird is uncertain, in the short to medium term it remains a viable email client for its 20 million user base. Thunderbird 15.0 Beta 1, which installs over the top of any existing stable Thunderbird release, is available now as a free, open-source download for Windows, Mac and Linux.

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From a Captain Picard facepalm to a dancing Homer Simpson, there's an animated GIF for every occasion. Which is one reason why they're still regularly used in emails, forum posts, on web pages and so on. (Although another is probably compatibility: unlike more modern technologies, such as HTML5 or CSS3, animated GIFs work just about everywhere.) If you're tired of reposting one of the standard animations, though, why not create a new GIF of your own? It's surprisingly easy. Any GIF Animator imports just about any video or YouTube clip, and once you've zoomed in on the section you'd like to use, can have a quality animated GIF ready and online in just a few seconds. After a quick installation (no adware, but the program does ask to install Media Player Codec Pack Lite) you're able to import your first video. The program can open a wide range of formats (3GP, ASF, AVI, DAT, FLV, MKV, MOV, MP4, MPEG, RAM/RM/ RMVB, TS, VOB, WEBM, WMV), and it'll also download YouTube clips if you just provide the appropriate URL. An embedded media player then allows you to browse through your video clip, find and mark the section you'd like to convert. Oddly, you can't step through the movie in frames - the smallest increment is a tenth of a second - so you're not able to be as precise as we'd like. But otherwise this is a fairly simple operation, and you'll quickly have your core clip ready. The program allows you to tweak and customise your animation in many ways If you'd like fine control over your animation then the good news is that Any GIF Animator provides lots of configuration options. So you can set the GIF's size and frame rate; crop the image; tweak saturation, brightness and contrast; add a text caption, choose the best dithering method, set the animation type (looping, direction) and more. But if you're not sure whether you need any of this, or are just in a hurry, then you can just accept the default settings - they work well, most of the time. And when you're happy with the clip, all you have to do is click "Convert to GIF" and Any GIF Animator will process your chosen video, create an animated GIF version, and upload it to the AnyGif server, where you'll be given the URLs you need to share the clip with others. One very obvious issue here is that the program doesn't offer you a choice about uploading animations - it just does it. And your GIF will then immediately be visible to anyone who visits the site, so bear that in mind before you create anything of a, well, personal nature. (We'd also urge caution if you're looking for something family-friendly; the program itself is fine, but view what others are creating on the website and you'll find plenty of porn.) Perhaps most annoyingly, Any GIF Animator doesn't even provide an option to save a local copy of your animation. If you want to do this then you'll need to either allow it to be uploaded, then save it from your browser, or make a copy of the temporary file the program creates - see C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Roaming\Any GIF Animator, for instance, or search your system for out.gif. There's a lot to like about Any GIF Animator, then, and you can use it right now to produce quality animations. The program also has some significant annoyances, though, and it really needs a local save option to be added very soon.

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Test-drive Apple’s new Messages Beta app for OS X

Can’t wait for the summer release of Mountain Lion, the next version of OS X? If so, then you might be interested to learn that while developers are getting their hands on a preview version of Mountain Lion, humble users like you and me can get a glimpse into one of its new features right now. That’s right, if you’re a Lion user who’s nicely updated to OS X 10.7.3, you can try out a beta of Apple Messages, Mountain Lion’s successor to the iChat application. As its name implies, Apple Messages Beta is exciting for Apple aficionados because it brings iMessage to the Mac platform. This popular IM/chat tool, which was introduced in iOS 5 for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch last year, can now be extended to your Mac ahead of schedule by installing this beta. Messages Beta will overwrite your iChat application, but don’t worry – it contains all of the functionality of iChat as well as support for iMessages. Oh, and you can get shot of it easily enough too – if you decide it’s not for you, or the beta proves more buggy than it’s worth, just open Messages and select Messages > Uninstall Messags Beta to dump it courtesy of Software Update. Apple Messages Beta brings iMessage support to your Mac. So, what does Messages Beta bring to the party for Mac users in terms of iMessage support? Everything you’ve come to expect from the iOS version, of course: the ability to start a conversation on your Mac or portable device, then continue it on another – all while keeping everything neatly in sync (the downside is that your Mac will chime in with your other portable devices every time a message is received, but hey ho). You can, of course, share all of kinds of stuff – including photos, video, contacts and more – through iMessages and you can also launch a FaceTime conversation direct from the app. OK, this simply launches the FaceTime app on your Mac, but again with the ho and the hey. All of this functionality exists on top of existing features found in iChat. That means the iChat Theater (now renamed Theater) remains, as does the support for selected third-party IM accounts, namely Google Talk, Jabber, AIM and Yahoo! Sadly, while your buddy lists for these accounts remains neatly in place, there’s no such contacts directory for iMessage – you have to remember your friends’ Apple ID to initiate a conversation. Everything works as you’d expect it to – look out for the iMessage-like speech and thought bubbles, and the ability to recall previous conversations (and delete individual ones) from the left-hand pane. Oh, Messages window is persistent, so you can leave it open while getting on with other work. Apple Messages Beta is available now as a free download for Macs running OS X Lion 10.7.3 or later. The final version will appear in OS X Mountain Lion on its release this summer.

