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AVG Debuts Powerful Social Media Integrator



AVG Debuts Powerful Social Media Integrator

- MultiMi™ emerges from beta as a safe and smart way to connect with people -

Auckland and Amsterdam, 18 July 2012 – AVG Technologies (NYSE: AVG), the provider of internet and mobile security to 114 million active users, today announced that the free social desktop app MultiMi™ has emerged from beta testing with a major update as a safe and smart way for people to manage their online social networks.

MultiMi is a social media integrator that helps people stay in touch with the people that matter in their life. Whether it’s Facebook, Gmail, Twitter or any other platform, MultiMi lets users stay in touch with one click. They can drag a tweet into an email while simultaneously updating their Facebook status or move a photo from email into Flickr or Picasa. Not only does MultiMi help users to seamlessly integrate multiple channels, it protects people’s online activity with AVG’s renowned LinkScanner® technology.

”The post-beta MultiMi incorporates a year’s worth of performance enhancements and feature requests we received from many engaged and active social media consumers,” said Eidan Apelbaum, CEO of Zbang It, creator of MultiMi. “Our testers did a great job providing us exactly the feedback our developers needed for us to evaluate, update and elevate the platform as compared to competing solutions.”
Improvements resulting from the beta testing include:
• A major aesthetic overhaul
• Full home and tab customization
• Ability to edit and save photos from various sources
• A built-in RSS reader
• Support for Google Reader
• Support for Pocket (formerly Read It Later)
• The built-in browser now uses Chromium instead of Internet Explorer which helped improve performance

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“As people spend more time online and use multiple platforms to engage with one another, we are constantly searching for ways to simplify, improve and better secure their online experience,” said JR Smith, CEO of AVG Technologies. “With MultiMi, AVG offers users the tools to get the most out of Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, LinkedIn and more. Whether they want to post commentaries, tweet news, share holiday photos, or post images of a new fascination – MultiMi makes the process fast and safe. With AVG’s LinkScanner security technology, MultiMi protects a user’s personal information from the worst of the Web’s threats.”

MultiMi is available as a free download for Windows® here and supports a broad range of services including:
• Email -- Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, PoP3 and IMAP
• Social -- Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
• Calendars -- Facebook, Google
• RSS -- Google reader and Pocket
• Photos -- Picasa, Facebook and Flickr
• Media -- YouTube
• Docs -- Gdocs, Box.net
• Chat -- Gtalk and Facebook

For more information, please visit the following:
What is MultiMi all about: www.youtube.com/MultiMi
MultiMi on AVG.com: www.avg.com/MultiMi
MultiMi on Facebook: www.facebook.com/AVGFree
MultiMi on Twitter: www.twitter.com/MultiMi
To download a press pack with logos and screenshots: www.multimi.com/AboutPress.aspx

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