Windows: one of the best things of having a large photo collection is sharing it with family and friends. MemoriesOnTV lets you create fully customizable photo albums to share and show off your pictures on your TV, with beautiful menus, special effects and your personal soundtrack. Its latest version (4.1.0) includes a bunch of new features like integrated YouTube upload and Picasa import, face detection and motion menus.

Mac:  Not completely satisfied by Mac's Keychain? 1Password is an excellent alternative. The application can save any sort of password or secure note quickly, includes a form filler and can generate both strong passwords and multiple secure identities. If you're worried about your security and don't want identity thefts getting hold of your sensitive data, then 1Password is a good choice.

Pocket PC: What do you do when you want to watch DivX movies on your mobile phone? You install DivX Player Mobile, of course. The program lets you watch DivX, AVI or MPEG movies in the player window or in full-screen mode. Control elements such as Play, Pause, Stop, Fast Forward and Rewind, as well as the volume can be controlled easily via buttons or the stylus.

With the increasing popularity of digital cameras, the need for programs that help us share our pictures is also growing. As digital photos cannot be stuck onto the pages of traditional albums, the perfect solution is creating a digital album, something you can do very easily with MemoriesOnTV. Even if you're not the computer-savvy type, you'll find yourself very comfortable when using this application and the results are really attractive.

MemoriesOnTV divides the process of creating a digital photo album into five easy steps, represented in the menu bar located between both panes: import, music, effects, menu and burn. To begin with, simply drag and drop files from the bottom pane onto the top one to add content to your photo album. The only downside would be the fact that you cannot resize the bottom pane, so if you have a large directory structure you're going to be scrolling a lot.