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WinBeta Review and Giveaway: Postcardly Invites

July 3, 2011 by Ron

We got a nice little treat for our loyal readers. The guys over at Postcardly have kindly offered to

WinBeta Giveaway: BitDefender Internet Security 2011

June 22, 2011 by Ron

In a recent comparison from AV-Test, Microsoft's popular and free antivirus program, Security Essent

WinBeta Giveaway: FlashFXP 4.0

June 2, 2011 by Ron

FlashFXP, a FTP, FTPS, and SFTP client for Windows, has always been the program of choice for webmas

WinBeta Giveaway: WinRAR 4.0

May 17, 2011 by Ron

We are giving away one full license of WinRAR 4.0, the worlds most popular and powerful archive mana

WinBeta Giveaway: MacX HD Video Converter Pro

April 22, 2011 by Ron

We are giving away 10 licenses to MacX Video Converter Pro for Mac and 10 licenses for MacX Video Co

Disqus Latest Comments

DPBakerFWTX: Yes, I'm a DEV channel maven on a "non-compatible" desktop PC platform from the beginnings of the Insider Program. Based upon my experience regular Microsoft Windows 11 users are about to receive another rollout of major features and services updates. The number of automated requests…

Commented on: Time for another servicing pipeline for the Windows 11 Dev Channel, bumping the build number to 25252.1010

Kenya-West: Does Mica for Everyone do the same, but not only for context menus - for entire UI?

Commented on: How to add a transparent context menu on Windows 11 

Restore Solutions: As long as you open as Admin then "setup.exe --uninstall --system-level --verbose-logging --force-uninstall" Will work regardless of build unless im missing something. .

Commented on: How to uninstall Microsoft Edge on Windows 11 and why it's probably not a good idea

Restore Solutions: I bet Windows 11 would still have a task bar! Indeed I would think that Windows 11 would look very very different. At the moment Mr Bean would do a better job at the GUI design than the current devs

Commented on: Stardock releases WindowBlinds 11

Mike Steel: How I wish MS would buy StarDock and put them in charge os Windows' UI development. First used WindowBlinds with NT4 in late 90's.

Commented on: Stardock releases WindowBlinds 11