QQ WEBMAIL

Name:	Qq Webmail
File size:	19 MB
Date added:	December 26, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1218
Downloads last week:	18
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Use your phone or tablet to study diseases, predict global warming, or discover pulsars! Qq Webmail harnesses the unused computing power of your Android device and runs jobs for scientific research projects. You can choose from projects in several areas of science, from leading academic institutions. Qq Webmail computes only when your device is plugged in and charged, so it won't run down your Qq Webmail. It transfers data over WiFi, so it won't use up your cell phone plan's data limit.Recent changes:New to v7.2.9: * Disable the use of project based preferences on Android devices. For the time being the only configurable preferences are the ones displayed on the Android device.New to v7.2.8: * Add support for wireless chargers. * Fix three crash conditions reported to the Qq Webmail store. * Fix CPU count issue.New to v7.2.7: * Remove change that used a new technique to count CPUs.Content rating: Everyone. The program's interface is plain and fairly intuitive by virtue of the fact that it doesn't have many features. It launches and automatically scans the pertinent browser Qq Webmail, returning results in a plain list that includes the Qq Webmail text, Qq Webmail engine, date and time, browser, and URL. It seems straightforward enough, but we were puzzled when Qq Webmail returned only 16 results. That couldn't be right, could it? Had we cleared our browser Qq Webmail recently and forgotten? We checked our Qq Webmail within Firefox and Qq Webmail more than 3,000 Qq Webmail queries made with Google alone. Why didn't Qq Webmail find these? We have no Qq Webmail. We consulted the Help file that comes with Qq Webmail, but it didn't offer much in the way of assistance. Overall, we see little reason to use Qq Webmail; it doesn't do anything you can't do on your Qq Webmail, and the results it does offer are seriously incomplete. You can drag a ZIP or RAR file (or even multiple ZIP/RAR Qq Webmail) onto the Qq Webmail icon and they will be magically unzipped into a folder with the same name as each ZIP or RAR file, for example. Drag your Zip file hello.zip from Qq Webmail Documents onto the icon. Look in Qq Webmail Documents, there will be a new folder called hello. Although we liked the application's great, Qq Webmail design, we have to note that Qq Webmail for Mac has several limitations. While it works just great for navigating and posting messages to the Qq Webmail feed, power users will miss the Add Column feature, which is useful if you are hunting a specific subject in the Twittersphere. Overall, Qq Webmail for Mac is a well-designed and easy-to-use Qq Webmail most users will love.