This little program released by FileHippo is a necessity.

If you like to keep all of your programs up to date, this is the download for you.

The software will scan your computer and compare the version of your program to the latest on their database.
It will open up a browser screen like this


Yeah, I had a lot of updates...

Then in just 2 clicks, you will download the latest version of your favourite programs.

It will also tell you if there are betas available.

Sound good?
Download from here:
http://www.filehippo.com/updatechecker/

And tell me what you think!

Cool, I'm definitely gonna use this

Downloaded it just then - 14 updates and 4 beta..... fkn also just downloaded them too... bye bye computer speed as they all install!

This is the best thing ever invented and for free

<3 File Hippo

I've had this program for ages, always lets me know whens theres a beta released for one of my programs it is a must have program for those obsessive people that like their programs up to date

I love Betas too. Never really had much of a problem with them

Same, I always like a good beta if it has great improvements on features

Speaking of which, the latest Google Chrome Betas were so unstable.

I thaught you can't advertise on spec....?
Meh,
Don't see the point of it really.. Just making someone rich somewhere

This isn't bloody advertising.

Stop pissing me off.

How is it making anyone rich when it is FREE.

Not gonna go there.

Its making some guy rich, because you are viewing his site, and he get x amount of dollars for developing the program or what ever.
Nothing is free.

MiniMan wrote:Not gonna go there.

Its making some guy rich, because you are viewing his site, and he get x amount of dollars for developing the program or what ever.
Nothing is free.

Your an idiot, they get there money from advertising and user donations.

http://www.filehippo.com/info/about/

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