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1. 
   Review - Cain & Abel

   4.9.43 (Oct 8, 2012)

   Symantec logo
   
   Malicious Web Site Blocked
   With below Norton Website Insight I do not think would like to visit or use it's program !
   
   "You attempted to access:
   
   http://www.oxid.it/cain.html
   
   This is a known malicious web site. It is recommended that you do NOT visit this site. "

2. 
   Review - Puran Defrag

   7.1 (Oct 4, 2012)

   This Review is for Puran and Puran Utilities.
   Do not install if you plan to uninstall it as it leaves BS all over the place like in your System32 folder and files still run after being uninstalled.
   
   Update Nov. 2012
   Looking through my registry and there are keys left all over the place.
   Never will I touch this crap again.
   Bad coding for a uninstaller, SHAME ON YOU !
   
   For leaving your crap behind instead of removing it in the uninstall it rates a -0

3. 
   Review - Intel Chipset Device Software

   9.3.0.1021 (Jul 25, 2012)

   DO NOT INSTALL unless you have a Intel Board as that is what Intel web site states.
   I have just bricked my Asus Rampage II and can not get to post nor if does start reading bios will not get me to point that I can enter bios, also will not boot from CD.
   So DO NOT INSTALL !

4. 
   Review - Windows 7 in a Box

   1.0 (Feb 14, 2012)

   Why not just do a search for God Mode and enable it in the registry so it sits on your desktop.
   All your settings at your finger tips.
   Good for Vista/Win 7

5. 
   Review - Photo Shapes

   0.1.05 (Nov 10, 2011)

   FREE for home usage.
   ****" Limited to 50 photos and collage size is fixed to 800x600 pixels".****
   Collage can be saved in JPEG, TIFF and PNG formats.
   
   Lay out sucks.

6. Comment - Microsoft: Firefox users in danger due to more frequent updates

   0.1.05 (Dec 2, 2007 - 4:07 AM)

   What a wack of BS this guy is.
   I would take any software that gets updated and fixed regardless of who makes it over software that does not.
   
   For Firefox at least it advises you that there is a update available and there is nothing to worry about with the install. No reboot needed.
   
   I only wish that they would incorporate this type of updating in Mozilla SeaMonkey as that is my preference of a browser.
   
   As for fighting over a browser, who cares as long as people develop their web pages using the standard of ANY Web Browser as per www.anybrowser dot org/campaign/

7. Comment - MS: $4,000 for Daylight Saving Fix

   0.1.05 (Feb 28, 2007 - 11:46 PM)

   Figures MS would do something like this.
   They should be providing it free.