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Google Chrome for Mac now official, here’s a first look
This week, Google announced an official version of Google Chrome, a result of the Chromium project, at the Web 2.0 Summit in California. What that means is that outside of nightly developer builds, this version—build 4.0.223.8—is the first official release build of the software. While the Windows version has been official and crushing it for quite some time now, Google certainly took their time on the Mac side.
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Dropbox makes its way to the iPhone, proves to be just as awesome as on the Mac
Remember about a month ago when the team over at Dropbox submitted their iPhone application to Apple for review for the App Store?
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What to expect from Adobe Photoshop Elements 8
Normally, when you see the word Photoshop followed by something, it means a dumbed down version. But I saw a demo of Photoshop Elements 8 on Monday, and there’s nothing dumb about it.
Snow Leopard marks domain over RTF; here’s how to reclaim your territory
Looks like Snow Leopard is an alpha male, at least when it comes to the RTF document format. If you use a word processor that saves to RTF by default, you’ll notice quite quickly that Snow Leopard is going to take control of all of your files, forcing them to… Continue Reading »
Snow Leopard to have built-in antivirus?
With Snow Leopard set to release this Friday, August 28th, many Apple fans are excited to both try it out and get some space back on their hard drive. Also, if you’re like me, you don’t really care that it doesn’t include any great, new features as long as it… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Radio Gaga
Getting sick of your iTunes library in it’s current state? You have a few options. You could buy more CDs or MP3s, or you could download whatever you want, but that’s bad, so don’t. Another option you might find appealing, depending on your personal preferences, is internet radio. Radio Gaga… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Tweetie for Mac OS X
Tweetie for Mac was officially released earlier this week, and it has turned out to be just as popular as the iPhone version. There are currently two versions available for the app: ad supported or not. However, the ads in the free version can be turned off. When it comes… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Toast 10 Titanium (standard and Pro)
Sometimes when I observe the desperate struggle for relevance, it makes me sad. How can you watch a recent Madonna video, the latest Jim Carrey movie, or anything having to do with the Microsoft Zune and not be sympathetic to their plight? Don’t we all eventually come to fear that… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews NeatReceipts for Mac
Until the day when all transactions and receipts are electronic, you might want to consider a method other than physical files and folders for your receipts and important documents. That is exactly what NeatReceipts is for. It will scan your receipts, business cards and other important documents, making electronic copies.… Continue Reading »
Could Apple pull off one app for all Internet-based tasks?
Apple currently ships a ton of full-fledged programs with Mac OS X. Safari, Mail, iChat, Address Book, and iCal are all great examples. As the operating system paradigm shifts, though, I think Apple could be the one to pull these apps all together into one really useful application that many… Continue Reading »
Mariner announces Contour screenplay structure software
Do you have a great idea for a movie, but don’t know how to turn it into a screenplay that makes any sense? Well, that’s never stopped those fellows who make the Saw movies, and now it doesn’t need to stop you, either, thanks to Mariner’s Contour screenplay structure software. Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Voila screen capture and image editing utility
Viola is a Mac OS X application that makes taking screenshots a cake walk. What sets this apart from other software in its class are the several editing features that are part of the suite. One of the features you notice when you first launch the application is that Viola… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Plantronics Calisto Pro
The Calisto Pro is the phone that does everything. It’s a cordless home handset/speakerphone with a bluetooth headset. If that wasn’t unique enough, it not only connects to your POTS (plain old telephone system) it also connects to your Mac via USB. But is it worth $279.95? Continue Reading »
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