MacPaw’s CleanMyDrive (http://www.macpaw.com/ cleanmydrive) — available free for a limited time at the Mac App Store — is a new, tiny Mac utility that lets you clean up mounted drives, monitor their space usage and unmount them all in one click.
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If you’re tired of having to mouse back to the top of your Mac’s screen to access an app’s menu bar options, Alice Dev Team has the solution for you: MenuMate 1.0.
The software — available for Mac OS X 10.6 or higher at the Mac App Store for US$4.99 — serves up a copy of an app’s menu bar items right next to the cursor. You set a hot key combo to make the menu bar pop up (though you can’t use the left or right keys). Mine is control z.
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By ‘Doctor’ Dave Greenbaum
As the weather starts turning nice , and we start shedding the layers of clothing and blankets, many of us have noticed some of the inevitable winter weight gain. The Fitbit is an affordable solution to track your exercise and overall fitness.
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By Erick Vlientinck
From time to time, polarizing, neutral density (ND), or other filters all need to be screwed onto a lens barrel. One common trait of the screw threads on lenses is that they are a pain to work with, making it difficult to avoid cross-threads. Additionally, ND and polarizing filters pose their own positioning problems.
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By ‘Doctor’ Dave Greenbaum
Apple’s iOS devices are simple, elegant and just work. However, one flaw of their design is they lack an integrated stand: they simply can’t stand up on their own.
Enter the Prizm Stand (http://www.hubinnovations.com/Products-Prizm_Stand.html), the logical choice for displaying your iOS device. Although these stands are not specifically designed for the iPhone and iPad, I can’t imagine a
better pairing of two products.