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on April 16, 2013 said:
Microsoft Project Professional 2010 TrialUseless without product key. Reply to this comment |
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Don (source:CNET) on November 16, 2012 said:
VLC Media PlayerBest video player ever made. Must have for any computer. Reply to this comment |
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on October 26, 2012 said:
Opera 12.02 for WindowsFar better then its Previous versions
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Seth Rosenblatt (source:CNet) on June 1, 2012 said:
Windows 8 Release PreviewWindows 8's reliance on unknown hardware remains a challenge because we don't know what those devices will look like. Last, there's no strong evidence indicating that a unified laptop-tablet experience is what people want next. Do people even want tablets that aren't made by Apple? Is the tablet more like a larger smartphone, or a thinner laptop? Is there interest in one operating system that offers both casual touch and robust power modes? There's a long, narrow road ahead for Windows 8, and the Release Preview hasn't gone as far down the path as we were hoping. It could be the next big thing, but there's not much room for missteps. Reply to this comment |
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Heinz Tschabitscher (source:About.com) on June 1, 2012 said:
AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) 7.5.14.8Pros:
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Colin Nash (source:Muddy's Blog) on June 1, 2012 said:
RetroShare 0.5.3cIt's still a bit early in development to tell how this is all going to turn out - but I think Retroshare has huge potential to become another common platform for the general public to communicate with. While it doesn't have the same layout and format as most other social media sites and behaves a little different to instant messenger and download applications - it's privacy abilities and the opportunity to publish without censorship may make the difference in this increasingly exposed and regulated digital world. Reply to this comment |
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John (source:John D's) on May 31, 2012 said:
PowerArchiver 2012 13.00 Beta 2I found PowerArchiver, it is free for personal use. Not only could I create an archive easily with folder names, but I could choose between relative and full paths. Very nice. It also seems pretty fast compared to some of the archivers I've seen. What is really impressive is that it handles a ton of archive formats. So, if you are looking for something a little more robust than the occasional archive extraction, I recommend you give PowerArchiver a whirl. Reply to this comment |
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Ben Griswold (source:Johnny Coder) on May 31, 2012 said:
Inno Setup 5.5.0I'll keep it short and sweet: Inno Setup is one slick piece of software that made the dreaded task of creating a custom installer one heck of a lot easier than it could have been. I've added Inno Setup to my toolbox and I highly suggest you do too. Reply to this comment |
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Mark Muller (source:BrightHub) on May 31, 2012 said:
Comodo BackUp 4.1.3.50Comodo Backup is completely free, no catch! Whereas some vendors only give out free programs which have to be upgraded to be really useful does Comodo Backup not have a premium edition or the like. You can upgrade to Comodo Online Backup if you want to have your data backup to Comodo's datacenter. Reply to this comment |
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Steve Horton (source:PCAdvisor) on May 29, 2012 said:
Comodo Dragon 19.2.0.0As with other Chromium browsers (and Google Chrome), Comodo Dragon's user interface is minimalist, leaving a lot of room for the screen, and it renders pages very quickly while using little RAM and CPU. If you're already a fan of Google's browser, are okay with being a few versions behind, and want more security than the standard level, check out the free Comodo Dragon. Those who want the cutting edge, such as Flash integration and more up-to-date bug fixes, might want to stick with plain Chromium. Reply to this comment |
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Dustin Sklavos (source:NotebookReview) on May 29, 2012 said:
ooVoo 3.5.1.71I don't want to call ooVoo bad because it works and works well. For some users that may be enough, and it's certainly a far cry from the nightmarish video chat problems I've had with programs like Yahoo Messenger. I just don't think it brings enough to the table to warrant being used over leaner alternatives, and the design seems to lack focus. There's no harm in trying it, but I'd stick with Google Chat unless I really felt like I needed the features ooVoo brings to the table. Reply to this comment |
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Neil J. Rubenking (source:eCoustics) on May 29, 2012 said:
ZoneAlarm Free 10.2.057.000If you need a free security suite, this is definitely a good choice. Just be prepared for the possibility that you'll need additional help with initial installation on a malware-infested system. Comodo Internet Security Pro 2012 is another good choice, with better antivirus protection but a less-sophisticated firewall. Given that they're free, you can try both and make your own choice. Reply to this comment |
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TestAcctwx8y (source:PCWorld) on May 24, 2012 said:
Total Commander 8Pros:
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Anatolij (source:FreewareBB) on May 24, 2012 said:
PassMark DiskCheckup 3.1 Build 1004PassMark DiskCheckup allows the user to monitor the SMART attributes of a particular hard disk drive. SMART (Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology) is a feature on a computer's hard disk for providing various monitoring indicators of disk reliability. If SMART is enabled on a hard disk, the system administrator can receive analytical information from the hard drive to determine a possible future failure of the hard drive. Reply to this comment |
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Heinz Tschabitscher (source:About.com) on May 24, 2012 said:
Becky! Internet Mail 2.62.00Pros:
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HShawJr (source:One Foot in Reality) on May 23, 2012 said:
