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Lavasoft Lunch Ad-Aware Game Edition!!!

Boris Zegarac — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:31:18 -0700

Lavasoft, makers of globally trusted Ad-Aware security software, today announced the release of Ad-Aware Game Edition – a spin-off of its flagship product – aimed specifically to meet the needs of today’s online gamers and entertainment fans with real-time anti-virus and anti-spyware protection, and technology designed to deliver online protection without interruptions or resource strain. “Gamers and online entertainment fans are in a high risk group in terms of computer security – spending long periods of time connected to the Internet, at risk from opportunistic cyber thieves. At the same time, there’s a struggle to find security solutions that won’t impact online experience. The Game Edition was developed specifically with the needs of this niche market in mind, giving users the ability to protect their privacy and security from cyber crooks as they work and play in full-screen mode,” says Lavasoft CEO Jason King. You can download Ad-Aware Game Edition here, plus also you can find much more details about Ad-Aware Game Edition on that download page.

Microsoft Windows 7 on USB!

Boris Zegarac — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 14:39:32 -0600

Windows 7 Team Blog, Brandon LeBlanc Microsoft has announced the launch day of the new OS offers one which is intended for users without a DVD player on their machine.

Mozilla Plugin Check Page is LIVE!!

Boris Zegarac — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 06:56:37 -0600

Developed by WebDev team of Mozilla Plugin Check Page is officially online after several user tests.

Windows 7 before October 22 in some integrators?

Boris Zegarac — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 05:13:07 -0600

According to information obtained by TechFlash with an integrator based near Seattle, USA (Puget Systems), Microsoft has given the green light and other integrators to sell PCs with Windows 7 before 22 October 2009. A sale which will take place upon receipt of product keys for PCs prepared in advance, around October 13. PCs with Windows 7 pre-installed can a priori be sold to the general public with a little over a week ahead of the global deadline.

Google Chrome Market share needs to rise!

Boris Zegarac — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 04:30:27 -0600

According to Net Applications, Google Chrome market share was 2.84% in August 2009 for a browser finally aged only one year. Head of engineering at Google Chrome, Linus Upson told Reuters that if the second anniversary of the browser market share was less than at least 5%, it would be extremely disappointed. A disappointment even if the third anniversary of that market share is at least 10%. Internally, the stated objectives would be even more aggressive than just doubling annual pdm.

Windows 7 TV Commercial

Boris Zegarac — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 17:19:53 -0600

This advertisement is aired on the CW television network, which is aimed at a rather young with various TV series. The 30-second spot will surf the positive feedback is credited with Windows 7, including the rather enthusiastic review in the online media specialist.

Seven Transformation Pack 3.0 - The Perfection

Windows X — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 10:55:37 -0600

Alright, the waiting is over. While Apple fanboy is carving for new iPods, I'm here to give you the one of hella release that should keep remembering for Seven Transformation Pack. Thanks to Windows 7 going RTM'ed, I can fully explore its resources without worrying about going to update again and again. So I take this time out for all I can do with this. This version contains over 50 lines of changelog, 3 new features that keep this version a lot cooler and major updates in UI.

Seven Transformation Pack 3.0 to be released on 9/9/09

Windows X — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 23:56:52 -0600

I know some people may feel disappointed in small updates in version 2.0 which is more like 1.5 or 1.1 release. Well, let me explain about this so called small update. I'm not gonna rant, though. First of all I was busy in developing new features in ViGlance with Lee (yea, live thumbnail ones and pinning) which consumed most of the time in testing and filing issues to be resolved and how we should implement those features. Besides ViGlance, I was investigating in Vista support for Seven Transformation Pack and this research took me long enough to pull out with Windows XP/2003 compatibilities in safe way. I saw enough examples of separated packs and how it failed to approach users already. Why did I mention this? Because version 3.0 will use research I made during developing 2.0 for very very big update. You'll see the finest creation I've ever made with next release that could be the most stable and far richer in user interface improvements. It'll also rock in Windows Vista world too so keep in touch on 9th September 2009 ;)

Google Chrome pre-installed on Sony PCs

Boris Zegarac — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:16:35 -0600

Launched in September 2008 in a beta, the Google Chrome Web browser appeared in the first final version in December 2008. But as early as November, a senior at Google had indicated working with a manufacturer to preinstall Navigator on new computers.

iGoogle more social with video chat

Boris Zegarac — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 04:56:42 -0600

Late last year Google has added a chat feature video directly within Gmail. Thus in downloading a small plug contacting the webcam and microphone of the computer, users can conduct conversations multimedia directly from the web service. This feature now extends within iGoogle.