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Revealing saved passwords behind asterisks from Web-browsers requires use of a simple javascript bookmarklet, but if you happen to have saved account passwords inside desktop software like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Google Talk, Picassa, Google Desktop Search or Gmail Notifier you can now retrieve the saved username/password combination in a single-click using free GooglePasswordDecryptor utility.

Security expert Nagareshwar Talekar's created this awesome utility which takes care of decrypting stored passwords from private encrypted store of these applications allowing users to retrieve saved passwords from multiple accounts with a single-click.

Every email you receive or send accompany informational email-headers which can be used to trace its originating location and the path it took to reach you, these headers come handy when you want to track the geographical location of the sender or want to report abused IP addresses of Spam or Scam emails.

If you are a computer savvy user you can view the email-headers and trace the IP location manually but there exist easy to use automated software utilities which gets the job done without any hassle, one such leading software is eMailTrackerPro which costs $29.95 USD to buy but for a limited time you can grab a fully-functional free license key of this utility and start tracking your email originating location.

Google today unveiled its free DNS name resolution service dubbed Google Public DNS adding yet another faster DNS option for users to choose from along with OpenDNS and DNS Advantage, now if you are confused which DNS server responds faster from your location here are two three tools which should give you the definitive answer.

RadarSync and DriverMax are two well-known free device driver updater utilities - while both of them do a decent job keeping your device drivers updated RadarSync has issues with proper device detection and DriverMax being accurate is not much user friendly requiring compulsory user-registration.

Now to make things simpler a new free device driver updater utility Device Doctor for Windows 7, XP and Vista is here allowing fast and easy driver updates.