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Harry has always loved computers and technology. He enjoys breaking his tech, and then trying to fix again (usually successfully!) and loves about almost anything tech! • Favourite browser - Google Chrome • Favourite PC brand - HP • Favourite phone - Google Pixel
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CardRecovery is the Greatest File Recovery Program I Have Ever Seen
On June - 22 - 2010Comments Off on CardRecovery is the Greatest File Recovery Program I Have Ever Seen
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  4.5 out of 5 |
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PROS: Recovers practically anything, and does a great job. I tested it, and it recovered more videos than any leading solution tried! CONS: Like any recovery program, can’t fix everything, but that’s understandable. VERDICT: A great piece of software for any person owning a camera or camcorder (or anything else with external memory for that matter!) – I would highly recommend it to anyone! PRICE: £28.63 / $39.95 for the download DOWNLOAD: CardRecovery (free trial – you won’t be able to recovery anything, only see if it detects it) |
CompanionLink Pro Competition Results
On June - 1 - 2010Comments Off on CompanionLink Pro Competition Results
Two weeks ago, we posted a CompanionLink Review, and about a Competition, which was very kindly offered by CompanionLink themselves.
The results from the competition were very interesting, as 29 (22.8%) of you are using Outlook 2010, with 9 (7.1%) planning on upgrading, and 54 (42.5%) on Outlook 2007. You could see that our whole community are quite early adopters, as there was no-one using Outlook 2002, or 97, and just one person (0.8%) still running Outlook 2000.
Going to phones, there were just four (3.1%) of you using Android, 12 (9.4%) using an iPhone,16 (12.6%) using a BlackBerry, and 14 (11%) using a Windows Mobile phone. Interestingly, 11 people (8.7%) said that they do not own a phone.
These were really interesting results, and the three (randomly selected) winners have had their license keys e-mailed to them. Thanks to everyone who participated!
[EXPIRED] CompanionLink Pro Giveaway [Competition]
On May - 15 - 20104 COMMENTS
Before, I made a review on CompanionLink Professional. Very kindly, CompanionLink have given us three licenses of CompanionLink Professional (worth $99.95), as well as their RunStart installation service (worth $39).
To enter, all you have to do is visit http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BXKW2D6 by Friday the 21st of May 2010 (11:59PM BST), and answer the questions. We’ll then enter you into our competition, and you could win.
The contest has ended, but you can download a 14-day free trial over at the CompanionLink website, by clicking here.
CompanionLink enables you to sync your Outlook with your mobile
On May - 14 - 20103 COMMENTS
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4.5 out of 5 |
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[Expired] UPDATED – LAlarm Giveaway Update: Message to first 100 commenters
On April - 12 - 201013 COMMENTS
Anyone who has not yet received a LAlarm license but commented on one of the statuses MUST e-mail lalarm@www.mintywhite.com by Friday at 11AM GMT, as there are still about 13 of you who haven’t come forward.
COMPETITION ENDED: 100 Licenses of LAlarm Commercial Laptop Security Software
On April - 6 - 201017 COMMENTS
Note: Entries close Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 at 11AM GMT. We have had to close it early as we have reached our limit of 100.
We have previously written a review of LAlarm Laptop Security Software, and James from LAlarm has extremely kindly given us 100 business licenses (worth $5000.00 / about £3234.00) to give out to 100 lucky readers!
How to Enter
All you have to do is:
- Become a fan of Windows Guides on Facebook
- Comment on the wall post and answer “Where do you usually use your laptop?”
The first 100 people to comment will be sent, by Facebook mail, a free commercial license for LAlarm (worth $50.00 / about £33). We’d also appreciate it if your comment had a suggestion for the LAlarm Developers.
Good luck!
Please note: If you would like the license to be e-mailed rather than Facebook mailed, then comment, and then send an e-mail to . Please include your name if it’s not obvious on your e-mail address, so that I can confirm that you have commented.