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Articles in the Freeware Reviews category

Here you will find detailed, unofficial reviews and recommendations on freeware software that cover every different category, from Personal Information Managers, to Image Editors to Desktop Managers…and more!

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xPud: Quickly gain access to your files and/or the Internet by booting up in under 10 seconds

Typically, it can take anywhere from 30 seconds to 3 minutes for someone’s computer to cold start. Have you ever been in a hurry and wished your computer would boot up more quickly, say in…

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Mousepath gets renamed to IOGraph and enters full development

Last month Locutus wrote an article on Mousepath, an entertaining Java-based application that tracks and records your mouse strokes. Since that time, Mousepath has gained quite a bit of attention – much of which,…

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CapsLock Warning: A failsafe for notorious Caps Lock-related mistakes

For those that have been following the discussion in the KeyExtender review, Rob – a loyal dotTechie – offered to make his CapsLock Warning program available to other dotTechies. Since then, me and Rob have…

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FruitfulTime Software: 4 (commercial-gone-free) software for bookmarks, notes, tasks, and time management you may want to take a look at

As I am sure we all know by now, quality software is not limited to only big name developer. Smaller, possibly unknown, developers often also create great software. FruitfulTime is one such small developer.

Legend…

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Avira vs avast! vs AVG: A comprehensive comparison to help you decide which (free) anti-malware security software you should use

Without a doubt one of the most popular questions I am asked is “which security software should I use for my computer?” Often times the person asking me the question is looking for a free…

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Youtubian: Improve YouTube with a simple bookmarklet

Have you ever looked at the YouTube interface and thought, “this could use a face lift”? Or perhaps you thought, “a download link and some fancy drop shadows would be nice”. Well, then, let me…

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Mousepath: Track your mouse cursor wherever it goes

Update: Mousepath is now known as IOGraph. Please read the article on IOGraph for more information.

Have you ever wondered where your cursor goes?  Mouthpath is a small Java application that helps you quench…

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WinUtilities Free Edition: New freeware version of WinUtilities comes with many useful features

WinUtilities is a popular name, especially among dotTechies, not only because it is continually given out on GOTD but also because it is a featured filled an reliable software. Although there was a short

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League of Legends: Not a DotA “remake” but nonetheless a terrific (freeware) game

Wow. It has been a dang long time since I have posted on dotTech. That is not to say I spent my time off wisely – played League of Legends until my brain turned into…

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iPrint – now freeware – helps users cut back on printing costs “by up to 60%”

Forget the fact that “going green” is now the cool thing to do. Just think about saving money. iPrint is a very simple software which helps users reduce printing costs (developer claims printing costs…

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SharpKeys: Easily and quickly remap your keyboard keys (change what each key does when pressed)

2009-12-17_174049Are you constantly hitting Caps Lock while typing? Have you ever hit the Windows key while playing a game and end up paying the ultimate price because of it? Do you want to play a…

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Firefox Only: Memory Fox constantly recovers RAM/memory wasted by Firefox

As great of a browser as it is, Firefox is probably the most notorious memory leaking software known to man to date. With no time to spare, a user can easily be losing dozens -…

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TouchFreeze: Automatically disable your laptop’s touchpad/trackpad while typing

Back when I first got my laptop, I had a helluva time getting used to trying not to touch the touchpad while typing. Eventually after lowing the sensitivity of the touchpad and spending hours typing,…

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VH Screen Capture Driver: Stream your desktop via webcam (even if you don’t have an actual webcam)

Lets pretend you are chatting away with a friend on Windows Live Messenger (or Skype, or Yahoo Messenger, or [insert messenger here]) and he or she asks you for assistance in installing Firefox. Yes, I…

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