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A Geek's Wife Reviews Software
David, says I have an addiction for trying out new software of all kinds - and he's right. It doesn't hurt that he's a software engineer and that over time, I've been able to learn an enormous amount from him. I've been told that I... [more]
David, says I have an addiction for trying out new software of all kinds - and he's right. It doesn't hurt that he's a software engineer and that over time, I've been able to learn an enormous amount from him.
I've been told that I have a natural and appreciated ability for reviewing various software. You'll find my reviews to be candid, unbiased and even razor edged - but at all times presented honestly.
Contact me to discuss terms, if you'd like your software reviewed by Swan - if you dare. ;)
Good morning readers! Burning CDs/DVDs in the 21st century has become not only big business, but it's also put what was once only the domain of paid professionals into the hands of the layman. These days, just about anyone who is prepared to read help files, is able to choose and use the plethora of CD/DVD burning programs on the internet to achieve their desired outcome. Today, we're going to examine Romeo Burner 2.0 which is created by the same people who put out the excellent program...
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Originally posted - September 19th, 2007 Premier Software Reviews is an active blog, being recreated from my Swan Reviews (Almost!) Everything web site. Once recreated (just a couple of days now,) ~ Swan will be providing fresh reviews three or four times per week as usual. Please adjust your bookmarks. Good morning readers! These days, one would hope that any user has come to realize the importance of backing up their files. It's a security measure that no-one can afford to be without...
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Good morning everyone! I thought I'd reproduce an article here, that I've already written for Associated Content, in my capacity as a freelance writer for them. I usually submit my articles to them as an exclusive, but since this was tech., related I wanted to be able to publish it here also. ~ Buy your Christmas Gifts at Software by Swan ~ ---->>> There are four types of internet power users who use browsers: Diehard Firefox users; Diehard Opera users; Diehard Safari users...
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Good morning everyone, There are times that we need a more exact screen shot than what 'PrintScreen' is able to give us, as well as the ability to edit the images and then save our work, without having to launch a separate program. Today's software will do all that for you and even provides a wizard, until you get used to the process and are able to do it on your own. I found I was able to forget about using the wizard, after just a couple of times. Developer: EC Software, Austria...
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Originally posted - September 5th, 2007 This blog, is slowly being recreated from the Swan Reviews (Almost!) Everything web site. Please adjust your bookmarks. Still under Construction. Good morning technophiles! Everyone needs to find a good back-up utility. It's just folly to hope that you don't lose any data on your computer - it's happened to the best of us, at one time or another - and today's review is about just such a utility. So what do we look for in such a utility? Read on...
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Apple opened a new retail store in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada that weekend, number six for The Great White North. As usual, we asked any TUAW readers who may have attended to share their reports and/or pictures. So, did you go, and whether you did, how was it? Let us know in the comments. Here’s...
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Windows XP for Seniors : For Senior Citizens Who Want to Start Using Computers (Computer Books for Seniors series) Beginning or intermediate senior computer users will enjoy this large-print guide that introduces the computer, leads users through the components that make up a PC, and describes...
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As of Monday, one software giant will no longer sell the operating system Windows XP.
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Windows XP is dead! Long live Windows XP!
That traditional cheer for beloved kings may well be on the lips of most Windows users as Microsoft goes through with its deadline for Windows XP. Today marks the first day that PC makers are no longer...
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Revision Note: July 2, 2008: Updated the Suggested Actions. Advisory Summary:Microsoft is investigating new public reports of a blended threat that allows remote code execution on all supported versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista when Apple’s Safari for Windows has been installed. Safari is...
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Microsoft retires Windows XP; Microsoft has stopped making available Windows XP to large computer firms such as Hewlett-Packard, Dell, Lenovo and even software retailers. There will be a few exceptions where Windows XP will in fact be unavailable to retail shoppers and computer makers; this is...
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- Bye Bye Microsoft Windows XP (techtree.com)
Many computer users -- especially businesses -- have decided to forgo upgrading to Vista, citing its cost, resource requirements, and incompatibilities with older software.
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So that's that then. Windows XP is no longer being sold by Microsoft to the big PC makers, and all efforts to get the software giant to give the mainstream versions of the OS a few more months have failed. But you can't fault those who tried, particularly our US-based sister title Infoworld...
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TechWeb - InformationWeek - Microsoft will no longer make Windows XP available to large computer makers, such as Dell, Lenovo, or Hewlett-Packard, or to software retailers.
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In a push to sell more of its new Windows Vista software, Microsoft said it plans to stop shipping copies of Windows XP. Lance Ulanoff, PC Magazine 's editor in chief, talks about what this means for consumers who use Windows software.
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