ToThePoint Software today announced the release of Cameleon 1.0, a theme and template modification assistant that enables users to edit or replace any text or graphic element of a theme or template. It provides a unified, user-friendly interface between the contents of theme and template folders and image and text editing applications. Cameleon is priced at US$20.
Read MoreDarkAdapted, a full-featured application that controls screen gamma on any display, has been updated to version 2.1, with more than 40 enhancements for Mac users. DarkAdapted offers two levels of functionality: DarkAdapted Standard and DarkAdapted Pro. Users may download a single package, and try DarkAdapted Pro’s advanced features free of charge. DarkAdapted requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later and is priced at US$10 for the Pro version — the standard version is free.
Read MoreApple has launched UK-specific “Get a Mac” ads, reports Macworld UK. The ads feature comedy duo David Mitchell and Robert Webb — also known as flatmates Mark and Jeremy from Channel 4’s Peep Show. “The new ads emulate the form and feel of the company’s existing US ad spots, with a little added sparkle of UK humour. The six skits include: ‘Office at Home,’ ‘Restarting,’ ‘Virus,’ ‘Trust Mac,’ ‘Tentacle’ and ‘Pie Chart’.
Read MoreThe Iconfactory has released the latest collection in its popular Xpressionism family of royalty-free stock icons. Xpressionism Finance extends the original collection into the realm of finance and commerce with icons covering concepts such as transactions, credit, interest, and more. Xpressionism Finance is available today for US$179. Stockicons.com provides developers and designers with high-quality, affordable, royalty-free collections of icons for use in software applications, Web site designs and interactive presentations.
Read MoreEffective today, Mac industry veteran Ed Prasek launched Spin Studio, LLC, a company specializing in providing world-class marketing, merchandising, channel, and business strategy and consultation services exclusively to developers and companies in the Macintosh industry. “The Mac industry is famously unique. Its customers, the way the channel works, everything, is very different from the standard PC industry,” says Spin Studio founder and Mac industry veteran, Ed Prasek.
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