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1. 
   Review - FileHamster

   1.7.0.3642 (Jun 17, 2010)

   This doesn't seem to be freeware. To download, you have to sign-up for a free TRIAL. And presumably after the trial ends, you have to buy one of the full versions for $29-$99.

2. 
   Review - nVIDIA GeForce Drivers for Windows

   181.71 Beta (Apr 3, 2009)

   Better a month late, than never I guess. They work pretty well, but so do the Vista drivers which are newer. Sadly, no support for FX series cards.

3. 
   Review - Device Info

   1.05 Beta (Jan 3, 2007)

   Does absolutely nothing here on my XP Pro system. Didn't matter where I ran it from, or how many times I clicked refresh, it just stayed entirely blank and seemed to do nothing.

4. 
   Review - Microsoft Time Zone Update for Windows XP (x86)

   2.1 (Nov 27, 2006)

   For those commenting below, MS doesn't really need to release a patch for 2000 because you can make the changes manually. Any sysadmin worth the title can easily roll out their own tiny registry patch, logon script, etc which is *much* smaller than this glorified packaged exe, as per the info in the KB article.
   
   http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914387

5. 
   Review - Mozilla Firefox (v2) for Windows

   1.5.0.1 (Feb 1, 2006)

   horsecharles: Perhaps you shouldn't be using beta and alpha releases anyway if you don't understand version numbering and naming schemes, and believe your ignorance is a good reason to use another browser. Maxthon, while being my favorite IE-based browser, has leaked GDI handles like a sieve ever since the name was changed from MyIE2.
   
   Meanwhile, Firefox 1.5.0.1 update was smooth and fast using the updater in 1.5 on multiple machines. Small issue with one extension and the theme I use not having proper maxVersion values, but those are the fault of the extension and theme-writer respectively, and easily fixed. Otherwise, no issues, and running great.

6. Comment - Welcome to eFront

   1.5.0.1 (Nov 19, 1999 - 1:58 PM)

   I'm pretty disappointed too. On first load of the main page with IE5, it incorrectly loaded and there was some overlapping of things. That was minor though when I found out you needed to register and provide required information just to post a comment and that not once but TWICE during the signup process, the pages crapped themselves and had HTML tags showing up on the page itself were not useable until I had hit refresh. These are all first impressions of course, but so far they're not good ones. Maybe after a week of using it and customizing it I'll get used to it, we'll see.