Just Another Mobile Monday

An Upgrade Worth Making

Posted by: Judie on Jul 12 2007

Not long ago I reviewed one of my must-have programs, DinarSoft’s MemMaid (v1.73), for Clinton Fitch (Dot) Com!. Hardly any time later, there is now a major upgrade. Say hello to v2.0, which not only has a fresh new look but also includes many new features…

Keep reading for the press release and more screenshots…

DinarSoft Corporation, a leading Windows Mobile developer, released an all-new MemMaid 2.0. A major upgrade to previous versions. MemMaid is an all-in-one memory and system manager that incorporates many utilities in one intuitive interface.
MemMaid utilities helps you detect all the files and registry entries that consume your memory and remove them leaving your Pocket PC’s memory clean like never before. The only tool you will ever need to clean and manage your Pocket PC’s memory.
Upgrade options are available to previous customer.

New and exciting features include:
-New shiny look
-More than 25 New and Update cleaner items
-Enhanced Reclaim RAM module
-Cleaner Scheduling
-Full function registry editor
-Registry Import/Export
-Database manager
-Database Explorer
-Import/export databases
-Built-in context sensitive help
-CPU and Memory usage
-External card tools
-CAB Installer/uninstaller
-File type association
-Advanced notification manager
-System tweaks
-Applications cache mover
-Custom look and feel
-Enhanced DLL Optimizer
-QVGA-VGA Support
-Square, landscape and portrait Support
-Windows Mobile 6 (Professional and Classic) support.
-And much more

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If you haven’t given MemMaid a try yet, then now is the time! You get a 15 day free trial, and once you realize that you can’t live without it, it’s only $19.99.

Download it here, see what all the fuss is about, and see why I like it so much.

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2176CommentsAn+Upgrade+Worth+Making2007-07-12+18%3A57%3A46Judie left comments on this post

Jul 12, 2007 - 02:07:06

spmwinkel said:

I’m wondering how this compares to SK Tools’ current version. I know that many people find the MemMaid interface easier to navigate, but feature-wise (when you’re used to the interface) I don’t think this adds a lot more to SK Tools, which also does backups and is cheaper… But for some SK Tools might be too much, or too risky (I think it might be easier to do harm with SK Tools, MemMaid has seems ’safer’ for some reason, don’t know why).

But, just like Pocket Informant / Agenda Fusion, comparison reviews take a lot of time, are quickly outdated because of updates, and often result just in “both are very capable programs, and which one you choose is just a matter of personal preference”… So that’s probably why noone takes puts in the effort.

Let me ask a question to the JAMM readers - what do you use to clean/maintain your device?

Personally I use SK Tools!
Jul 12, 2007 - 03:07:59

dgoldring said:

SPM, I solved this debate the only way I could…I bought both.
But you are abolsutely right this is one of those debates like SBSH and Spb which largely comes down to personal preferences.

Doug
Jul 12, 2007 - 05:07:57

Brandon Steili said:

I use Memmaid… I guess I never bothered to try SKTools out because Memmaid did what I wanted and worked really well.

Maybe it’s high time I give it a shot? Maybe a side-by-side exam?
Jul 13, 2007 - 12:07:11

spmwinkel said:

It doesn’t hurt to get the trial.
Jul 13, 2007 - 01:07:10

Brandon Steili said:

We’re working on getting a side-by-side setup… of course it’s going to take some time, but it’ll happen. I promise to be “fair” and “impartial”
Jul 13, 2007 - 01:07:57

dgoldring said:

I just heard from the folks at Dinarsoft regarding their upgrade policy. If you purchased MemMaid after May 1, 2007, then this will be a free upgrade. If you purchased it earlier than that then you are entitled to a 50% discount.

Doug
Jul 13, 2007 - 05:07:34

DeeCee52 said:

I wish I could add the definitive comment, but I, too, have settled on indecision and bought both.

I agree with spmwinkel, that the SKTools interface can be a bit off putting. I also think it is easier to get into more trouble with SKTools, mainly because it does a few more things and also seems to find more “items” in each category. If you are not careful it is easy to remove registry and other items th tyo really need.

I tend to use memmaid throughout my workweek, on the fly and between hard resets. SKtools is that planned routine maintenance to really get the axim in tiptop shape. So I think there is room for both.
Jul 14, 2007 - 12:07:37

dgoldring said:

One featureI really like in the new MemMaid is the Protected option, which will only run those features which will not cause permanent harm to your device.

Doug

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