Akhil's Profile

Member since December 11, 2004

  • Name

    Akhil Prem

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    India

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  1. Review - FlashGet

    1.71 (Sep 8, 2005)

    Best download manager there is. Ultra light weight and feature rich at the same time. Has some good tools for Dial-Up users like 'Hang Up when finished'. Supports scheduled downloads and more. Gets the juice out of ur connection for sure.

  2. Review - Agnitum Outpost Firewall Pro (32-bit)

    2.7.484.412 (Jun 22, 2005)

    Excellent Firewall. I never cared to look beyong Zone Alarm for a long time until it went cookie. This app is beyond Firewall and I just love its ad blocking capabilitities. Lemme tell u something: I don't even see the ad of Google adsense in any of the Fileforum pages! The only ads that manage to get through are text based ones so one will be able to save a mighty amount of his bandwidth. Firewall of the Year for me!

  3. Review - BearShare

    4.7.0 (Apr 6, 2005)

    This here is a really neat piece if software. I've used Ares, BT, emule, DC++, WinMX. I liked each of them for a particular reason and I like Bear Share for its excellent speed. It has fairly simple UI and goes easy on the system!

  4. Review - Ares

    1.8.1 (Mar 4, 2005)

    This is a really neat piece if software. I've tried everything except soulseek and I've come to the perfect combination:

    Ares is the best place for rarities and music.
    Bittorrent and DC++ for large files Bittorrent being easier!

    Ares has nice interface too!

  5. Review - Kaspersky Anti-Virus

    5.0.227 (Feb 27, 2005)

    I am using 5.0.228 version right now and it fives one of those problems with the update. I've used several AV progs like avast AVG and norton But this on ereally rocks. Its simply the best and has a vast database. But scanning speeds are a bit slow but most effective. I haven't tried BitDefender and Panda Titanium Edition but from my buddies I've come to know nothing comes upto Kaspersky!

    PS: Chaeck out their complete suite (www.softpedia.com). The firwall is a bit out of order. But its a nice product.