::04.10.2012:: Red Button 4.1 released

Red Button      Pothos released Red Button 4.1, an efficient Windows maintenance utility. Red Button provides everything a user needs to remove junk data and improve PC performance. In the new version added the data eraser module that will allow you to completely remove sensitive data from a storage device. Also, improved cleaning for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and memory dumps.


     ::03.30.2012:: New application released - Onlive Clock

Onlive Clock      Onlive Clock is a free alarm clock that will allow you to wake up using your browser. The features includes: built-in radio with many stations; various kinds of clock (digital, LED, analog); multiple alarms including talking wake up voice; flexible configuration; the set of background images and sounds; cuckoo; full-screen mode; the ability to automatically open Web pages; if your internet connection fails, the alarm clock will still work; remembers the settings; do not require registration; absolutely free.


     ::03.19.2012:: Passport 1.6 released

Passport      Pothos released Passport 1.6, an easy-to-use password manager, which helps you to manage your passwords, logins, user IDs, access codes, and related information in a secure way. No need to remember all those passwords and nobody can access them, but you. The new version includes the abilities to copy URLs and program paths via the context menu and toolbar, to import/export CSV files, to merge databases, some other improvements and bug fixes.


     ::01.11.2012:: OnLiveSoft is one year old

OnLiveSoft      A year ago we launched OnLiveSoft, the world's first Web applications directory. Since then, we never stop working on improving it. If you have not been on OnLiveSoft before, you are welcome. The resource will help you estimate the advantages of cloud technologies, such as simplicity, accessibility, cross-platform (both software and hardware), reliability and safety. No need to download, install and configure anything - just use. New applications appears almost daily.