Favorite Files

1. ImgBurn
2. Locate
3. MAPILab Toolbox for Outlook
4. mIRC
5. Nero
6. REAPER for Windows (x86)
7. Registry Workshop

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - CameraBag for Windows

   2 Beta 102 (Dec 22, 2011)

   Free beta testers.

2. 
   Review - Mozilla Firefox (v8) for Windows

   8.0 Alpha 1 (Nightly Build) (Jul 7, 2011)

   Trolls will be trolls.
   
   Edit: ...because there's other, more meaningful comments about Firefox...

3. 
   Review - Google Chrome for Windows

   13.0.772.0 Beta (May 24, 2011)

   I just love when I run the installer and it appears to not do anything--who knows what's being installed.

4. 
   Review - Mozilla Firefox (v5) for Windows

   5.0 Beta 1 (May 4, 2011)

   "Gets to look more like Opera all the time." Fixed.

5. 
   Review - Google Chrome for Windows

   12.0.712.0 Beta (Mar 28, 2011)

   Inflation:
   
   Version Release d(days)
   9.0.597 2011-02-03 -
   10.0.648 2011-03-08 33
   11.0.696.16 (beta) 2011-03-23 15
   12.0.712.0 (dev) 2011-03-23 0
   
   I understand it's Google's choice for versioning, but the pace of incrementing versions this fast appears to be a false expectation of its development (marketing?). With most, major versions are released every 2 months; 6 per year?! This just makes it more difficult to manage for the user. I don't prefer Chrome as my main browser, so I don't pay attention to changes that closely, but when I see a new "major" version, I really have to ask myself what has changed? Is it a vast improvement that will make me want to switch...no, even though it jumped 4 major versions, it's still pretty much the same. Thanks for wasting my time to have another look at it.
   
   As mentioned earlier, the real version is "712"--so I don't understand why they don't call it version 712? We'll be there soon enough, anyways.

6. Comment - O&O Defrag 14.5 improves TRIM support

   12.0.712.0 Beta (Jun 8, 2011 - 4:21 PM)

   Doesn't it say "TRIM commands", not defragmentation for SSD?