What do you have? Could you remember if suddenly it went away? How much is it worth? Are you insured properly? People have a way of accumulating stuff that has real worth — and possibly value. What would you do if it all disappeared today?
Ed Dale’s Blog, TubbyNerd has an article with the above title. To demonstrate, he has a YouTube video and an HD video posted. Continue reading »
This is an article on Apple’s support site. How to get to some of the more popular features of iTunes in version 11.
Macworld.com has a series of articles called Working Mac. Subtitled “Get more out of your Mac with productivity tips and tricks.” This article looks at the changes to Apple’s Preview app in Mountain Lion.
Jumsoft has relased an upgrade to iPhone and iPad versions of its product, Money, a finance and budgeting app. Enhacements to the updated apps include a possibility to store Money documents on iCloud and access them from any of the three versions of Money. Continue reading »
Hutto, Texas – Mac Game Store has announced it is having a Fall Sale on select Electronic Arts games for the Macintosh. Visit Mac Game Store online, now through next Friday, October 26 to take advantage of instant deals on some of the hottest EA Mac games.
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee – Pubblog has announced the release of PixSteward, the essential Flickr backup and database for Macintosh. PixSteward lets users download their Flickr photostreams to their Mac, along with any titles, tags, descriptions, geographic info and EXIF data they have entered online. With PixSteward‘s powerful relational database, users can find, sort, and export single images or multi-picture sets from their Flickr archive – even when they aren’t connected to the Internet. Continue reading »
London, United Kingdom – The Pixelmator Team has released a major update of Pixelmator, its easy-to-use and feature-packed image editing software for the Mac. Designed to take full advantage of OS X Mountain Lion and the new MacBook Pro with Retina display, Pixelmator 2.1 adds support for iCloud, a new Effects Browser with new Vintage and Miniaturize effects, smart Alignment Guides and several other enhancements. Continue reading »
Luxembourg – Type2Phone turns your Mac into a Bluetooth keyboard for your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. Type2Phone running on the Mac will emulate a Bluetooth keyboard. Pair your iOS device with the Mac while Type2Phone is running. Now every character you type is funneled through to the iOS device. Continue reading »
Toronto, Canada – Zevrix Solutions has announced Deliver Express 2.3.1, a compatibility update to its automated solution to send and share files easily across the Internet and local networks. Deliver Express processes files automatically from watched hot folders and supports all major remote and local services. The software can run absolutely unattended and offers variable e-mail notifications, delivery to multiple destinations, automatic file compression and encryption, and much more. Continue reading »
AirParrot is an AirPlay app for Macintosh and Windows computers. The application mirrors your computer screen to your AppleTV.
MacXDVD Software has unveiled its campaign for giving away MacX iMKVmaker, a professional DVD ripping solution. MacX iMKVmaker is a comprehensive, powerful and easy-to-use Mac-based DVD to MKV (Matroska Video) ripping application, which able to quickly and conveniently rip homemade, protected DVDs to MKV and other popular portable devices like iPhone, iPod and iPad without sacrificing the video quality. Continue reading »
Singular Software, a developer of workflow automation applications for video production, is pleased to announce the public beta of PluralEyes 3.0 for Adobe Premiere Pro editors for Mac OS X. This exciting upgrade features a new, interactive workspace that displays the syncing process as it happens, giving editors more control and confidence that footage is syncing accurately.
Terra Novus Labs announces the availability of their plagiarism checking utility, Novus Scan. Users can import documents into its database using drag-and-drop or a file open dialog. Then, users import the text that they’d like to scan. Continue reading »
MacLife has joined the Mac Bundle business. Their first offer has $926 worth of apps for $49.99.
