MiserWare in the Press:

Treehugger.com Wants You to Feed Your PC Granola

Blacksburg, VA — (January 29, 2011) – Granola, MiserWare’s popular software power management freeware, was recently featured on Treehugger.com in an article entitled: “Feed your PC Granola (the Software) to cut Energy Use.” Author Jeff Kart praises the free, eco-friendly, energy-saving software as “too good to be true” for energy –conscious environmentalists with PCs and laptops. In the full article, Kart additionally comments on how easy the software was to download and install for a non-expert.

MiserWare CEO Kirk Cameron was pleased with the high-profile coverage: “We designed the free software for the environmentally conscious to help them do their part to reduce computer energy waste. Since launching Granola, the blog community has been essential to its growing popularity as reflected in Jeff’s Treehugger.com article.”
To read the article in full, please visit the link provided: http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/01/feed-pc-granola-miserware-cut-energy-use.php

MiserWare makes software that reduces energy waste in computers. Their patent-pending technologies ensure energy reductions without loss of performance or availability. Granola software power management is MiserWare’s flagship product and is available for free for personal use. Granola has been listed on TIME Magazine’s Top 20 Ways to Go Green and PC Magazines Best Free Software. Granola is also available for business use in versions for the enterprise and data centers. Follow MiserWare on Twitter and Facebook.

Contact:
Kirk W. Cameron
press@miserware.com
http://grano.la
http://www.miserware.com
(540) 552-2914

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