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1. AnyDVD HD
2. Civil Netizen
3. Winamp 5 Full
4. Windows PowerShell

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Winamp 5 Full

   5.57 (Dec 17, 2009)

   been using winamp since winamp 16 and it still is my main mp3 player after all these years. the reason is it i find the UI is still the best i seen and compact unlike the full screen media players. the only gripe would be i cannot create mp3 cd's with it but i use another program for that but i still give 5 stars because i still use winamp to create my playlists and everything else for music and just use the other program to make themp3 cd's

2. 
   Review - Remove Fake Antivirus

   1.58 (Dec 16, 2009)

   perfect!!
   
   a dumb program for dumb people who shouldn't be using a computer in the first place because they fall for stuff like this

3. 
   Review - RealPlayer for Windows

   11.1 Build 6.0.14.895 (Mar 19, 2009)

   is this still around LOL. come on real just let it die

4. 
   Review - Winamp 5 Full

   5.551 (Mar 10, 2009)

   been using it sense 97 and still the only MP3 player i use to play my music and make playlists. all the people out there that hammer it for being too bloated are just clueless to notice you can remove features during the install so you can just have good ol classic winamp. im sure there are still some of the so called sheep out ther using winamp 2.99 because of this fact

5. 
   Review - AVG Anti-Virus Free

   8.5.278a1439 (Mar 3, 2009)

   not everything free is good and this program proves that. all it does is tell you that you have a virus but doesn't do anything to delete it or clean it. this is up there with Norton

6. Comment - LulzSec victim: 'They are terrorists!'

   8.5.278a1439 (Jun 28, 2011 - 4:38 PM)

   got that right. betanews has nothing but these kind of authors like the one who blatantly admitted there itunes account got hacked. makes me think a 2 year old could hack this website too

7. Comment - Windows 7: Vista without the crap

   8.5.278a1439 (Oct 22, 2009 - 8:25 AM)

   You should invest in Windows 7 if you value your time. The minutes upon minutes you've spent waiting for Vista to do its thing -- to connect with the other Windows computer in your home network, to mount a removable device, to link to your handheld, to find your printer -- are actually hours, and they're worth money. If you were to place a reasonable dollar value on those hours, you'll find that the upgrade price is worth the investment.
   
   what the F are you talking about?!! do you hate vista that much that you delusional. to install a thumb drive takes only seconds on vista and for it to popup. same with connecting to other PC's on my network and installing any f'n drivers that my printer web cam etc, etc needs
   
   if it wasn't for this site releasing the latest versions of software (which seems to taken a back door to all these crap bias news stories) i wouldn't even come to this cap site which looks like its been made by a 5 year old.

8. Comment - The Windows 7 launch: The cultural event of the entire afternoon

   8.5.278a1439 (Oct 20, 2009 - 8:24 AM)

   of coarse not windows 95 was the first revolutionary OS. if it wasn't for win95 we still be working with dos or still trying to figure out how to use Unix
   
   i don't get whats the big deal anyway. maybe because i liked Vista unlike the rest of the sheep that started hating Vista because some loser on the internet wrote a negative opinion about it.
   
   i can see the feedback now. "i bought windows 7 to upgrade from windows XP but found it doesn't work with my Pentium 3 800mhz pc with 256MB of ram and 5GB hard drive".

9. Comment - Mac fanboys should get a life and some Windows 7 common sense

   8.5.278a1439 (Oct 14, 2009 - 4:51 PM)

   LOL it just works? yea it just works at loosing your data LOL

10. Comment - Not that Windows is any enclave of safety: Microsoft's biggest Patch Tuesday

    8.5.278a1439 (Oct 14, 2009 - 4:46 PM)

    well at least windows users do not have to worry about the OS updates loosing there data
    
    ZING!!!!