CellNet for Windows

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Key Details of CellNet

Organize files, manage photos, and play music and video.
Last updated on March 30, 2017
There have been 4 updates
Virus scan status:
Clean (it’s extremely likely that this software program is clean)

Developer’s Description

Organize files, manage photos, and play music and video.

CellNet is a multi function program designed to speed up, play and simplify access to the most common files in Windows. It hides at the top of the desktop ready to be pulled down, giving the user full control. Something like a much larger version of windows start menu, however, that's where the similarity ends. CellNet can play, manipulate and store thousands of short cuts to files, URLs, documents, images, music and video in each cell. Because of the cell layout using color coded numbering, content can organized and found almost instantly. When some familiarity is achieved super computer speeds can be achieved to access vast amounts of data.

The other half of CellNet is the cloud. Once the cloud or multiple clouds are uploaded from CellNet's FTP manager, CellNet on the desktop can interact with the cloud online including playing files, viewing image, playing movies, uploading and downloading. CellNet cloud additionally includes forum and chat functionality.

CellNet for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: March 30, 2017

Latest update: March 30, 2017

Version: 4.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows 10
Windows 8
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 735

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

2/5

1 User Votes

Crashed Windows Explorer, hard to remove
lordmachiavelliAugust 1, 2008
Pros
Came with an uninstaller. Thumbnail looks nicer than the actual program
Cons
Crashed windows explorer. Not as intuitive or flexible as it could be. WARNING: Does not install in program files.
Summary
The first thing I tried was to add a simple video file to a cell. I suspect I'm not alone in not remembering which video files are in what format, especially with the plethora of media players that will recognize and play any file type. I was disappointed that I had to choose by file extension specifically. So I chose a simple mpg file. I successfully added the file to the cell. I decided to check out their media player, so I played the file. There was an option to "slide down" while it was playing, so I investigated, and clicked. The media player slid off the bottom of the screen, stopped playing, and CellNet vanished, along with my taskbar and start menu. Refreshing the screen was no help. I had to reboot, through task manager no less. Too buggy for me, I decided to uninstall. After waiting for add/remove programs, I was startled to find CellNet was not among the programs listed. I sorted by date, because sometimes software companies like to file things under their company name or other oddity. No such luck. I check my program files directory. No CellNet. I had to go back to re-install just to watch where this thing was installing itself! It's under C:\CellNet, a practice I haven't seen since DOS. Thankfully, there was an uninstall buried not too deeply. Uninstalling went rather smoothly, except for a copy of the 27 meg video I had added to the cell. I'm glad I didn't use it to organize 100Gigs of full length movies sitting on my hard drive! The only reason it didn't get one star, is I believe that the programmers where making an honest attempt at an honest program, and I usually reserve one star ratings for fraud or scams.