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Spotlight: Free Full Software
Comodo Internet Security Pro 2011 v5.4
Comodo Internet Security 5 includes the company's free firewall and antivirus program, which together do a good job of keeping your PC safe from even the very latest in malware threats.
Reboot after installation and the program will immediately go to work, popping up alerts about any of your applications that want to go online, or otherwise behave in a suspect way. If you recognise the program and know it's safe, though, just click Allow, Comodo will remember your decision and you won't be asked again. So after a few minutes the pop-ups die down and you can carry on as normal. (Except, of course, now you know you're protected by a tool that's keeping a very close eye on everything your programs do.)
Comodo's antivirus engine sees major improvements in this version. A host of new cloud-based technologies see white listing and malware detection now done in the cloud, enabling greater accuracy and faster detection of new threats. Cloud-based behaviour analysis traps zero-day malware before it can cause any damage. And a new spyware scanner uncovers and removes more malware than ever before.
The suite now also includes a Game Mode, which allows you to run games or other full-screen apps without being hassled by security pop-ups.
And improved application control puts you firmly in charge of what's run on your PC. The enhanced sandbox will successfully run more programs than ever in an isolated environment, where they can't affect the rest of your system. And you can now lock down a PC so hard that users will only be able to run known safe applications, greatly reducing the chance of any future infections.
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MAGIX Movie Edit Pro MX (v18)
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Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2012 [1-PC, 1-YR]
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Spotlight: Editor's Choice
Freemake Video Converter 3.0.1.7
As you'll guess from the name, Freemake Video Converter is able to convert videos from one format to another - but that's just the start of its capabilities.
The program imports a lengthy list of video formats, and can convert them to AVI, WMV, MP4 and 3GP formats. If you just want the file to play on a particular device, though, you can simply select one of many built-in device profiles. Choose the "to MP4" conversion option, for instance, and you can choose from presets including "iPhone, iPod Touch", "iPhone 4, iPad", "iPod Classic, Nano", "iPod 5G", "PSP", "Smartphones" and "Digital media players". Pick the option that best suits your hardware and Freemake Video Converter will prepare the file for you right away.
There's also support for ripping DVDs (unprotected only), and if you drag in a number of videos then the program will burn them to a video DVD. There's not a great deal of control over the results - you can choose text, thumbnail or motion menus, for instance, but can't view or customise them - however this does make the process very quick and easy.
If you'd prefer to share your clips with the world, though, it might be easier to put them on YouTube - and Freemake Video Converter can do that, too. Just import the relevant videos, click the To YouTube button, enter your account details and the clips will be published for you.
And other features allow you to join videos, extract the soundtrack from a movie, create photo slideshows, and more.
Freemake Video Converter v3 is a major release and new features include:
-Added the option to create HTML5 video (Ogg Theora, WebM, H.264) with the example of web page integration
-Added the conversion to Nokia, Samsung, Blackberry mobiles
-Added the option to save format buttons to Favorites
-Added 1280x800 and 640x480 presets for Android
-Added MP2 audio codec to DVD parameters
-Added the ability to save 5.1 channels for DVD
-Improved the output quality of lengthy DVD videos
-Increased subtitles size
-Fixed the issue with 5.1 channels


















