ATLANTA, GA, November 18, 2010 (Press-News.org) Just in time for the holidays, SlimWare Utilities today announces a suite of computer-maintenance software products that will have computer users saying, "thank you, Santa!".
Powerful but easy to use, SlimWare Utilities software speeds, cleans and optimizes the performance of home computers. These products are perfect stocking-stuffers for anyone frequently working online, from gamers who need a faster PC, to tech-whiz teenagers wanting to help Grandma fix her computer.
Products
Each SlimWare Utility product addresses a different computer issue:
• SlimComputer - the perfect fit for anyone buying a brand-new PC this holiday season, to remove pre-loaded, unuseful "bloatware" and get the new PC up and running faster.
• SlimCleaner - update, repair and stabilize existing computers - strong tool for the family "IT guy."
• FixCleaner - update, repair and stabilize existing computers - the IT cousin of SlimCleaner, with more automated features, another strong tool for the family "IT guy."
• SlimDrivers - automates and simplifies the process of installing new drivers, which makes a computer's hardware components - such as printers, scanners, digital cameras, Bluetooth devices and other peripherals - run better, great for anyone who needs to keep their home office running smoothly.
In addition, SlimComputer and SlimCleaner feature a unique "community feedback" section, that allows users the opportunity to rate different applications and see other user feedback - like a Yelp! for PC repair.
"No one wants a computer that's slowed down by bloatware, adware or unwanted toolbars. Our software helps personal computers perform better, allowing families to spend more time looking at holiday photos online, rather than wasting time on a slow loading browser," said Chris Cope, CEO of SlimWare Utilities.
Download Center
SlimComputer and SlimCleaner are available for free download at http://www.slimwareutilities.com. SlimDrivers can be downloaded at the site for $29.97, which includes unlimited, automated driver downloads for a year. FixCleaner, the IT cousin of SlimCleaner, with more automated features than SlimCleaner, can be downloaded at http://www.fixcleaner.com for $34.95, for a one-year license.
For more information, please visit http://www.slimwareutilities.com.
About SlimWare Utilities
SlimWare Utilities uses cloud-based technology and community-based input to develop software and services that clean, repair, stabilize and optimize personal computers and other Internet devices. By providing products that improve performance, establish connections and increase efficiencies among consumers' Internet devices, SlimWare Utilities improves how consumers manage and interact with their data - whether on their PC, tablet or mobile device. SlimWare Utilities products organize data and establish smoother, faster compatibility between operating systems and devices to help make all of a consumer's computing functions run better, faster and more effectively. Headquartered near Biloxi, Mississippi, SlimWare Utilities' cloud-based, crowd-sourced software provides consumers with personalized applications developed from the community input of IT users everywhere. For more information, please visit http://www.slimwareutilities.com.
Holiday Shopping Guide for PC Users: New Software to Help Speed Up and Clean Up Computers
Just in time for the holidays, SlimWare Utilities today announces a suite of computer-maintenance software products that will have computer users saying, "thank you, Santa!".
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[Press-News.org] Holiday Shopping Guide for PC Users: New Software to Help Speed Up and Clean Up ComputersJust in time for the holidays, SlimWare Utilities today announces a suite of computer-maintenance software products that will have computer users saying, "thank you, Santa!".