David Pierce posted this article on March 17, 2010 when he had been using a Mac about 8 months.
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Yes, there are more and more games … seems like every day there are a dozen or more games. But all are not created equal, so we’ll just show you the best — Cannon Cadets Revolutionary Level Builder * Blue Hole * Pew Pew Land * Cut It Up! * One Button, One Target, 5 Torpedoes * Fly Effect Real 3D — and more and more
This week’s roundup goes rock’em, sock’em, bump and groan – * Zombie Roadkill * Arcade Cats * Repentance Kung Fu * GravBot * Conquest: Divide and Conquer and a collection of three classics!
App Donkey has its own list of free Mac application. 1295 to be exact. You should be able to find most anything you want there.
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The Igloo Blog has posted this list of applications for customizing a Mac.
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IPads House made a list of the most popular iPad gaming applications of the week both to be paid for and free available at present through the iTunes store. The newcomer Fruit Ninja HD gives way to the leading Hemisphere’s Osmos and Chillingo’s Modern Conflict.
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We are all familiar with Wikipedia, but what if you want to do something? This site probably tells you how.
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This article first posted last April on MacYourself talks about what you should do first on your new Mac.
It starts out: “A lot of new Mac users are so excited & overwhelmed by their purchases that they don’t even know where to start. While Macs do come out of the box ready to go, a little configuration here and a few applications there goes a long way.”
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Back in May, Joshua Johnson posted this article on free applications for the Mac. Yes, I know yet another list.
This time it is a list of 100 free applications. And there are many here that I didn’t know about.
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This is a blog after my heart. It concentrates on Freeware for the Mac. (But also has a section for iPad.)
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This another of the lists that I like so much. Free good applications. What more do you want?
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The full title is “Make your mac os smarter with opensource stuff”
By now it has become pretty obvious that I like lists. This is another one of the Opensource lists with a few new ones.
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The original article title included the iPhone, I guess you could reduce your bill to the minimum dictated by AT&T, but I really think this applies more to other phone bills.
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This article at “Mac-Essentials” has a pretty nice list of Mac apps. I don’t know that Apple would agree with all of them. After all one listed is Flash, which Apple is not allowing on the iPhone, the iPod Touch or the iPad.
Bambi Brannan wrote this on my last birthday. Some how I missed posting anything about it until now.
The full title is: “How Your Mac Can Do 9 Things iPhoto Won’t Do.”
Bambi points out that more and more Mac users are collecting their photos in iPhoto, but that the feature list of iPhoto is somewhat limited compared to some other apps, even it they don’t catalog the photos as well as iPhoto.
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