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Brian Nelson
The Complete Guide to Freeware
Many companies choose to make their applications available free to the public. These applications are known as Freeware. Examples of Freeware include web browsers like Google Chrome, media players like iTunes, document readers like Adobe Reader, system utilities like CClean and much more. Open source applications are a special type of Freeware that gives free access not only to the end product, but also to the source code that was used to create it. Entire operating systems such as Linux could be considered Freeware, as well as office suites like OpenOffice.org.
This guide reviews some of the best Freeware applications available today.
| The Best Freeware and Open Source Video Editing Software
Video Editing software can be expensive, but free is a price everyone loves. Here are some of the best selections available for the PC, the Mac, and for Linux/Unix based platforms... |
Top Security Freeware For Windows 7
Looking for some good options for freeware security on Windows 7? There are actually several options that you have. Not only are most of these programs free or open source, but... |
| Converting from FLV for Free
If you need to convert flash video files into the more common AVI format, there are programs for consumers who don't want to pay to do so. Learn about some of the best freeware... |
Finding the Best Mac Freeware
Has the purchase of your new Apple computer emptied your wallet? If so, you are probably itching to find some free alternatives to paid programs you'd like to have on your new... |
| Top Freeware Resources for Windows
Each month we'll give you a look at the world of freeware software. This month, where can good freeware be found.... |
10 Free Goal-Setting Freeware Tools
How can you know how you're going to get somewhere if you don't even know where you are going? Goal-setting freeware can help you to meet strategic objectives, increase... |