[Please decide on what you want to call the program]

Look, I'm not saying do something at the cost of core functionality, but attention to detail does matter. For example, a program (not talking of MBAM here) might seemingly work well but obvious spelling mistakes in the UI will always make me uncomfortable about what other slipshod work or bugs the program contains. Anyway, this is not a priority request obviously. As exile said they might do this properly in the future, and that's fine by me.

[Please decide on what you want to call the program]

Ok, but can't you have an apostrophe removal function added to the installer?

[Please decide on what you want to call the program]

Somewhere it's called Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, somewhere it's called Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (without the apostrophe).

For example:

Start Menu

Folder in Windows Explorer

Inside the program itself I can see no apostrophe anywhere.

Can you follow a consistent naming/branding scheme everywhere please? I know it is gramatically correct to add the apostrophe, but I think it just looks nicer and cleaner without it.

[Low Resolution Tray Icon]

I fully agree! Also see the MBAM icon in the Windows Explorer context menu:

Obviously they forgot to ensure that the background is transparent, and so it looks ugly with that black background, especially compared to all the other nice icons. Even the older contex menu icon was better. I like the new look, but it seems the changes were rushed out and this sort of lack of attention to detail is not expected from an otherwise great program.

[Interface Change Woes]

But then, how do you expect this to be handled? Can't keep sticking to the same UI indefinitely after all, right?

[New icon suggestion]

I think this is a great idea that MBAM should implement! Not only for aged users, even for us it'll be very easy to see at a glance what the system satus is.