Gallatin, Tennessee (February, 2009) – The Shareware Industry Awards Foundation, Inc. is proud to announce that registrations for the annual Software Industry Conference are now open. The conference will be held in Boston, MA July 16th through 198h, 2009. This exciting event, now in its 19th year, will be held at the Boston Marriott Quincy in Quincy MA.

The Software Industry Conference features three days of informative sessions that cover a wide range of subjects of interest to software developers. There’ll be sessions on marketing, foreign markets, outsourcing development, copyrights and trademarks, and much more.
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With the economy in such poor shape, people start budgeting and turn their head to online personal finance programs. However their complexity is often so frustrating that many cannot event understand whether they lived within a budget this month or not. As a result, users come back to the simplest personal finance tool – pencil, paper and brain. The folks behind Personal Finances 3.2 think it doesn’t have to be that way.

February 4, 2009 – Alzex today announces Personal Finances 3.2, the newest version of a personal finance manager that will help users to track income and expenses quickly and virtually automatically. With a glance at its reports and graphs, users will understand their earning and spending patterns, find areas of excessive expenditure and cut down unnecessary expenses. Personal Finances also provides future planning. Users can project expected spending and income and know their exact financial situation at a future date.
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February 4, 2009 – SeriousBit, a fast-growing software developer, announces the release of NetBalancer 1.1. This traffic shaping tool with lots of useful features lets you combine browsing the Internet and downloading huge files without any inconvenience. With NetBalancer you can monitor internet traffic, set traffic rate limits and even network priorities for all applications.

A lot of users surf the Internet while downloading movies and mp3 files, which take a large bandwidth and make surfing quite slow. How to combine all required network activities without getting annoyed by low speed? Most traffic shaping tools set speed limits for applications and processes, though it is not very convenient either. For example, you limit your downloading speed and surf your favorite web site. When you are done with surfing, the bandwidth is free, yet your downloading speed is still limited! Dealing with limits implies constant tuning of your traffic shaping program.
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