Gloucester County College and MUGSNJ: Shawn and Lesa King Present digital photography workshop (Read More)
REMINDER: These great deals from vendor supporters will expire during March and April 2008 See the full story...
Hertzfield, Kawasaki, and a score of other Mac notables (Real ones!) come together for "Welcome to Macintosh - The documentary for the rest of us" exploring the many ways Apple Computer has changed the world
Do you have a very hot technology start-up company or concept? Do you need backing from the big boys? Here's where you might find it.
For the last week, we've been tracking one set of cybercriminals who successfuly elude spam traps and filtering software. It's NOT a pretty picture, and the hot trail leads straight to Google... See the full story...
Is your hard drive okay? How do you know? SMART Utility hard drive diagnostic scanning application highlighting failing drives, expanding drive listings, to scan the internal hardware diagnostics system of hard drives (Read More)
This is a blog that appears to be dedicated to finding the best open source and freeware software. In this case, the listing is for popular free and/or open source Macintosh software.
As you undoubtedly know, Mac OS X can read text for you. So how about program that uses AppleScript to convert text to audio files so that you can listen to your e-mail on your iPod or iPhone?
One of the new features of Mac OS X Leopard is QuickLook. QuickLook of course gives you the ability to look at files without using the application that created it. (Read More)
In classic Mac OS I used TypeIt4Me to handle reproduction of text that I used frequently. I ran an Excel class on AOL using it and even used it to order AOL disks for distribution to my MUG so I could get free time. It was great for filling out the form. See the full story...
Searchware Solutions has announced Print Window 4.0 for Mac OS X, the latest version of their window printing utility for the Mac.
Ambrosia Software has rolled out the latest release of iToner. This update of the highly popular iPhone custom ringtone transfer tool offers improved support for iPhone OS 1.1.3, along with other bug fixes and improvements. (Read More)
QuickerTek has upgraded the high-end Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station (802.11n). Dualy Extreme with 1 Watt of RF power, enables the Base Station with additional speed and range - up to five times the standard wireless range. The increased power seeks out more distant wireless signals and locks onto them with twin 500 milliWatt transceivers (or 1 Watt Transceivers) coupled to two antennas that create two combined signals paths for up to five times more wireless range.
Synium today announced the public beta 5.1 of MacFamilyTree. MacFamilyTree is one of the most popular genealogy program for the Mac.
AddMovie combines multiple movies or images into a single movie and batch exporting movies to any format supported by QuickTime. See the full story...
e3 Software has rolled out Direct Mail 2.0, a major update to their incredibly popular mailing list management and mail delivery application for Mac OS X. (Read More)
A lot of users flocked to this utility when it first came out. Now it's updated -- delivering various fixes to provide compatibility with Mac OS X Leopard (10.5) and its new features -- even creating custom menus!
Alltop is a new site that specializes in listing All the Top stories of the day in a number of categories. See the full story...
A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor's book.
--Irish proverb
Against the assault of laughter nothing can stand.
--Mark Twain
Laugh at yourself, but don't ever aim your doubt at yourself. Be bold. When you embark for strange places, don't leave any of yourself safely on shore. Have the nerve to go into unexplored territory.
--Alan Alda
Have a great week... (See last week)
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