To use Ninite, visit the Ninite website and check the box next to each program you want to install. Ninite has bots that make ...

Windows only: Ninite, makers of supremely convenient one-click installation tools that you can easily share, have added a new tool: an update watcher that stays on top of Ninite's 92 supported apps.

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 ...

Previously called Volery, Ninite is a solution to a problem which must pain us all. The time it takes to install software, in particular, on a new machine, is considerable and Ninite have provided a ...

Ninite, the all in one easy PC setup tool recently released a pro version of their service targeted towards businesses. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Ninite, it’s a customizable installer ...

The next time you want to install your favorite browser, update iTunes, or get the latest security release for Flash, do yourself a favor. Skip the vendor’s site and go straight to Ninite.com instead.

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 ...

Simply put, the Ninite installer is one of the easiest ways to get many of your favorite apps loaded up after that fresh Windows 7 upgrade. It allows you to bulk install up to 58 popular Windows apps ...

Mac: It's always a bit of a process to find, download, and install all the apps you want on a new Mac. Get Mac Apps is a new service that makes that process a bit easier by allowing you to choose from ...

I had a great idea earlier today but I have no idea how to go about it. For those of you who use Ninite, wouldn't it be awesome to integrate your setup file into your Windows 7 ISO? Any idea how one ...

Are you upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7 or buying a new PC? In both cases, you face the same tedious chore: reinstalling all your apps. That means digging out a bunch of CDs and/or downloading ...