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Mar 11, 2009 |
Vienna, Austria – Dare to be Creative Ltd. today announced the release of Sponge 1.2, an update to the system clean and optimize tool for Mac OS X. Sponge combines three techniques to reclaim disk space into a single tool: removing applications, finding duplicates, and finding large files and directories. The new version offers greater disk space savings by tracking down more installed applications and finding duplicates faster.
Tracking down more installed applications:
Sponge reports what applications are installed on a system and how much space they occupy, and allows users to remove them safely from their system. In …
Mar 11, 2009 |
Toronto, Ontario – ACQYR has released the iAmHappy iPhone app with over 500 positive affirmations to help people through these uncertain times. With all the negativity swirling around us during this economic turmoil, it’s hard to keep a positive outlook and so this new iPhone application delivers a dose of positive affirmations. The positive affirmations have been specially crafted to transform your mental attitude and bring a more positive feeling in a negative world.
iAmHappy provides access to hundreds of positive affirmations across three dozen categories, coupled with 100 relaxing and soothing images and backgrounds. Simply shake the …
Mar 11, 2009 |
Vilnius, Lithuania – iPresentee, the developer of add-ons for Apple’s iWork and iLife applications, releases Keynote 3D Stuff 2.0, a package of 3D images to be used with Apple’s Keynote, iWeb and Pages. Keynote 3D Stuff package includes 115 different high quality, detailed, easy to use and attractive 3D objects for developing a great-looking presentation, website or document. From futuristic apple to pencil, from metal to glass objects, and a lot more.
The package combines 70 images included in version 1.0 with 45 new ones created specifically for this release. Keynote 3D Stuff objects will enhance Apple Keynote, iWeb …
Mar 11, 2009 |
Jhangle, Pingtung, Taiwan – Ohanaware, specialists in photo editing software, announced the immediate availability of an update to their flagship product “Funtastic Photos”. Funtastic Photos is a user friendly Photo Editor for the Macintosh platform, with advanced effects engine and sharing capabilities. This update (free to existing customer) features 37 modifications to all areas of the product, including 7 new features!
Funtastic Photos is a ‘non-permanent and easily reversible’ photo editor, with over 50 simple to use 1-Click Styles, Advanced Effects engine, direct sharing via Fun Cards, Cell Phone (inc. iPhone) and popular photo sharing sites (flickr, Facebook, Picasa …
Mar 11, 2009 |
Richmond, VA – Like Thought is proud to announce Opacity 1.3, a major update to their screen graphics editor. This update adds an improved Pen Tool, improved Text editing, and several other new features that makes Opacity even better for designers. Opacity Express 1.3 is also available with the core features of Opacity 1.3 at a more affordable price.
The new Pen Tool options in Opacity 1.3 makes it easy to draw any kind of shape. It’s also now possible to fully edit a Pen vector after it has been created. A new Scissors Tool can be used to …
Mar 11, 2009 |
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg – publicspace.net announces the availability of version 1.6.6 of The Big Mean Folder Machine, their easy to use file/folder management utility. The new version adds new folder naming options and further optimizations to its processing engine.
With a familiar assistant-styled interface, The Big Mean Folder Machine is an essential tool for anyone who works with large file collections, including digital photographers, content creation, post-production, system administrators, and other creative professionals.
Featuring an industrial-strength 64-bit copying engine, The Big Mean Folder Machine brings structure and organization by walking the user through each decision. All operations may …
Mar 11, 2009 |
Melbourne, Australia – Just how many cigarettes or coffee are you having each day and when are you having them? How much time are you spending each day doing something you want to keep track of such as working on a special project or travelling between appointments?
iCount is a simple and remarkably useful new application that allows the user to track the time of any activity or to keep count of anything they wish. Each time you record an action iCount gives that action a time stamp. This simple data can be exported to your favourite spreadsheet …
Mar 10, 2009 |
Vancouver, Washington – unmarked software announced TextSoap 6.1, an update to their award winning text processing utility for Mac OS X. TextSoap 6.1 includes several new key features and more than two dozen fixes and improvements. TextSoap 6.1 introduces textsoapAgent scripting. This is a significant advancement over the original scripting support (via the Scripting Addition). textsoapAgent scripting allows script writer to directly access the core features of TextSoap.
For example, script users now have access to the list of groups as well as a list of cleaners for a group allowing them to custom build a user interface to …
Mar 10, 2009 |
Santa Clara, California – MacService has announced 320GB Apple TV Upgrades. Love your Apple TV? Unlock the full potential of yours by upgrading it to the largest drive available. You can now store up to 400 hrs of video, 72,000 songs or 200,000 pictures. No funky software, just the same elegant interface with more storage on demand. These drives are fully compatible with iTunes and other media player software.
* 320GB Apple TV Upgrade – In Stock – $295
What the price includes:
A new 320GB hard drive, free roundtrip shipping, professional installation, data transfer and a …
Mar 10, 2009 |
Parker, Colorado – The Pragmatic Programmers have released a two-part “Becoming Productive in Xcode” screencast series for new (and seasoned) iPhone and Mac developers. Each screencast episode is available in QuickTime and iPod/iPhone formats for only $5.
There’s a lot you can do with Xcode, and it’s easy to get distracted by all the knobs and levers. But you’re using Xcode for one simple reason: You want to build iPhone or Mac applications as quickly as possible. Whether you’re a new iPhone developer seeing Xcode for the first time, or wish you were more familiar with the …
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