5 Predictions for Apple in 2007
Dec 28, 2006Apple Gazette writes, “What are we going to be salivating over and speculating about after Macworld? What changes are in store for Apple in 2007? No one knows for sure…but it sure is fun to take a guess…”
Screenshots of Gmail’s Mail Fetcher
Gmail added a new feature that lets you fetch mail from up to 5 POP3 accounts, but the feature is not yet enabled in all Gmail accounts.
Happy New Year Video Dedicated to Webmasters.
Dec 23, 2006A funny “Happy New Year” video, from a Web design company in Spain. How to build a real Web page with real people.
Software for Starving Students 2007.01 Released
The 2007.01 release of Software for Starving Students is now available for download at: http://softwarefor.org/downloads.html — Software for Starving Students is a free collection of programs organized for students (but available to anyone). They have best-in-class programs gathered onto one CD (one disc for OS X, one for Windows).
The 22nd Annual Macworld Editors’ Choice Awards
Dec 12, 2006Every year, Macworld reviews hundreds of products, everything from Apple’s newest desktops and laptops to smaller utilities from smaller developers that do things you never thought you needed done. But which ones were the most useful or innovative? Which ones will we still be using a year from now?
VLC 0.8.6 Released
Dec 10, 2006Building on feedback from the 29 million downloads of VLC media player 0.8.5, we bring you version 0.8.6 with many bugfixes, as well as a couple of new features we think you will truly enjoy. Most prominent are probably Windows Media Video 9 and Flash Video.
Photoshop CS3 just months away, new details emerge
Dec 4, 2006For many Mac users, the most notable improvement Adobe will be delivering with Photoshop CS3 is native support for Intel-based Macs. Sources stressed that the new version of Photoshop, which sports an upgraded and more responsive interface, continually exceeded their performance expectations, including on PowerPC hardware.
Truly Awesome Beautiful OS X P.O.S. system
Xsilva LightSpeed is a ground-breaking new multi-user Point of Sale system built exclusively for Mac OS X and designed expressly to accelerate small business. Xsilva LightSpeed harnesses the most powerful OS X and SQL-based technologies to deliver unparalleled performance and reliability under its crisp, polished OS X interface.
Lots of screenshots… it’s gorgeous!
Wanna find a linux equivalent to a windows app?
Database of popular Windows applications and their Linux equivalent
Save and Name Pandora.com MP3 files automatically
If you like music, you’ve probably heard of Pandora, a streaming music discovery web application. You give Pandora an artist or a song you like and it creates an online radio station based on that artist or song. Now you can keep all of this music for free!
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Hello! My name is Katie, I'm 27 and from Houston, TX. I am a hardworking and passionate freelance web designer with a degree in eBusiness Web Development who creates clean and professional looking websites of the highest quality. I specialize in standards-based XHTML and CSS web development. The sites I develop are built to be search engine friendly!
You can find me on Twitter at @pibby for my latest updates. I am an avid computer user and my OS of choice is Mac OS X. I am most happy at home with my loving husband, Drew, and our two loud but adorable dogs, Toby and Shelby.