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Avast Ultimate

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Avast is well known for its antivirus software, but it’s also the maker of Avast Ultimate , one of the best PC optimizers . Ultimate combines the antivirus capabilities with additional security and other features to help speed up your PC . In this Avast Ultimate review, we’ll take a closer look at all these features as well as the software’s pricing, support, and ease of use. A license for Avast Ultimate can be purchased for one or 10 devices (Image credit: Avast) Plans and pricing Avast Ultimate can be purchased for a single device or ten, whether they be PCs, Macs, or Android and iOS devices. The single-license price is $5.49/month or $65.88/year, and the 10-license price is $6.49/month or $77.88/year. The full Avast Ultimate package doesn’t come with a free trial, but it includes Avast Free Antivirus and Premium Security which can be tried free for 60 days for Macs and 30 days for PCs. It is also offered with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Avast Ultimate offers securit

Revo Uninstaller Free

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Revo Uninstaller Free is a software uninstaller tool for Windows from Bulgarian software developer Revo Group. You might wonder why you’d need a software utility to uninstall applications when Windows has a built-in Add or Remove Programs tool in the control panel. But certain applications can stubbornly refuse to be uninstalled, most likely due to a misconfiguration. Software uninstall tools also help ensure that no pesky files or registry entries are left behind after a program has been removed. Want to try Revo Uninstaller Free? Download it here In our Revo Uninstaller Free review, we test out all of its features and outline why we think that it’s one of the best free software uninstallers available today. The paid version of Revo Uninstaller has several useful features missing from the Free version (Image credit: Revo Uninstaller Free) Plans and pricing As its name suggests, Revo Uninstaller Free comes at no cost. But there’s a paid Pro version on offer if you want so

IObit Uninstaller

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Most Windows applications come with built-in uninstall tools, but these are often difficult to find. Depending on how much you have installed, you could spend hours looking for a software uninstaller to declutter your computer. Fortunately, there are free uninstallers that make it easy to quickly remove applications from your computer, even those that don’t have an uninstall function of their own. In our IObit Uninstaller review, we’ll take a look at the software’s features and benefits to help you determine whether it’s the best option for you. Want to try IObit Uninstaller? Check out the website here IObit Pro annual licenses cost $14.77 for one PC or $16.77 for up to three (Image credit: IObit Uninstaller) Plans and pricing Like many other uninstallers, IObit is free to use, but you can get a Pro license in order to unlock additional features. At the time of writing, a one-year license costs $14.77 for a single PC or $16.77 for as many as three. You don’t need a Pro

Geek Uninstaller

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Some desktop applications come with a built-in uninstaller, but other platforms don’t make it so simple. Completely removing a program from your computer can be surprisingly complicated without a dedicated uninstall service. Even if you move the app itself to the recycle bin, you could be missing other files that are adding unnecessary clutter to your computer. With that in mind, many users download separate uninstall tools to minimize storage use and keep their device neat. Geek Uninstaller is a popular software uninstaller for Windows users, and it’s entirely free to use. In our Geek Uninstaller review, we take a close look at the application’s features and functionality to help you decide whether it’s the right option for you. Want to try Geek Uninstaller? Check out the website here Geek is a free and flexible uninstall tool for Windows users that is available on its own or bundled with AnyToISO (Image credit: Geek Uninstaller) Plans and pricing As mentioned, you don’t

Venmo

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Venmo is appealing for many users who need to make payments due to its quick and easy appeal, though it’s not a money transfer service per se. While most services that allow you to send or receive cash don't involve too much in the way of legwork, Venmo has pulled in a lot of users who like its simplicity and social edge. Central to the process of sending money is its excellent app, while the money transfer service also has the added benefit of being owned by PayPal . Want to try Venmo? Check out the website here As a result, Venmo comes with plenty of the latest features that make it a great digital wallet-style accompaniment to have on your phone, allowing you to pay for purchases on the go. In addition, there’s the social aspect of Venmo that has been integrated into the service, with the ability for users to share updates about their purchases to contacts. If you frequently spend money as part of a group of friends, for example, Venmo is ideal. Similar products worthy o

Azimo money transfer

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Azimo is an enterprising money transfer business that was launched 8 years ago and has since grown its online service to cover over 200 countries. With around 80 different currencies on offer users can choose from a variety of ways to move their money, including bank deposits and mobile wallets . It’s even possible to use cash, despite the current prevalence of coronavirus putting many off old school paper money. Want to try Azimo? Check out the website here Two years ago Azimo boosted its appeal by developing a money transfer option specifically for businesses, which offers a neat twist on the convenience of sending money around the globe. Azimo Business lets small and medium-sized ventures make use of transfer services that can be less expensive than their banks, while also offering a faster and more efficient service. Similar products worthy of investigation include WorldRemit, Venmo , Western Union, PayPal and Zelle . The Azimo experience is a clean and simple one on bot

WorldRemit money transfer

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WorldRemit is just one of many different money transfer services that have become increasingly popular, especially since coronavirus has taken hold. Money transfer services are perfect for moving funds around, and thanks to quite a lot of competition they're now a relatively cheap and easy way of getting the job done. WorldRemit was set up in 2010, is headquartered in London and sits in the same marketplace as the likes of Azimo, Transferwise , CurrencyFair, Lebara Money Transfer, PayPal, Zelle and other competitors. Want to try WorldRemit? Check out the website here You can access the service online using a web browser or app and the company aims to provide competitive prices if you’re looking to send money overseas. This is particularly so when WorldRemit put up against traditionally major players in the money transfer marketplace, such as Western Union. You can use WorldRemit to transfer money via a web browser or using its app (Image credit: WorldRemit) Pricing W

Amazon Echo Dot with Clock (2020) review

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The new Amazon Echo Dot with Clock (2020) was announced alongside a host of other Echo speakers at the company’s hardware event in September, with the latest new Echo Dot coming with a smart LED timepiece.  Jump to Price and availability Design Setup Smart assistant Audio performance Should I buy it? Like its predecessor, the Echo Dot with Clock can double as a bedside alarm, albeit one that comes with all the smarts of Alexa on board alongside the ability to control your smart home devices (via a separate Zigbee-supporting speaker).  It has undergone a rather radical design overhaul over the previous Echo Dot with Clock , sporting a space age-esque spherical design that's available in both gray and white color schemes. All the features of the previous Echo Dot with Clock remain, including a 3.5mm AUX-in port, and the blue Alexa light ring – although this is now located at the bottom of the smart speaker rather than the top.  (Image credit: TechRadar) Aside fr

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate

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Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is essentially a bundle of multiple services in one monthly payment. With it, subscribers get Xbox Game Pass for console, the PC version, and Xbox Live Gold all rolled into one. That means you can pick from a buffet of games on console or PC, and be able to play them all online, and you may never need to buy a game ever again on Xbox One or one of the new Xbox Series S / Series X consoles. The service is such a core pillar of Xbox’s strategy that you can buy one of the new consoles with it as part of the Xbox All Access service. With a wealth of third-party games rotated into the service on an almost weekly basis, first-party games arriving on launch day (including the upcoming Halo Infinite ), and your monthly Xbox Live Gold fee included, it’s a great deal even if you’re just a console player. Factor in the PC version of Game Pass for even more titles to play, as well as the addition of EA Play on both platforms, and you’ll never run out of