Archive for January, 2012

Five Little Known Windows 7 Features

January 25th, 2012 written by Christoph in Tips and Tricks

So, you think you know Windows 7 inside and out? Think again! In this week’s blog post, I am going to show you five little known Windows 7 features you may have never even heard of. #1 Power efficiency report Here at TuneUp, we love power efficiency which is why this Windows feature is one [...]

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TuneUp Economy Mode: Benchmarks, Benchmarks, Benchmarks

January 18th, 2012 written by Tibor in Behind the Scenes

A few week’s ago we had a blog post, in which we explained the reasoning behind developing our power-saving feature, TuneUp Economy Mode (part of our TuneUp Utilities 2012), and how it works. But in the end, it all boils down to one question: How much battery life can I really save? Today, we’ll put [...]

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Tune Up Your Web: Get the Latest Flash Player 11.2 Beta for Better Web Performance

January 11th, 2012 written by Sandro Villinger in Tips and Tricks

While Adobe Flash’s domination has been waning over the past couple of months, it’s still a very popular technology for displaying full-screen, high definition (HD), video streams, games, and effect-heavy websites. Despite this, Flash has gained a reputation for being a very CPU-heavy technology that slows down PCs and decreases desktop battery life. However, Adobe [...]

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TuneUp Economy Mode: 30% more Battery Life? Yes!

January 4th, 2012 written by Tibor in Behind the Scenes

If there’s one thing that’s really important for PC users on-the-go, it’s battery life. Thanks to the massive performance enhancements in laptops such as the second-generation Core i7 and AMD FX CPUs, many users tend to look out for energy efficiency and battery life instead of just raw processing power. To prevent your laptop from [...]

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