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  1. Review - avast! Home

    4.1.418 (Aug 8, 2004)

    Of all the FREE Antivirus Programs I have tried this has to be the BEST

    Some Great touches to this Like the talking voice
    also a nice interface that is Skinnable.

    More Companies should take note of this product

    Gets my Vote

  2. Review - WinZip

    9.0 SR-1 Beta Build 6195 (Aug 8, 2004)

    WHAT!!! A NEW Release

    Well that maybe so but there is NO WAY this is any better or different that the last version.

    It's about time WINZIP had a facelift, new features and most of all lowered it's pricing for this program.

    Alot of Freeware product do this now and the People at WINZIP should start pumping new and exciting features into it instead of the same old thing

  3. Review - DVD Shrink

    3.2.0.15 (Aug 8, 2004)

    Nice, Easy, Quick, Straight Forward

    And.....

    It works Superbly

    What more can you ask for, one of the BEST programs I have used in some time

  4. Review - Pidgin for Windows

    0.81 (Aug 8, 2004)

    I Like this Program

    Simple, Easy to use, nice interface and some good Quality touches.

    This gets a MASSIVE thunbs up from me

  5. Comment - 'Day One' for Safari for Windows Becomes Zero-Day Nightmare

    0.81 (Jun 14, 2007 - 4:26 AM)

    hmmmm they are all here, MAC lovers, MAC haters, the IE haters the Firefox people, part of the Opera community and finally the We hate Microsoft Guild..

    I understand People like choice, it will always be that way, lets face it Windows is FAR from Perfect Mac's OS is nice....but still not perfect IE7 has security issues as does Firefox opera and other Browsers.

    This isn't about ANY of the above really it's about SAFARI and what you think........Now the IE lovers will say "NO WAY" "Not as good as IE" the Firefox user will say "Stick with FIREFOX" as will the Oopera users.

    What we need is UNBIASED opinions of this product.

    Personally speaking I quite like it it's fast, easy and nice, Hopefully the bugs will get sorted. Saying that it's crashed on me twice.

    but that's all I have to say

  6. Comment - Invites Sent as Longhorn Beta 1 Nears

    0.81 (Jul 14, 2005 - 3:36 PM)

    Well after going through the ALPHA versions I have to say that this 1`st Beta looks and feels much better.

    Despite the fact of "it's Windows" or it's a Microsoft product or the usuall gripes about "oh theres nothing new", this is a massive improvement on Windows XP I personally think that the adding of IE 7 is a great touch.

    All in all Longhorn will (as always) get critisism just like Microsoft will. personally speaking all I can say is this is a vast improvement on 98, 98SE and XP so I look forward to more.

  7. Comment - IE Usage Falls Again, Firefox Gains

    0.81 (Jan 22, 2005 - 7:35 PM)

    Microsoft can afford to be complacent IE7 is the next Explorer due to be released about the same time as Longhorn....

    However Microsoft have other goodies up their sleeves as IE7 will be the VERY last Internet Explorer

  8. Comment - Microsoft Windows Exec Talks IE, Firefox

    0.81 (Nov 18, 2004 - 4:40 AM)

    Come on GUYS !!!!!!

    IE intergrated with SP2 and Yes the patches is a GREAT browser, the only reason you hear about so many Security Problems is that so many people hack it. Just wait till Firefox has been out a while, once it starts to get popular it will be hacked, then Security Issues will Appear.

    As for Microsoft letting other people do their work for them, well I think it's great that so many addons are been created by other people I mean talk about choices. Microsoft DO do alot of work on windows and such and the amount of time that went into SP2 was unreal the Beta Tests seemed to go on forever.

    As for Avante Browser, Maxthon and Firefox......Time will tell again this is just a personal choice for people. And I agree with what was said People will choose a browser on what they can see, if it looks nice they will use it. They need to know about secutiry and vulnrebillity.