Year: 2007

MacHeist launches final mission tonight

Posted by | Apr 18, 2007 | |

MacHeist is launching Mission 6 tonight at 8:00 p.m. ET. Visitors who complete this final heist will receive over US$50 worth of Mac software “loot.” In addition, three randomly selected people will win “Delicious Generation” T-shirts. MacHeist is a Mac software event involving “heists” for its visitors with free Mac applications as rewards for solving them. Since its inception late last year, MacHeist has managed to build up an active community of over 30,000 members.

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Jam Jacket iPod cases feature headphone management

Posted by | Apr 18, 2007 | |

Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) today unveiled its latest Jam Jacket cases for both the iPod nano and fifth generation iPod with video. With a glove-like fit, the soft, gripable DLO Jam Jackets protect iPods from everyday wear and tear, while eliminating the hassle of tangled cords. The Jam Jacket’s new Headphone  Management System conveniently secures earbuds and cables on the back of the case, and also features full click-wheel protection with embossed buttons for touch-based iPod control. The Jam Jacket for nano and the Jam

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Labels X 1.8.1 offers speed optimizations, more

Posted by | Apr 18, 2007 | |

Unsanity today announced the availability of Labels X 1.8.1, the latest update to its utility for enhancing Apple’s file labeling features in Mac OS X. This means that, not only can you apply various color tints to file or folder icons, and sort the files by label, but also you have an option of applying color tints to either an icon or its name or both. Version 1.8.1 features: speed optimizations; includes Application Enhancer 2.0.3; and fixes an issue preventing Recent Items menu from working on Intel-based Macs.

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Elgato releases EyeTV 2.4 with Apple TV support

Posted by | Apr 18, 2007 | |

Elgato Systems has released EyeTV 2.4, a free update to its award-winning EyeTV 2 software which now includes one click export for Apple TV. The feature functions in the same way as EyeTV 2’s easy iPod export button; simply select a video from the list of recordings and click the new Apple TV button in the menu bar. Alternatively, the export can be automated as part of the recording schedule.

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