CrossOver Mac 11.1.0 for Mac OS XThe big question I have is, does Crossover bring enough of what I want from Windows or not? I really, really like the premise on which Crossover is based and want it to work for me, but at the same time, the programs that I want it to 'crossover' to my Mac like Window Live Writer or NeverWinter Nights didn't run for me or are not supported. Therefore, when the free trial runs out, I have to make a decision on whether I will go ahead and purchase Crossover or not. If I had to choose today, probably not. Reply to this comment |
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Brad Jensen (source:TopTenReviews) on May 23, 2012 said:
Maxthon 3.4.1.1000Maxthon doesn’t have all of the features we looked for in internet browsers, but it does provide the fundamental features needed for web browsing. It also has tight security and comprehensive help and support if you run into any issues. While Maxthon isn’t the fastest or most feature-rich internet browser on the market, it does constitute a good option if you are looking for a change of pace. Reply to this comment |
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Sergito (source:SnapFiles) on May 23, 2012 said:
Wise Registry Cleaner 7.31And this one is freeware! One good point it that this one is also portable so you can use it on you pen drive. In the same directory you can keep your 'registry back up', and 'restoration point file'. The interface is very nice, clean and intuitive, you can work on very safe mode, cause dealing with the registry is always risky!. You can also set to automatic safe clean up and exit! You really can feel how much your PC performance improves. I have tried and paid for several registry tools, and by far, this is the best I have ever tried, and it's free!, I think I do not need to upgrade to the premium version. Reply to this comment |
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Tim Brookes (source:MakeUseOf) on May 23, 2012 said:
qBittorrent 2.9.9 for Mac OSIf you’ve been searching for that perfect client for Linux then qBittorrent is worth a look. Through a familiar interface, powerful features and stable performance the development team have developed a promising product. For Windows users, plugins (or lack thereof) are irrefutably the main reason to stick with uTorrent at the moment. Then again, if you fancy a change Reply to this comment |
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Brian003 (source:SnapFiles) on May 18, 2012 said:
FeedDemon 4.1.0.0I have a ton of feeds and Feed Demon takes a while to load them, as opposed to Great News which takes less time and crashes way less. If I could combine the the 2 I'd be a happy man. That said, the fewer feeds you have make FeedDemon pretty good. I can't speak for the paid version though. Reply to this comment |
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Preston Gralla (source:PCWorld) on May 18, 2012 said:
Advanced IP Scanner 2.2.224Need a quick and no-fuss way to list every device on your network, including the IP address and other information about each? Then give this small, free, simple-to-use utility a try. It performs a lightning-fast scan of all IP addresses on your network, or of all devices in an IP range you specify. It then tells you what devices are at what address, and lets you know whether the devices is currently live or idle. It also provides the device's status, machine name, NetBIOS information, ping information, and MAC address of every machine. Advanced IP Scanner includes a few other nice tools as well, including the ability to shut down PCs remotely. There's also a 'Wake-on-LAN' feature that can wake PCs that have network cards that supports that capability. Reply to this comment |
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Eric Geier (source:eSecurity Planet) on May 18, 2012 said:
SUPERAntiSpyware 5.1.0.1002Always remember, SUPERAntiSpyware doesn't provide antivirus protection. You must also use a separate antivirus program. Also keep in mind the free edition doesn't include real-time protection of the spyware and malware. However, the free edition is still useful if you remember to run the scans from time to time, or use it to remove infections your other antivirus program doesn't detect. Reply to this comment |
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Florence Ion (source:MacLife) on May 17, 2012 said:
Tidy Up! 3.0.1 for Mac OS XPros:
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Wally Bahny (source:TechRepublic) on May 17, 2012 said:
PRTG - Free Network Monitor 12.2.1.1880All business networks have critical systems that can seriously harm productivity, output, and revenue if they experience significant outages. With the PRTG Network Monitor, network administrators can monitor systems for trouble, hopefully before it happens, and begin diagnosing system problems, before the users open trouble tickets. Reply to this comment |
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Justin Heartland (source:AppleReviews) on May 17, 2012 said:
Quicksilver 1.0b68 for Mac OS XWhy is it better than your built-in Spotlight? Overtime, Quicksilver learns exactly what you want and use most often, so each time you use it, it occurs with less effort. Applications you use most frequently only require a few taps of the keys, soon of which become innate in your fingertips for even quicker access. Reply to this comment |
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Microsoft Project Professional 2010 Trial
Useless without product key.
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VLC Media Player
Best video player ever made. Must have for any computer.
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Opera 12.02 for Windows
Far better then its Previous versions
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RetroShare 0.5.3c
It's still a bit early in development to tell how this is all going to turn out - but I think Retroshare has huge potential to become another common platform…
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AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) 7.5.14.8
Pros:
* AOL Instant Messenger supports secure, encrypted messaging.
* Offers video and voice chat in addition to exchanging text messages.
* Includes personalization features and various alerts and tickers.
Cons:
* AOL Instant Messenger…
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