Software Industry Announcements and News


Lansweeper announces Lansweeper 3.5.1, for network inventories

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 05.16.09 under Network & Internet

With Lansweeper 3.5.1 you will be able to do a complete inventory of your windows network without the need to install an agent on all your workstations or servers. Not only will you be able to view all hardware and software details of your clients, the administrators and helpdesk staff in your company will be able to manage all your assets using an intuitive web interface where they can define custom reports, actions, scripts,… to make their daily support work a lot easier.

Lansweeper freeware comes with over 80 build-in reports, Active Directory integration, Customizable Actions, User pictures, Licensing reports and cost calculation.
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SharewareJunkies.com reviews Spb Software’s Spb TV

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 04.18.09 under ASP Member Companies, Audio & Multimedia, Desktop, Games & Entertainment, Network & Internet

Spb TV for Win Mobile/Smartphone by Spb Software was given 5 Stars in all categories by SharewareJunkies.com reviewer Joe Tex.  Spb TV is software for viewing tv stations that broadcast over the internet on your PDA or other Windows Mobile device. With more than 70 channels to choose from and a great interface Spb TV is an incredible bargain.

To read the complete review go to:
http://www.sharewarejunkies.com/09awy04/spb_tv.htm

IC3 2008 Annual Report on Internet Crime Released

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 04.09.09 under Government News, Network & Internet, Security & Privacy

The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C), released the 2008 Annual Report on the number of Internet crime complaints received.

The 2008 Annual Report states that complaints of online crime hit a record high in 2008. IC3 received a total of 275,284 complaints, a 33.1% increase over the previous year. The total dollar loss linked to online fraud was $265 million, about $25 million more than in 2007. The average individual loss amounted to $931.
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10-Strike Network Diagram: Creating Network Diagrams & Maps Quickly and Easily

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 12.22.08 under Network & Internet

10-Strike Software today announces the release of 10-Strike Network Diagram, a powerful network mapping tool. The software enables the creation of a visual local-area network diagram and exporting it to Microsoft Visio.

Designed to make life easier for network administrators and IT specialists, 10-Strike Network Diagram is a perfect solution for building comprehensive diagrams, essential for documenting a network. The software scans a network by the IP address range and automatically generates a graphical network diagram. Devices detected while scanning (including computers, routers, and printers) are represented by intuitive icons. If the routers support the SNMP protocol, 10-Strike Network Diagram also draws connections between the devices. After the diagram has been created, it can be edited, exported to Microsoft Visio, saved as a vector or raster image, or printed.
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All-in-one network inventory with PC Inventory Advisor by ClearApps

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 12.20.08 under Network & Internet

The importance of software and hardware audit can hardly be overestimated these days. Rapid development of hyper networks requires powerful software that provides really simple solution for administrators to inventory computers at low costs but high efficiency. This is exactly what PC Inventory Advisor by ClearApps does. For the price of less than USD 1,5 per PC you can inventory networks with 10, 50, 100 or more than 1000 computers. PC Inventory Advisor is agent-free, and there’s no need to install additional software on all your network nodes, they will be discovered automatically.
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Remote System Support Is As Easy As Never Before

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 12.13.08 under Network & Internet

Imagine a system Administrator or an IT-specialist that has to provide a remote support for an illiterate PC user who doesn’t know how to perform a simple action on his own. Instead of real time supports, one should explain the user simple elementary things. Sure, this requires a lot of precious time and efforts. Sometimes, it is even easier to spend 3 hours driving to the customer’s workplace, than explaining how he or she should download, install and make work a remote support software. Today, at last all these problems are solved.
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