2Geeks™ in the News

Say Hello to iGarde & oGarde (18 Jan 2008)

2GeeksinaLab announced the availability of their next Global Garde™ product lineup, iGarde™ & oGarde™. iGarde™ is the Internet version of Global Garde™, it will work on all digital devices that download content from the Internet (computers, cell phones, PDAs, iPods, MP3 players, etc). oGarde™ (also known as Object Garde) will protect individual ‘objects’ – any type – to any digital device and can be downloaded or pre-encoded on the medium.

oGarde™ represents a vast leap in technology in the content protection marketplace worldwide. According to industry leaders, this type of protection has not been available; until now.

 

2GeeksinaLab AV Press Release (12 Dec 2007)

2GeeksinaLab™ announced today the availability of its flagship product, Global Garde™ v1.0. Read the full AV press article here.

2GeeksinaLab Press Release (27 Nov 2007)

Local software development company releases world-shattering product. Today Dr. Thomas M. Fryer, CEO/President of 2GeeksinaLab, Inc. announced availability of their flagship product, Global Garde™ for computer software. Global Garde™ has been in development for the past two years at the 2GeeksinaLab office.

“The future of content protection is here today.” said Dr. Thomas M. Fryer, CEO/President of 2GeeksinaLab. 2GeeksinaLab will be scheduling appointments to demonstrate Global Garde™ to video game and software companies in the US beginning in January 2008.

The first in our line of products will be marketed and sold both as an anti-piracy solution for protecting copyrighted media such as DVD’s, software, and other commercial software products. Global Garde™ is content security that far surpasses any conventional protection in the market today that can be sold as a solution to the multi-Billion dollar problem of piracy. Global Garde™ offers a solid solution to the multi-billion dollar piracy issue that continues to wreak havoc on companies.

Established in 2004, 2GeeksinaLab, Inc. is a research and development company specializing in the creation of innovative computer software and hardware technologies and was funded almost entirely by the visionary residents of the Antelope Valley.