Notify 2: Notice Your New E-mail
If you typically read your email in a browser, then Notify 2 might be something for you to have a look at. It is an e-mail notifier that lets you read your incoming mail from your menu bar, as well as make quick replies and also compose new emails.
Flickery: Control Your Flickr From the Desktop
Flickery is made to bring your Flickr to the desktop by allowing you to browse Flickr, organize your profile, upload and even download photos, all from within the app which is not just a Fluid browser clone, but an actual app, like iPhoto for your Flickr.
iTunes 9.1.1 Update Released
Apple has just put out an update to iTunes, making it version 9.1.1, in which they address a number of important fixes such as stability issues with VoiceOver, issues converting songs to 128 kbps AAC while you are syncing and other stability and performance issues.
You can get the update from Software Update or the Apple Support Website, where you can also read more about the update.
First Look at Transmit 4
Panic has today released a major upgrade of their FTP client for the Mac, Transmit 4. In this post, I want to take you through the new features and give you my opinion on the upgrade.
Before we get going, I just want to mention that the upgrade costs $19 if you own Transmit 3 and that Transmit 4 now requires Mac OS X 10.5 or later. Now let’s get on with the application, after the jump.
Extract High-Quality App Icons
Today I am going to send a very useful tip along, if you ever need to get an applications icon to use somewhere, which is how we get the high-quality icons of all apps we review.
You open Finder and go to your Applications folder. In there, you highlight the application which icon you wish to get and simply copy it (Command + C). You then open up Preview and go to File > New From Clipboard (Command + N) and you get the application icon at the quality that the developers included.
Learn about the new features in Aperture 3 by watching our full Appthough on it where we have a look at Faces, Places, Adjustment Presets and Brushes, all new in Aperture 3.