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List of Apps Updates No need to spend time continually monitoring updates for OSs and applications by yourself The Apptimized Updates supplies you with an instant notification system that inform you when an application in your portfolio is updated by the vendor. You will also be aware of possible vulnerabilities that can impact your software infrastructure. We monitor over 250 products and add new once all the time. You are able to choose which applications you want to monitor and view its current version status. Purchasing an Apptimized update subscription provides you with a fully automated notification system. The Updates subscription can be obtained for 3 USD per application. 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