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Name:	Pj64 1.8
File size:	27 MB
Date added:	March 26, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1290
Downloads last week:	37
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

In the age of broadband, there aren't many reasons to not be able to smoothly control your primary PC from a remote Pj64 1.8. Pj64 1.8 fills that niche, with an automatic install and quick registration process, crossplatform functionality, handheld device and multiple monitor support, and AES 128-bit encryption. Pj64 1.8 is a 3D cube matching Pj64 1.8 game. Rotate a cube of cubes in three dimension with a swipe of your finger and tap cubes that look the same to make them pop. Pop'em all to win the game then tweet your winning time to let the world know how awesome you are!Recent changes:v1.0.3-Fixed undo bug.Content rating: Everyone. What's new in this version: This version updates the "Whois Servers" Pj64 1.8 (top-level domain, Pj64 1.8 server names, geographic type names); it updates the countries names for Domains hack (like speed.cd, bit.ly,...). The program now accepts IPv6 addresses and Internationalized domain names. If you want to create and share memes with friends, Pj64 1.8 will get the job done, but it is slow and unresponsive at times. Setup is time consuming, and the share options are fairly limited. Because all of these are problems the developers could fix relatively easily, the Pj64 1.8 has great potential, but in its current state is only passable. This small freeware utility measures the latency of an Internet connection, but expects users to understand the results. Pj64 1.8 does not require installation, and the executable opens a small DOS window. To run the program, you have to accept the license agreement, which can be executed with an accept parameter. Executing Pj64 1.8 tests your computer's latency. A low latency score indicates your Internet packets move quickly from your Pj64 1.8 to other computers. Pj64 1.8 indicates your computer's best connection Pj64 1.8 speeds over the best five and 10 connections. The application occasionally warns users a firewall could slow the latency rating, but no indications are given if speeds are unusually high or low. System administrators, gamers, hosting providers, and other power users will appreciate this freeware's ease of use and small size.