http://maczot.com/discuss/?p=375 - starting at 13:13pm PDT (that’s 1:13 PDT, 4:13 EST), MacZot members will be able to buy thirteen (13) great Mac apps for a grand total of only $13 USD.
Currently the apps include:
DEVONthink Personal
Disco
AppZapper
RapidWeaver
Business Trio 2007
iClip 4
The rest are being revealed throughout the day.
Looking for new software? Want to commiserate with others who use the same stuff you use? Want to keep abreast of what’s hot and current in the world of software?
You’re very sad.
But we can help you anyway. Check out todays site of the day:
Browse through thousands of applications and vote, Digg style, on which …
Our friends over at Keynote2keynote have put together a great review of GeekTool, complete with some how-to’s and some tips for making the most of this very powerful tool.
Our friends over at Keynote2keynote have put together a great review of GeekTool, complete with some how-to’s and some tips for making the most of this very powerful tool.
Picture this: One day I was happily surfing away in Safari when suddenly and without warning, my wireless Mighty Mouse was nolonger scrolling back up the page. What? I tried several times.. Hmm. I can scroll down, but not up! What’s up with that? I thought maybe the mouse …
With my iPod just passing the 1 year warranty mark, and me forgetting to buy AppleCare, I am kicking myself every time it skips or doesn’t power up immediately (it’s fine, but I’m paranoid).
I buy it for all of the machines at work, but always forget the little stuff.
What about you? Do you buy AppleCare, and if so, …
According to this Flicker set, an iPod used by a soldier in Iraq is credited with saving his life.
Good thing it wasn’t a Nano, eh?
http://desktop.google.com/mac/
Finally, Mac users get a little love from the Google Desktop team!
What is the Google Desktop, you may find yourself asking? Well Skippy, here’s the deal: Google Desktop creates an index of your system and its contents, then returns the results in a familiar Google interface, as if you were searching the …
Our friends over at Keynote2Keynote have posted a great article about using a couple of nice extensions to make Firefox look and act like Safari without sacrificing the extensibility of Firefox.
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