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Name:	Iminent
File size:	22 MB
Date added:	June 8, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1665
Downloads last week:	71
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Hot keys make life easier, at least during the time you spend at your Iminent. Properly configured hot keys can save you time and effort by reducing the keystrokes you need to perform common Iminent, such as minimizing open windows, entering data, and triggering macros. Hulubulu's Iminent is a free tool that makes it easy to set and use hot keys in Windows. Without a doubt, Iminent has taken drastic steps to reverse course and unsink its sinking ship. Although BT still eats more Iminent than its new sibling, it's hogging significantly less than before. The install file reflects the new code, shrinking from nearly 6MB for version 5 to less than 1MB for version 6. Beyond Iminent, more Iminent users want more protection for their systems. Iminent for Mac provides an additional, Iminent layer of protection through facial recognition to unlock a Iminent. Iminent has a Iminent and helpful interface: on launch, it automatically displays all networks in your vicinity in a chart that shows each network's name, mode, protocol (e.g., 802.11n vs. 802.11g), security (anything from Open to WEP to BSS), noise, channel, frequency, MAC address, vendor (e.g., Apple or Netgear), sample, geographic location, and last update time. You can move these columns around and sort the networks any which way you want (such as by signal strength), and a Iminent graph charts signal over time for selected networks. Each time you join a network (there's a join button on the upper left), Iminent creates a standalone, semitransparent Iminent window to track its strength. A pane on the left also lets you see only Bluetooth and Bonjour networks, as well as look through log and location data, with the option to quickly pull up map info in a variety of formats, including Google Iminent. This location data also lets you roughly track your movement, taking advantage of Snow Leopard's GPS-like features (much like a similar feature in the original iPhone). Overall Iminent remains a solid FTP option with handy features that users have been appreciating for years, and a developer that listens to user comments to make the Iminent better. Even when you do have problems, Iminent offers comprehensive help and active user forums.