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Tag Archives: Software
Handbrake 0.9.5
Handbrake is the most common video conversion software for Mac computers and it’s been a while since it last got updated – but now, there’s a new version available for download. I use it mainly to be able to convert my DVDs for my iPad/iPhone, but you can of course do all kinds of video conversions with this excellent free software. (For some reason the automatic software update can’t find it yet, so you need to get it from the official download site). Check out all info about the new release inside.
NanoBundle 2 – 4 out 6 unveiled
Today MacBundlePro unveiled 4 out 6 applications that will be featured in the upcoming NanoBundle 2. The four applications that were unveiled today was AirRadar2, MacHider, TranslateIt, and InPaint. More info inside.
Interview with Takayuki Fukatsu, famous App developer
Two of my all time favorite apps for the iPhone are QuadCamera and the TiltShift Generator. They are both designed and developed by the wiz Takayuki Fukatsu and today I made this interview with him.
21 forbidden iPhone apps
Many iPhone users are jailbreaking their phones to get access to the forbidden applications that Apple don’t want you to run. I haven’t done it myself, but when you look at the apps you can get I admit that it’s tempting. The top thing that I’m missing is multitasking. Here’s a list of 21 forbidden apps that you can get if you jailbreak your iPhone. Featured above are Multifl0w that is a multitasking handler, MyWi turns your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot and My3G that fools apps into thinking they’re on Wi-Fi rather than 3G. 18 more apps listed over at Networkworld.
21 apps Apple doesn’t want on your 3.0 iPhone [networkworld.com]
MacHeist nanoBundle 2
I just wanted to do promote this great software package that MacHeist have put together. I bought it myself and some of the applications are true gems. I especially like the clipboard manager ‘Clips’, ‘CoverScout’ an application that will let you add missing covers for iTunes albums and the really nice ftp application ‘Flow’. There’s only 2 days to go and the whole bunch of software can be yours for $19.95.
MacHeist nanoBundle 2 [macheist.com]
Bumptop
Bumptop is a really clever application that will extend your desktop into a 3D workspace. You can easily organize all your documents into piles and you can even pin important files onto one of the walls. I have been using the free version for a couple of days, and today I bought the full version ($29). I have embedded a video inside so you can see the application in action.
OS X dock replacements
The OS X dock is pretty useful, but if you perform several different tasks it might be useful to be able to switch between different sets of applications and folders in your dock. Here’s a fresh list of 10 useful Mac OS X dock replacements.
10 nifty Mac OS X Dock replacements [techradar.com]
TweetDeck looks promising!
TweetDeck looks promising!
5 OS X productivity boosters
I have only been using OS X for a couple so I still learn new tricks almost every day. I just stumbled across this list of 5 OS X applications that will boost your productivity – some of them look pretty neat. Above is a screenshot of the application ‘Fresh’ from Ironic Software.
5 productivity boosting add-ons for OS X [techradar.com]
Windows 3.11 running inside Vista
I’m not sure WHY you should do this (because you can? 
) But apparently you can install Windows 3.11 for workgroups using the software DOSBox and have it running inside Windows Vista…Yeez.
Windows 3.11 on Vista [hardforum.com]