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Clearapps announced the upcoming all-new release of PC Inventory Advisor long ago, and is positively moving on to the final upload. The last wave of our beta testing team efforts is underway and our early feedback proves that the new version is delivering much improved performance!

With the new approach for IT specialists and new features for all current users, PC Inventory Advisor makes network troubleshooting, software and hardware inventory, PC audit and upgrades planning easier than ever. Being one of the most convenient solutions for network inventory (as confirmed by many IT specialists in the US and other countries who use the new beta and were our clients since the early 1.0), PC Inventory Advisor 3.0 will hit the new release every other week. We are doing our best to present yet unseen flexibility of user interface combined with powerful network audit core of this fresh solution for software and hardware audit in big and small networks.

Thanks to all volunteers and offline users of PC Inventory Advisor 3.0 we are almost ready to deliver these spicy new features:

- ribbon-style user interface for better access to effective computer inventory;
- the most informative reports ever, including every minor detail you can get from all your assets remotely;
- nicely organized report snapshots stored by dates, so you can easily compare configurations you had before, track network changes, and have access to your network inventory by time;
- simple printing and exporting of software and hardware audit reports;
- new scanning speed and simultaneous multi-scan of any number of computers;
- and much more!

With PC Inventory Advisor 3.0 you don’t get pure information only – now you can build many customizable analysis templates with several clicks in no time!

By just leaving your e-mail , you can be the first to get and start using new PC Inventory Advisor to simplify your day.

Thanks to everyone who volunteered to take part in beta-testing, who helped make PC Inventory Advisor the most “by-users-for-users” experience. All of us here in ClearApps plan, develop, code, organize, upload, design and work hard even over week-ends to deliver the new version ASAP.

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Online Games Site Upgrades to 1gbit uplink to Meet Growing Demand

PlayedOnline.com has just moved to brand new QuadCore servers on a 1Gbit fiber uplink to meet the incredibly fast growing demand for the site’s popular Online Games. Since its launch, PlayedOnline.com has gained incredible popularity amongst online flash based games fans. The website has had over ten million game sessions in total, with the numbers growing every day.

“We are very happy with the results we were able to achieve in such a short time after its launch in December 2005,” says Mike Patton of PlayedOnline.com.” We were actually a bit shocked to find out that we were running out of bandwidth and the servers weren’t keeping up. It came as a surprise that our resource started duplicating traffic weekly or even bi-weekly, people just love fast and accessible online games,” he added.

The most popular game on the website is Tetris -– an old time classic that was played over 200k times alone. The second leader is the Sega old-timer Sonic the Hedgehog. Third place is dominated by Pacman.

Research has shown that people playing these old time classics find other favorite, yet somehow forgotten, games they have enjoyed years ago. Thanks to PlayedOnline.com, these games are easily playable online and can be enjoyed pretty much from any device –- be it a PC, a Mac, or even a Wii or a portable browser-equipped gadget.

During the past few months traffic studies have shown that there was a huge increase in Direct Traffic. Obvious explanation to that would be that people share their resources offline. This isn’t typical for online resources other than social networks. In fact, it is really hard to find a good online gaming resource that would be both fast and user friendly, thus explaining the will to share peoples’ experiences offline.

The URL is also catchy. Much like “The Wii” that sounds just like the word “We”, the name PlayedOnline is used a lot in daily speech. This is a great marketing scheme to brand your domain, as when people pronounce the phrase “played online”, the sub-conscious automatically makes a reference to the site, and you would most likely remember it during the conversation with the phrase mentioned in it.

With the new servers installed, PlayedOnline.com will be able to handle the growing demand for years, or maybe just months to come. “It is our hope to continue providing free, fast and hassle free entertainment for years to come,” added Mike Patton.