BitSplit Enterprises has released iFuntastic 4.7.2 (http://bitsplit-enterprises.com/iFuntastic/), an update of the free tool for customizing your iPhone. The new version adds support for iOS 4.0.2 and 3.2.2.
The latest version also has support for iTunes 7.5. iFuntastic requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later and iPhone OS 2.1 to 3.2 (iPhone) and/or 3.11 (iPod touch).
Read MoreHamrick Software has released Vuescan 8.6.50, a new version of the VueScan software for Mac OS X that’s designed to let users produce better digital images from color snapshots, negatives, slides and documents. It’s a maintenance update with some bug fixes.
The Standard Edition of VueScan costs US$39.95 and the Professional Edition is $79.95 for a single user license. Multi-user licenses are available. A fully functional, trial copy of VueScan is available for download from the Hamrick web site (http://www.hamrick.com).
Read MoreNo Thirst Software has updated MoneyWell (ttp://nothirst.com/moneywell/), the personal financial application for Mac OS X, to version 1.6.1. The new version improves the description of changed information during sync conflict resolution and fixes some bugs.
The MoneyWell update also provides a new report that uses active filters to generate a hard copy of the selected transactions. There’s also a duplicate transaction review, daily balance display and the ability to copy/past transactions.
Read MoreMacTech Magazine acquired MacMod.com in November 2009 (see announcement below). The MacMod forums are merged with the MacTech Forums (see http://forums.mactech.com/) including some great areas dedicated to modding.
The MacMod articles are all merged into the MacTech archives here on this site already. Just search for what you are looking for!
MacTech Acquires MacMod
– MacMod community joins 25-year old MacTech family
– Articles, podcasts, forums to merge into MacTech
– MacMod personality, icons live on
Paul Shin Devine, a global supply manager, was among two people arrested and accused of accepting more than US$1 million in kickbacks from half a dozen Asian suppliers of iPhone and iPod accessories, reports the “San Jose Mercury News” (http://macosg.me/2/pc)
Devine and Andrew Ang of Singapore were named in a 23-count federal grand jury indictment for wire fraud, money laundering and kickbacks. The alleged scheme used an elaborate chain of U.S. and foreign bank accounts and one front company to receive payments, per the “Mercury News.”
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