Without doubt, there is a core set of applications and tools you need on all PCs, whether it’s your own machine or those of users. That set typically includes one or more Web browsers along with ...

Windows: If you're upgrading to Windows 7 from XP, you'll spend a lot of time grabbing installers and Next-Next-Next-clicking through setup wizards. Unless you use Ninite to check off the best free ...

Got a fresh installation of Windows on which you want to install a bunch of software? Ninite very quickly installs a handful of your choice with its no-touch installer. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in ...

With Ninite, you can install numerous free applications at once. It’s free, elegantly presented, and easy to use. A new computer is like a box of chocolates… if the box were half-full of chocolates ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Installing applications sucks. Loading up the download page, waiting ...

Now that Windows 7 is being met with mostly positive reviews and green-lighting by software professionals, no doubt many will be making the switch to Microsoft’s new operating system in the next ...

Windows 7 has been out for almost a week and the horror stories seem relatively few and far between. Maybe you’re thinking it’s time to take the plunge? I did four upgrades last weekend, all of them ...

The most cumbersome of processes that we have to go through after installing a fresh copy of Windows is to re-install all those programs we tend to use on a daily basis. But installing all these ...

One of the very first things I do when I’m faced with a fresh operating system is to fire up its default browser—the meh Edge or Safari—and head straight to Ninite (Windows) or macapps.link (Mac).