Year: 2007

SpinPac from Spin Studio announced today

Posted by | Mar 20, 2007 | |

Spin Studio today announced SpinPac, its integrated marketing solution designed especially for Mac industry developers and companies releasing new and updated products. SpinPac provides a set of eight essential marketing tools and initiatives that both help announce a new or updated product to Mac customers around the world, and draw attention to it. The result is much higher revenue generation potential for the developer or company, notes the company.

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Deals: Listz for 40% off today only

Posted by | Mar 20, 2007 | |

Today’s promo on MacUpdate features Listz 1.1b2 for US$23.95 (40% off, retail $39.95). “Listz is a unique and fun program for creating, storing and exploring all the pieces of information that enrich and plague your life. We all make lists every day; on stickies, napkins, and occasionally notebooks. We list trivial things (bananas, eggs, hot sauce) and really critical things (baby names: Rachael? Sarah? Moonbeam?) Listz is the tool for organizing and interacting with all the lists of your life.”

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Cast your vote now for MacTech 25 People’s Choice

Posted by | Mar 20, 2007 | |

MacTech Magazine has opened voting for the 2007 MacTech 25. The MacTech 25 list is a compilation of the most influential people in the Mac technical community. It allows the community to recognize those who are the most influential — through their work, writing, or any other effort they may make. The MacTech 25 is designed to recognize the technical contributions of developers, writers, bloggers, problem-solvers and personalities to the Macintosh technical community.

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Power Manager 3.6 introduces new Automator actions

Posted by | Mar 19, 2007 | |

DssW today announced the release of Power Manager 3.6, a utility that allows users to automate their Mac to start-up or wake, shut down, restart, log out, fast-user switch, and sleep. New features in version 3.6 include: user interface improvements to give users greater control over their schedule; expanded AppleScript interface; new Automator actions; support for importing and exporting complete schedules; copying and pasting events; and more. Power Manager requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later and is priced at €20.

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