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iLook

Publisher: DanPromote
Virus scanned Windows Free
Download v1.0 1.4K downloads
Version1.0
Publisher DanPromote
Release dateNov 7, 2008
Date addedOct 6, 2005
Os requirementsWindows 95, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows, Windows XP, Windows NT
RequirementsWindows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
Total downloads1,433
Downloads per week1
PriceFree

Description

ILook is a newly developed desktop application that brings you much closer to the streams of news and other information from the Internet. By using this program you're served updated news around the clock without having to surf around an unlimited number of homepages and without having your mailbox filled with newsletters an unwanted spam. ILook also gives you lightning fast access to more than 200 radio stations, providing uninterrupted entertainment, news, sports, and classical music.

Review

Editor review

News junkies can stay on top of the news through the Web or Net radio with this newsreader. iLook has a unobtrusive, vertical window that lists options depending on the function you choose: newsreader headlines, Net radio stations, or search engines.

Selecting newsfeed sources from a preloaded list was easy to do in our tests, and we were able to specify the time interval for updates. Clicking a headline quickly opened the story at its source site with our default browser. However, although adding RSS feeds from unlisted sources was simple to perform, the feed headlines from at least one source never appeared. (While the source site may have been the cause, iLook didn't alert us to any problems in retrieving the news.)

Available Net radio stations include a variety of international sources, so nearly every taste for news or music should be satisfied. Likewise, the list of search engines includes German as well as the most popular English sites, although the program offers no way of adding other engines. iLook is free and easy to use, so any level of user will find it a handy little addition to their bag of Internet tools.

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