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Downloading Trial Software

February 9, 2013

Most computer users are familiar with trial software.  These are software that can be tried before they are bought.  Once the trial time runs out, the downloaded software can no longer be used and the full version must either be subscribed to or bought outright. Trial software is actually what used to be known as shareware.  The change in terms was necessitated by the . . .

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Download.com

September 17, 2010

If you are new to downloading and are looking for a good place to download stuff, one of the best places to go is download.com. They are a safe and secure place to get freeware, shareware and adware. Not to mention that they are usually up to date on the latest software that computer users love. They have almost everything! They have games of all sorts as well as music. They . . .

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Be free! Use free software

August 19, 2010

There have been cases of software being up for grabs on the Internet. Whatever kinds of applications these may be - games, productivity apps, etc. - you are still stepping on the lines of legality. The difficult thing about it is that you might get into trouble for getting such software. So what is the solution for this? Go for free software. Free software is not just about . . .

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Blubster, EzTracks and Kazaa

December 28, 2007

Just some of the long lived music sharing sites (Blubster, EzTracks, Kazaa, etc.) that have very strong publicized control on copyrighted music but total discretion is left to the end-user. One can get music and share it for free just as long as it is completely legal? What gives, many sites for music sharing have followed suit in their file sharing disclaimer but enforcement . . .

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DRM’s a dying cause

December 22, 2007

Yeah, it’s unfair to many but it has had people rethinking the way they treat and use music specially in the new social order that is the internet. This might be the first time when big companies fail in getting their way and protecting investments such as their label and other legalities associated with music and many more. The debate has gone on long enough and people have . . .

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