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Troy Kelly Places 2nd in Greenbrier Classic
July 10, 2012 | Justin
In case you weren’t aware, SoftwareMedia.com is sponsoring PGR TOUR golfer Troy Kelly. This past weekend, Troy finished second in the Greenbrier Classic out in West Virginia. It was a battle between him and Ted Potter Jr., which ended-up going into a three-hole playoff on Sunday afternoon. Ted might’ve eked out a victory, but Troy put up an impressive fight throughout, and we’re proud of his strong finish. Read More
New Release: Techsmith Camtasia Studio 8 – Now Available
June 20, 2012 | Kyle FordrungIf you’ve ever tried to record your computer screen for a YouTube video, chances are you’ve heard of Camtasia Studio. TechSmith’s Camtasia has been a leader in screen capture software for almost 10 years. They have a brand new release: Camtasia 8, which is now available to buy at SoftwareMedia.com. Read More
Microsoft Surface – Windows 8 Tablet Revealed!
June 19, 2012 | Kyle FordrungYesterday, Microsoft unveiled their upcoming line of tablets for Windows 8 this fall. The word surface will, no doubt, become synonymous with Microsoft’s new series of consumer tablets.
The Microsoft Surface tablets come in two flavors: Windows RT and Windows 8 Pro. As tech die-hards know, Windows RT is the version of Windows 8 designed for ARM processors. Read More
Corel Transactional Licensing (CTL)
May 31, 2012 | Mason HymasCorel Transactional Licensing offers organizations discount pricing on Corel products. With Corel CTL, the more you buy, the more you save. Discount pricing applies to new and upgrade licenses, as well as optional Maintenance Plans. Read More
ABBYY FineReader 11 Corporate named Editor’s Choice by PC Magazine
May 15, 2012 | Kyle FordrungABBYY FineReader 11 Corporate Edition has recently been named Editor’s Choice by PC Magazine, and we have to say that we couldn’t agree more. With unparalleled OCR (optical character recognition) capabilities, wide range of supported formats, and diverse language support, it’s no surprise that ABBYY FineReader is finally getting the recognition that it so justly deserves. Read More
Adobe CS6 Released!
May 7, 2012 | Kyle FordrungYour patience has finally paid off, and after what seems like years of waiting, the official Adobe CS6 release date has arrived. The entire Adobe Creative Suite 6 product line is now in stock and ready to ship at SoftwareMedia.com!
Adobe CS6 – Release Date & New Features
February 21, 2012 | Kyle Fordrung
Everyone is itching for any information they can get on the upcoming Adobe Creative Suite 6 release which is slated for sometime in the first half of this year. The internet is filled to the brim (does the internet have a brim?) with rumors about the new features in Creative Suite 6 and supposedly “leaked” documents that show various aesthetic and functional enhancements such as the new, more Lightroom-esque Photoshop interface.
Well we have scoured the collective hive-mind (otherwise known as Google) searching for any shreds of information that we could bring to you about CS6, and here is what we found… Read More
Internet Security Software Comparison
February 10, 2012 | Kyle FordrungWith this comprehensive Internet Security Software Comparison Guide, you can learn all about the different facets of the ever changing and complex field of Internet Security. Learn how to protect yourself and your computer so you don’t fall prey to scams. Get definitions and examples of viruses, spam, hacking, spyware, identity theft and phishing, terms you hear every day. Read More
Windows 8 Release Inches Closer
September 21, 2011 | JanaeLast week Microsoft introduced Windows 8 to the public via a developer preview build . Featuring the new Metro UI, Windows 8 definitely embraces touch technology. Despite the generally glowing reviews available all over the internet (especially for a pre-beta build), people want more. The question on everyone’s lips is, “When is the Windows 8 release date?” Read More
Windows 8 Developer Preview – WOW!
September 19, 2011 | JustinMicrosoft has a new slogan to go with their upcoming operating system: “Windows reimagined.” After watching Steven Sinofsky’s keynote address at the BUILD developer conference held last week, all I can say is “WOW!”
During the address, viewers got to witness Windows 8 in action (an early developer build, anyway). If Microsoft did nothing else to improve Windows 8 and launched this developer build tomorrow, it would probably be an instant success. If you’ve ever used the Windows Phone 7, the UI will be very familiar. The live tiles are back, and better than ever. Very modern and sleek, the interface provides the user with all their important apps, photos, and more within a simple swipe or tap of the finger. Not a fan of the billboard-style flood of information? Windows 8 is fully customizable to mimic the more static Windows 7 design. Read More