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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 11, 2009
Keynote themes. I know how you all love your Keynote themes. Hopefully you also love HDR photography software new MacBook Pro laptop bags. iPhone lovers are going to be happy if they love puzzle games, geotagging, finance management, top models, racing games and the Commodore 64. That’s right, the Commodore 64 Emulator is back in the app store, and we’re all better people for it.
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App it Up: Skee-Ball
With goals to achieve, an online leaderboard, and the ability to exchange fake tickets for fake prizes, Skee-Ball is likely to stay in your game rotation longer than you’d expect.
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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - August 17, 2009
Slow day today. Very slow day. But Gmail push notification, i.TV remote control, and a $2,500 prize package are still worth a look.
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - April 13, 2009
There’s now an iPhone app called “Diffle,” which makes me think of Benny Hill every time I say it. Someone will have to explain why that is. On the creepy side of things, there’s also an app for tracking your exposure to radiation. Yikes. I’ll remain happily ignorant, thank you.… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update round-up - March 19, 2009
BeeJive combats piracy, Mobis provides cool comfort, Elgato speeds things up, Omenie gets all mellow, Cocktail clears a worm and Freeverse updates Europe. If that’s not enough for you, we’ve got plenty more, so check out today’s updates. Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update round-up - March 12, 2009
Heavy on the iPhone apps today, light on the Mac apps. When you find out that one of the iPhone apps is a game from the Don Bluth camp, though, you may not care about anything else. Unless, you’re into Evangelion, then you’ll care about something else. And if you’re… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update round-up - March 5, 2009
Well, it started out all fun and games with the iPhone updates today, including The Perfect Guy, MouthOff and Scramble. But then Blue Lightning Labs had to come in with its math app and ruin the party for everyone. Thanks, a lot, Blue Lighting. The Mac updates aren’t making us… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update round-up - December 10, 2008
Macintosh and iPhone software updates and announcements for December 10, 2008. BatchOutput DOC 2 Mailplane 2.0 Christmas Mail Stationery templates for Apple’s Mail “Fabulous Christmas Greetings” for iPhone and iPod Touch Calisto Pro system home cordless phone with an integrated Bluetooth headset Tioti TV+ for iPhone Truphone Anywhere for iPhone… Continue Reading »
Oranized widget from iSlayer ready for Leopard
iSlayer is at it again with another widget for your Mac’s Dashboard. Dubbed Organized, this widget features a calendar with events, world clocks, notes and to-dos. What makes it even cooler is that the calendar and to-dos use Mac OS X’s built-in databases, so they’re always in sync with iCal… Continue Reading »
Mere Mortal Software introduces Inspire Me
Mere Mortal Software is now offering an application called Inspire Me. This software contains an online database full of inspirational quotes which it can display at certain intervals during the day using its interface or Growl. Additional quotes can be downloaded from the database, and if you want to use… Continue Reading »
Intelliscreen lets you put some web widgets into your iPhone
iPhone application developer Intelliborn has just released a new killer application for the iPhone called the IntelliScreen. This new application compiles weather, e-mail, SMS message, RSS feeds, news, sports and wheather widgets and displays them to your iPhone’s “Slide to Unlock Screen.” The application allows for the display of four… Continue Reading »
Making Facebook Chat Practical
Facebook chat is a little awkward… it’s stuck in the browser, and even if popped out, it still runs in Safari. By closing the window, or moving to a new tab, you close your chat. Fortunately, Mac OS X makes it easy to run Facebook Chat separately from Safari. Here… Continue Reading »
Easter mEgg Hunt reveals list of participants
The mEgg Hunt, “brings seasonal fun” where Mac users will surf a Mac developer’s site and try to find an egg. Once they find an egg they’ll receive a code towards 20% off the purchase of the software. The Easter mEgg Hunt just revealed the list of participants, so once… Continue Reading »
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