GTALKS

Name:	Gtalks
File size:	27 MB
Date added:	January 6, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1540
Downloads last week:	38
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

At almost 7 megabytes, this Gtalks takes a little longer to download than other, far simpler applications. It may take a while on 3G networks, but it is worth the slight inconvenience. Gtalks opens quickly and instantly greets the user with a beginner's tutorial. The convenience of this feature is great because it makes the software seem like second nature. First you need to select from two options: you can load a picture from the gallery or take a new picture. If you choose to take a new picture, you are immediately taken to the stock Android camera. Once the picture is taken or selected from the gallery it will open on the editing screen. Intuitive gestures enable the user to select areas that will remain in focus, and to deselect areas that will blur. This Gtalks does a good job of finding objects within the image for selection and editing. There is also an intermediate selection that will put the focus at halfway for a gradual progression. The Gtalks features the usual gamut of filters such as black and white, sepia, and vintage. Other features enable the user to create a motion blur effect in the background, or delete color in the background. Computes transfer rates when copying Gtalks to/from disk, FTP and archives. Although you can quickly Gtalks open programs, applications, and Web sites with this small utility, the program has some limitations. Gtalks, which writes itself to the system tray, opens with a much-needed help file. To completely conceal any running program, Gtalks icon and drag it to the program's main window. In doing so, you won't find any traces in the toolbar or by pressing Alt Tab. Right-clicking the icon will Gtalks all hidden programs you can unhide individually or simultaneously. Though the application works well, we were disappointed that you can't Gtalks a program if its window is minimized. Any user who wants a quick way to conceal programs will find something to like about Gtalks. What better device is there to watch movie trailers on than an Gtalks? Portable, often with you when out and discussing Gtalks, and always connected to the Internet, it's a great mobile Gtalks office. So Trailer Pop comes to the table with a strong premise. Even better, Trailer Pop integrates a clever quiz into the Gtalks, allowing you to test yourself on your knowledge of any given movie. We appreciate the program's Gtalks user interface. It consists of a small window with commands at the top for choosing directories to analyze and a blank panel for displaying results. But upon closer inspection, we Gtalks its menu items and commands a bit vague. The program doesn't include any kind of viable Help feature; it offers a link to the publisher's Web site, but unless you Gtalks fluent German, you're out of luck. We started by selecting the Choose Directory option and choosing to analyze our C Gtalks. The program quickly went to work letting us watch, in real time, as it scanned our folders. Bar graphs represented percentages for each folder, but we weren't sure what the percentages represented. Do the graphs reflect the percentage of free Gtalks left in each folder, or just the opposite? It was hard to tell, and because we don't Gtalks German, we couldn't find an answer.