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Trillian Astra 4.2 Beta, is the next phase in Cerulean Studio’s progress towards a better Instant Messaging client.
Cerulean Studio’s is also (for a limited time only) offering their Premium subscription for $10 (original price $25). This subscription will last you the entire 4.x builds. When 5.x comes along it will only cost you $10 to upgrade or you can stick with Trillian 4.x.
We have previously reviewed Collage Maker Pro (Read it Here). John, the developer is very interested in knowing how to improve his product and he offered 5 licenses to those who could come up with the best suggestions for improvement.
About the competition John said: “I was glad to see there were people interested in the contest. The feedback was interesting and there were some ideas I hadn’t thought about before.”
So there you have it, by regularly visit us at mintywhite you’re not only getting the chance to win wonderful software, but also have a say in how they should work in the future.
Read on to see who won, and what they would expect to see in a future edition of Collage Maker Pro.
Earlier this week we posted a review for Collage Maker (Read here). John, the developer of Collage Maker was so pleased with the review, that he has gladly offered 5 licenses to be distributed amongst our Faithful Readers.
So here is your chance to win a copy of Collage Maker.
Competition is open until Friday, April 9, 2010 @ 9PM UTC.
Last week we posted a review for the Security Program Predator (Read here). Richard Goutorbe, the developer of Predator was so pleased with the review, that he offered 10 licenses of the Professional Edition to be distributed amongst our Faithful Readers.
Many wanted to win the competition and there were many suggestions as how to improve Predator. I’m sure Richard now has many hours of programming ahead of him to improve his software.
The winners of the competition has already received notice and their free software.
Read on to see who they are and what they suggested.
Earlier this week we posted a review for the Security Program Predator (Read here). Richard Goutorbe, the developer of Predator was so pleased with the review, that he has gladly offered 10 licenses of the Professional Edition to be distributed amongst our Faithful Readers.
So here is your chance to win a copy of Predator Pro.
Competition is now Closed
If you want to improve your Internet Security, you might want to consider changing your DNS settings. If you are concerned with speed and are constantly tweaking your system to squeeze more juice out of your Internet connection, then you should also look to your DNS provider.
There are many different providers of DNS (Domain Name Servers) available on the Internet, from the one you get using your ISP, to Google, UltraDNS, OpenDNS etc.
In this tutorial I am going to show you how to change your DNS settings in XP, no matter which DNS provider you choose. In the tutorial I am however going to assume that you have set up an account at OpenDNS.
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