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MacUpdate Bundle No Longer Waste of Money

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Apr 28, 2008 at 06:18 AM

MacUpdate has unlocked Parallels Desktop in its Promo Bundle, making it slightly worth the money. It seems like sales might not be as great as expected, because it took quite a while to reach the 5,000 sales needed for SoundStudio, and somewhere before the 6,000 mark, it seems they manually… Continue Reading »

MacUpdate Bundle Includes Parallels and 9 Other Apps, $65

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Apr 17, 2008 at 10:41 PM

Not digging the MacHeist bundle? Well you’re in luck because MacUpdate has just released their OWN bundle of software. In my opinion, it is a much better deal than the MacHeist Bundle, offering more unique applications. The bundle is priced at $64.99 and will end April 29th. The star of… Continue Reading »

Who should get the MacHeist bundle… and who shouldn’t

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Apr 15, 2008 at 08:15 AM

MacHeist is a fairly well known name around the Mac community. They have fun “Heists” with some free software, ending in a severely discounted software bundle after all the heists. Now they have released a “retail version” of the bundle, for the same $49 price. It includes some great programs,… Continue Reading »

Macheist Bundle: Coming soon to a store near you!

by Mark Rowland on Apr 13, 2008 at 10:21 AM

For those of you who missed out on the downloadable MacHeist Bundle, MacHeist recently announced that a hard-copy version will be for sale soon.  At MacHeist.com, there is a teaser video, showing a vault with the Bundle in it getting robbed, and a line at the end that tells you… Continue Reading »

Apple considering offering unlimited iTunes Store Music Downloads to iPod/iPhone Purchasers

by Patrick Lutz on Mar 19, 2008 at 02:23 PM

According to sources (specifically Financial Times), Apple is in the process of considering offering unlimited music downloads from the iTunes store at no cost to customers who purchase an iPod or iPhone at an inflated price. The concept is basically the same as Nokia’s “comes with music” program which they… Continue Reading »

MacHeist Bundle now includes 14 Applications

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Jan 21, 2008 at 10:48 PM

The MacHeist Bundle has gotten even bigger, jumping from 11 to 14 applications. Now valued at almost $500, it really is a good deal at only $49. Granted, most people wont find use for even 25% of the apps in the bundle, but $49 is a great price to pay… Continue Reading »

MacHeist 2 Bundle underway

by Jordan Satok on Jan 10, 2008 at 08:13 AM

The MacHeist 2 Bundle is now underway. It is a great opportunity to support indie mac developers, yet not burn a whole in your pocket. The Bundle Includes:1password CoverSutra Cha-Ching iStopMotion Awaken AppZapper TaskPaper CSSEdit (Unlocked at 5000 Bundles sold) Snapz Pro X (Unlocked at an undisclosed time) Pixelmator (Unlocked… Continue Reading »

MacHeist 2 bundle will include Pixelmator

by Stephen Chinnadorai on Jan 7, 2008 at 07:16 AM

As if MacHeist II hasn’t caused enough hype on the Apple blogosphere, here’s some more MacHeist II news. According to TUAW’s sources, they have learned that the contents of the final bundle will be announced on January 9, and it will cost the same as last year’s bundle: $49. Pixelmator… Continue Reading »

Mac Heist gifts some software this Christmas!

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Dec 20, 2007 at 07:52 PM

With barely any effort at all, you can get at least 7 more presents this Christmas. MacGivingTree.com is a site from MacHeist that gives you 2 presents that you can open on Christmas morning. It is luck of the draw what shareware you will get. With a simple friend referral,… Continue Reading »

SRS iWow 2 is now part up MacUpdate Bundle

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Dec 15, 2007 at 01:00 PM

Mac Update added SRS iWow to it’s software bundle today, just after unlocking it’s last original app from the pack. SRS iWow adds a boost to your speakers so that music sounds better- great for MacBooks with tinny speakers. The iWow site says “[notebook] speakers are tiny and often lacking… Continue Reading »

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