Below are posts from April 2008
One of my favorite programs, ExpanDrive, has been updated this morning with a slew of improvements and bug fixes.
ExpanDrive is an invaluable adaptation of the MacFuse project that allows you to mount remote drives as if they were local file systems, making web editing, system monitoring and scripting a tremendously simpler prospect.
The changes include:
Reconnect at Login – Drives can now be easily configured automatically connect when you log into your account
Applescript support – Control ExpanDrive via applescript. More info here.
Many GUI …
Macs may not play games, but the iPhone does. 
Check out a few of the great games available to jailbroken iPhone users. My favorites are iSlots (as mentioned on this site before) and Millionaire, mainly because I know more useless knowledge than anyone else. Ever. Seriously.
Tap Tap Revolution – Guitar Hero for the iPhone
Millionaire – as in ‘Who wants to be a’…
Air hockey! One or two players, works like a charm too – I love me some air hockey!
iSlots – an awesome slots game – now with online high scores
Tris – …
Apr 9, 2008 | | Tags:
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Following is a press release from DevonTech, a great Mac company…Transporter is pretty awesome, check it out.
DEVONtechnologies, LLC presents a world-wide license for its remote desktop solution Desktop Transporter for $199.95 USD. While the regular Desktop Transporter license is valid for two machines (the walkie-talkie concept) many users requested a more cost-effective license for larger installations. The new Unlimited Pack license allows to use Desktop Transporter world-wide within an organization and is immediately available from the DEVONtechnologies online shop for $199.95 USD.
Availability and pricing:
Desktop Transporter requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 later, a fast LAN and/or Internet connection is recommended. It can be downloaded for free from their website and must be purchased after the evaluation period of four weeks is over. Desktop Transporter sells for $29.95 USD, one license being valid for two installations; a world-wide license sells for $199.95 USD. Volume and educators discounts are available.
Grantwood Technology has released the tuneband(TM) for iPod nano, an armband product designed to comfortably secure the iPod nano in place during exercise, including Nike+iPod compatibility.
Each tuneband(TM) consists of a comfortable and flexible armband strap that can accommodate both large and small arms, a durable silicone skin that allows access to all ports on the iPod nano, and a low-tack, cut-and-peel screen protector that helps guard against smudges, moisture, and daily wear-and-tear. The tuneband(TM) is fully compatible with the Nike+iPod Sport Kit, allowing runners and walkers to enjoy this workout companion.
The tuneband(TM) is compatible with all generations of the iPod nano(R), and the current 3rd generation model has skins available in eight colors: black, gray, navy blue, neon green, pink, purple, red, and teal blue. The tuneband for previous iPod nano(R) models has skins available in black only. The colors match those of the Shoe Pouch(TM), another product from Grantwood Technology that allows runners and walkers to attach the sensor from the Nike+iPod Sport Kit to the outside of their favorite shoe.
Friends of BGM, Misu, have their app available on MacUpdate today for a mere $9.95. That’s 48% off and gets you some awesome software.
Click here to visit MuPromo and get Misu.
net4mac is a free social networking service built exclusively for Mac users. In order to become a part of the community and use all its features, users need to download an innovative application designed for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger and Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. The net4mac application allows members to…
* Create an account and login to the service (internet connexion required).
* Create your profile including your location, job, activities, skills and the type of Macs, iPhone, iPod, etc. that you own.
* Add friends to your profile and manage them (remember, the service is only …
1Password, the premiere password management program for the Mac, is poised to increase their price from $29.95 to $34.95, effective April 7th.
I don’t need to tell you that a penny saved is a penny earned. Pop over to the 1Password site and grab your copy before the rates increase.
Protips: get the family pack (3 user licenses) for only $10 more, or gift a license to a friend or co-worker. Educational ($23.95) and business ($49.95 for 5 users) licenses are also available.
Ok, it’s obviously fake, but how could I *not* post it? You know you want it, don’t be shy.
Someone should tell him that April Fools is the 1st, not the 2nd…
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CNet is of the opinion that it is…and I concur. I’ve been advising anyone who asks me to wait until June – which is the most likely release date given the launch of the AppStore and v2 firmware.
The most likely plan of attack is that Apple is getting rid of stock (witness the ATT $250 refurb special of a couple weeks back), then will announce the new version in a couple of weeks. This will insure that recent buyers can’t return it in exchange for a new model (without the obligatory restocking fee).
The 3G version of the iPhone is …
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