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RoboNanny is a computer home security and baby monitoring tool. It monitors sound level in your room via your computer microphone, and broadcasts audio from the microphone over the network, and records surrounding audio, and fires sound alarms.

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Save you data before HDD failure destroys it. SIGuardian uses S.M.A.R.T technology to accurately predict the date when a hard-drive is no longer safe to use. This tool is also capable of monitoring HDD temperature and alerting you over the network.

TZ Privacy Gaurd lets you encrypt and lock your IE favorites and history folders. Your History, favorite's folders and private information: passwords, credit card numbers, social security number etc. can expose a lot of your private information.

Remote view by WEB BROWSER, Remote View Client and Mobile telephone(wap). Record video with a programmed schedule. Provides Alerts like Video Recording, Photo Snaps, Sound Alarms, E-mail and phone Notifications.

Powerful security and access control utility for Windows Me/98/98SE that lets you hide or password-protect files and folders, as well as restrict access to other resources. http://www.winability.com/

Powerful security and access control utility for Windows Me/9x and Windows XP/2000 that lets you hide or password-protect files and folders, as well as restrict access to other resources. http://www.winability.com/

Powerful security and access control utility for Windows XP/2000/2003/2005 that lets you hide or password-protect files and folders, as well as restrict access to other resources. http://www.winability.com/