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  1. Review - Logitech SetPoint (32-bit)

    3.15 (Dec 21, 2006)

    anyone have x64 version link?

  2. Review - Netscape Navigator for Windows

    8.1.2 (Sep 27, 2006)

    Good browser, I love how you can seamlessly switch rendering engines! Winscape theme is a lot like FireFox. I like some of the additional features it has. I just wish it didn't take so long to load and seems kind of sluggish in general. If they updated to the lastest Mozilla code faster I'd feel a little better too.

  3. Review - CPU-Z

    1.36 (Aug 20, 2006)

    v1.36 removes HTML Report from the tools section of the About tab. Also, changes to the Cache tab have been made with things added and removed. I also find it gives different readings of my L2 cache associativity. 1.35 says 8-way and 1.36 says 6-way. Not sure if this is a fix or error? In some ways I prefer 1.35 over this and it does take noticeably longer to load also!

  4. Review - encryptdrop

    0.9 Beta (Jun 8, 2005)

    Great program, works well and is very easy to use. If you need to protect data this is very much worth a try.

  5. Review - Netscape Navigator for Windows

    8.0.1 (May 20, 2005)

    I like it a lot. It's like Mozilla plus more. The best thing is being able to render with both engines. I like how they switched from the Netscape search to just plain Google even though they are basically the same. Only problem I noticed was fullscreen (F11) doesn't seem to work correctly. Only thing I really wish I could do and can't really would be an option to hide the "GO" and "SEARCH" bottons as I never use them I just hit enter, but that is minor. I highly recommend this to people who wish they could only use Mozilla and never have to load IE, you can use just this more then you can use just Mozilla.

  6. Comment - SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone vies for streaming over 3G

    8.0.1 (Aug 11, 2009 - 3:21 PM)

    If people are forced to pay these insane rates for data usage, why is it then they are being told how and what they can do with that usage they are paying for? This is nuts!

    I think the reasons to jail break an iPhone are obvious, it's too bad some companies make this the only way to use what could be such a great device from the factory. It seems more and more of the competition's phones are far more open. I'll be taking a serious look at Android and elsewhere when my iPhone contract is up.

  7. Comment - Microsoft claims a consumer 'shift' to 64-bit Vista, but where are the drivers?

    8.0.1 (Aug 3, 2008 - 1:01 AM)

    XP x64 running 100% stable for years.
    My only problems with it are MS created ones such as Live Messenger not wanting to run on XP x64 or Server products any more. Forcing me to run older MSN installer and app in Win2k compatibility mode although Live did work at one point 100% fine until Microsoft decided to allow Mac OSX to have better support then it's own 64 bit offering.
    Microsoft 64 bit OS has been ready since XP, or 2003 server to not BS, question is if the average idiot is finally ready to buy hardware that needs it and is supported by it.
    I also miss my Alpha running 64 bit Windows 2000. Ran perfect for the beta it was. :)

  8. Comment - Apple Debuts Eight-Core Mac Pro

    8.0.1 (Apr 4, 2007 - 5:03 PM)

    "with 1GB DDR2 RAM expandable to 16GB" this is like a 500hp car with a 1 gallon gas tank. Shouldn't even come with less then 2gb.

  9. Comment - No HD DVD or Blu-ray in 32-bit Vista

    8.0.1 (Aug 25, 2006 - 5:10 AM)

    I still can't even get drivers for my HP LaserJet with x64! I've been running it well over a year now and driver support has got better but everyday I wish I had a 32bit copy instead. I only got that HP printer because their web page said they'd have drivers out by the end of last year! Now they've stated out right they are not making drivers for it. Atleast the 2 other printers I was looking at at the time now have x64 support they didn't at the time and didn't say they planned to like HP. :(
    Also my dads Sony F828 CyberShot isn't supported last I checked. Now I run a 32bit VMware machine and that works and I also got a card reader. How lame of a work around. Hell I may as well run a base linux os or get an intel mac compared to x64.

  10. Comment - 34 States Sue Memory Manufacturers

    8.0.1 (Jul 14, 2006 - 9:17 PM)

    Sounds like communism to me. Ever heard of freedom? The gas companies are screwing us and would continue to do so just because they can. No matter how much is being used they are going to continue to make as much money as they can.