Favorite Files

1. ABC [Yet Another Bittorrent Client]
2. Acronis True Image Home
3. Adobe Reader for Windows
4. Apple iTunes for Windows
5. Avant Browser
6. Belarc Advisor
7. BlindWrite
8. Corel WinDVD
9. DAEMON Tools Lite
10. eMule
11. ESET NOD32 Antivirus for Windows (32-bit)
12. FotoAlbum
13. K-Lite Codec Pack Full
14. Maxthon (v2)
15. Medved QuoteTracker
16. Mozilla Firefox (v2) for Windows
17. Nero
18. Netscape Navigator for Windows
19. nVIDIA GeForce Drivers for Windows
20. Paint Shop Pro
21. PerfectDisk Professional
22. Ping Plotter
23. Process Explorer
24. Registry Mechanic
25. RootkitRevealer
26. RSS Bandit
27. System Mechanic Professional
28. TheSage's English Dictionary and Thesaurus
29. WinRAR (32-bit)

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Paint Shop Pro

   11.11 (Jan 7, 2007)

   11.11 installs Protexis Licensing files into \Windows\System32 and also runs them as a SERVICE. If you uninstall PSP11.11 it does NOT uninstall the Protexis files, which still continue to run, using up RAM.
   
   11.0 installed a SIMILAR, but not IDENTICAL file into the PSP folders under \Programs. I hate programs that install licensing stuff and then don't do you the "favor" of uninstalling them after you uninstall the original program.
   
   Will not buy PSP again, though I'vfe been using it for years.

2. 
   Review - AllPeers

   0.50 Beta (Aug 25, 2006)

   As soon as I installed it, Firefox started asking me for the master password. Which I didn't have set. Uninstalling it fixed the issue. Plus I was unable to register.

3. 
   Review - RemoveWGA

   1.1 (Jun 30, 2006)

   Great, but the author's homepage still only has 1.02

4. 
   Review - RoboForm

   6.5.2 (Oct 16, 2005)

   Great program BUT this particular VERSION is pretty bug. I found 2 pretty obvious bugs since I installed it ... first time since I started using this program that I've found a buggy release.

5. 
   Review - Maxthon (v2)

   1.5.0 Build 53 (Sep 30, 2005)

   My opinion of this browswer is great, but this release? There's no standard version, no autoupdate either, and the people on the forums at Maxthon are mystified as well. Is this real?

6. Comment - 100,000 Motorola XOOMs sold isn't bad, it's good

   1.5.0 Build 53 (Apr 6, 2011 - 8:58 PM)

   Is that what Android phones had to do? No, they were late too, and now are #2 in the world, far ahead of the iPhone.

7. Comment - 100,000 Motorola XOOMs sold isn't bad, it's good

   1.5.0 Build 53 (Apr 6, 2011 - 8:57 PM)

   A lot of the apps in Android are the same apps as in App Store. The key is are the most useful apps there? They are. Additionally, there are apps that can never been on a non-jailbroken iOS device that are extremely useful.
   
   Apple still has that boring columns and rows UI. With Android, you can set up anything you want, and Honeycomb's UI is far superior to the iPad's columns and rows.
   
   Oh, and I work in a company that develops for both devices, so I work with them every day.

8. Comment - 100,000 Motorola XOOMs sold isn't bad, it's good

   1.5.0 Build 53 (Apr 6, 2011 - 8:54 PM)

   With regards to tablet optimized apps, the Xoom doesn't have a funky 2x mode like the iPad did at launch. Most of the apps need no optimization at all. Try it before criticizing artificially.

9. Comment - TiVo debuts ads during fast-forward and pause

   1.5.0 Build 53 (Dec 9, 2008 - 4:52 PM)

   They use the term fast-forwarding users to be clever, but if you read Paragraph 2:
   
   "Using the TiVo Pause Menu, advertisers can, for the first time, reach audiences with targeted product messages displayed within the PAUSE SCREEN of a Live or Timeshifted program."
   
   Check other sites besides this one. No one mentions FF. Only Pause.
   
   Also, it is only Series 2, as I said.

10. Comment - TiVo debuts ads during fast-forward and pause

    1.5.0 Build 53 (Dec 9, 2008 - 3:24 PM)

    The fast-forward part is incorrect. It only affects pause. It is also only being rolled out to Series 2 DVRs for now.
    
    http://technologyexpert....hes-pause-menu-ads.html