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Quick Review: MAGIX Music Maker 2013

Programs that aim to simplify complex processes are often doomed to failure. You would think that any software designed to bring music making to the masses – music making being something that people dedicate their lives to – would fall at the first hurdle. But MAGIX is a company that has been producing accessible software for many years, and the Music Maker range is one of its flagship products. MAGIX Music Maker 2013 picks up form where its predecessor left off, but whether you are someone who has used a previous version of the program or you are new to the range, there is a lot to explore in this surprisingly power music creation software. The latest incarnation of the program is very much an evolution of an established product, and while it has little major in the way of new features, it feels like a natural progression. Loops & Samples As you would expect from any program of this ilk, you are provided with a library of loops and samples that can be used either as the basis for creations of your own, or used to add embellishments to your compositions.  Compared to previous versions of the software, this particular release has a slightly redesigned interface but there is nothing particularly different really – there is now more scope for personalization. While in the past you have been able to work with up to 64 audio tracks, you are now able to work with up to 99. This opens up a new dimension of opportunities in some respects, but at the same time it could be seen as an exercise in numbers. It is not just the number of tracks that has been increased, there are now also more samples and loops in the library for you to work with. With more than 3000 sounds to choose from, the new search facility is a welcome addition.  There are also more instruments than ever before, including a wider range of realistic Vita 2 instruments. Of course, any music app is going to be judged to some extent by the range of effects and instruments that it provides users with, and MAGIX Music Maker delivers on this front. But usability and performance are also very important factors – MAGIX is renowned for its attention to detail in terms of ease of use, and the 2013 version of the program also make great steps forward to help improve overall performance. The system requirements make it clear that the software cannot be used on older hardware, but even on fairly average hardware it performs pleasingly well. 2013 improvements There is no denying that there are numerous other more powerful tools available, tools that offer greater flexibility, a wider range of samples and instruments, a better selection of effects and a more professional look. But this is not what MAGIX Music Maker is about. While there is obviously a firm focus on creating as great a sound as possible, this is a piece of software that is all about opening up new opportunities to a wider audience. Even someone who would class themselves as musical inept still has some idea of what sounds good – even if only to themselves – and MAGIX Music Maker 2013 enables you to make the most of whatever talents you may have, providing you with the tools you need to take things to the next level. It is possible to use the program to dip your toes in the water of music creation, but it is important not to get disillusioned by results if things are too impressive to start with. While it is possible to create something that sounds half decent by just dropping a series of samples onto your workspace and playing around with a range of effects, you really do need to get a little more involved if you want to get the most from the program. This is not a piece of software that is going to work miracles – it will not transform the musically inept into a maestro, but if you have a slight musical leaning, it will enable you to experiment with ‘real’ and electronic music in ways that you might not otherwise have considered. As is becoming increasingly common with software that is undated manually, this is a release that owners of the previous version could live without. For newcomers or anyone with a slightly more aged edition installed, it is still good value for money.

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Review: AVG Internet Security 2013

AVG Internet Security has always been a likeable security suite, with all the core components you need to keep your PC safe: antivirus, firewall, spam filter, browsing protection and more. But of course it's not perfect, and so it's good to see AVG Internet Security 2013 doesn't waste time introducing irrelevant new features, and instead largely concentrates on addressing many fundamental issues. The new release aims to accelerate scanning performance, for instance, reduce memory consumption, cut your boot time and improve core modules like the firewall and spam filter, which sounds great to us. After a hassle-free installation, though, the first big change you notice is the new and very Windows 8-like interface. The Windows 8 look is cropping up everywhere at the moment... The suite's core functions are represented by five green tiles - "Computer", "Web Browsing", "Identity", "E-mails", "Firewall" - and clicking any of these provides quick access to useful options. 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Clicking Scan Now launches a check of your full system; the "Scan specific files or folders" option can examine just a few key locations (your Windows and Program Files folders, say) for improved performance; and a flexible scheduler will automatically run your preferred scan types at a convenient time. Scans can be launched with a click from AVG's desktop gadget Whatever you're doing, accuracy proves reasonable. Independent testing by AV Comparatives shows the AVG 2012 engine wasn't the best around, with false positives an issue, but it still detected 96.4% of threats in their last file detection report. And our own smaller-scale tests with Internet Security 2013 also delivered acceptable results, with the program locating and removing 93% of the test malware samples. Scanning performance has improved this time, too, with the program taking only 8:20 to complete its first Whole Computer optimisation scan of our test PC (that's around 680,000 objects scanned), and this typically fell to around 1:20 for repeat scans. And, conveniently, there's no need to run a separate scan for rootkits any more: Whole Computer scans will detect and remove them, along with regular malware. If there's a small problem with this it's that AVG Internet Security 2013 is powered by lots of processes - we counted at least ten - and we found RAM use to be a little above average, ranging from 40-55 MB depending on what you're doing. The suite made only an average impact on boot or application launch times, though, and even while scanning we were able to continue using other programs, so on balance we think most users won't experience any significant performance issues. 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These were at least only corporate mailing lists, though, no personal emails were affected, and if you have similar problems then there are plenty of tweaks and training options you can apply to improve the situation. The firewall has also been notably improved, properly stealthing our PC's ports online, and automatically (and correctly) deciding which programs should be allowed to make internet connections without ever once hassling us with an inappropriate alert. PC Analyzer can identify the junk cluttering your PC. Fixing it? That might be a problem Elsewhere, AVG has for some reason dropped the System Tools, where you could previously monitor your startup programs, open network connections, IE extensions, Layered Service Providers, and so on. It's a shame - they were useful - but there are plenty of similar free third-party tools, if you need them. And there's still the annoyance of PC Analyzer, which will scan for system clutter, issue a report and display a "Fix Now" button. Which, when you click it, turns out to be essentially an ad for PC Tuneup: you can fix your current problems only once, then you have to buy the full program. Like most security suites, AVG Internet Security 2013 has a few issues. The below-average antiphishing detection was disappointing, and we'd like to see RAM use fall a little further. For the most part, though, the suite represents a solid and welcome step forward. It's easier to use, faster, less resource hungry than it was and a little more accurate, with a smarter firewall and a spam filter which compares well with many commercial tools. And whether you're an AVG fan or just looking for a new security suite, it's worth taking the trial build for a spin to see just what it can do for you.

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