RITLabs. Reviews on The Bat!

03/27/2008 BATTING ONE'S EMAILS
If you only send or receive a few emails, and those are of a trivial nature, even the most basic email client will be more than adequate. However, in general, it doesn't take too long to become reliant on emails for keeping in touch. Under these circumstances, it makes sense to use a versatile client that can be configured to your needs.

03/24/2008 The Bat! v4 – The Best Gets Better
Our devoted user Mark Geisinger goes on with reviewing The Bat! This time he focuses his attention on The Bat! v4 strengths and weaknesses, speaking of memory usage improvements and other issues. For example, Small Things Count section draws attention to addressee’s name capitalization feature, which is very useful despite being tiny.

03/03/2008 The Best Windows Email Client? The Bat!, of Course
The commercial software market for personal email clients is fairly thin. What with the high quality of free products like Thunderbird and the beasts that Microsoft inflicts upon us with Windows (obviously I have an attitude about this), I imagine it requires more than a bit of ingenuity and hard work to create a commercial product that competes well. RITLabs has what it takes and it shows well in The Bat!, a superb email client for Windows.

05/13/2007 Tyme Tech reviews The Bat!

12/14/2006 "The Bat!" E-Mails vom Feinsten
Das kostenlose E-Mail-Programm "The Bat!" ist nicht zuletzt dank seiner zahllosen Sonderfunktionen eine echte Alternative zu Microsofts Outlook. Ein heimlicher Favorit der Online-Gemeinde.

10/26/2006 Australian Computer Trader recommends The Bat! Voyager

Australian Computer Trader recommends The Bat! Voyager

On August, 8, 2006 Australian Computer Trader issued an article about The Bat! Voyager. We present its text hereby.

With good reason, travelers who wish to exchange important e-mails and general communications while on the move may feel exposed to security leaks as they use foreign systems for their communications. Exchanging confidential messages from a strange computer may well mean your communications will be saved and read later, perhaps by those very people from whom you want the texts hidden. Ritlabs has come up with an excellent solution to the problem that will give you peace of mind in corresponding across the globe when away from your own, well protected system.

10/26/2006 CHIP Online Russia recommends The Bat! to its readers

CHIP Online Russia recommends The Bat! to its readers

The Bat! is not just an email client. Many email program creators take its functionality as a benchmark; many IT analysts compare newly-appeared email clients with The Bat!.

10/26/2006 The Bat! Voyager v3.80.04 received the "100% CLEAN" AWARD from SOFTPEDIA
The latest version of The Bat! Voyager has received the "100% CLEAN" AWARD from SOFTPEDIA, here is what they say...

10/26/2006 The LUBRINCO Group recommends The Bat! Voyager in ÆGIS Journal

The LUBRINCO Group (http://www.lubrinco.com/) provides assistance in three areas of high risk too specialized to be dealt with inhouse. They identify and quantify threats and vulnerabilities, and their associated risk, then help manage the vulnerabilities so one can transfer or live with the residual risk. They help prevent disasterous financial loss and physical harm.

LUBRINCO Group's journal, ÆGIS, focuses on business risk that affects domestic and international bottom lines. It contains no advertising or marketing, and provides a forum for professionals to share their knowledge. In July, ÆGIS recommended The Bat! Voyager as a solution for business travelers.

		05/02/2006 The Bat! 3.6 Review at PC Pro magazine In an article about The Bat! v3.6 in PC Pro ISSUE: 138 DATE: April, 2006 (where it has been awarded the PC PRO Recommended logo) Davey Winder wrote: "Its security credentials are unimpeachable...