Smith Micro Software’s StuffIt Deluxe 16 for Mac now boastsCloud Services integration, a new cloud-based file transfer feature that lets users send large files without the dealing with email attachments or FTP.
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MacUpdate has announced its September 2014 Bundle (http://deals.macupdate.com/bundle/affil/6603), which packs 10 Mac apps worth US$480 (if bought separately) for $49.99. Some of the tools have never been included in a bundle before.
All apps are fully compatible with Mac OS X Yosemite. Many of them have seen paid upgrades recently. The included apps are
° Toast 12 Titanium (http://tinyurl.com/pbj3t9q), a multimedia toolkit. It’s normally $99.99 and works with OS X 10.5.8 and higher.
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SecureMac has released PrivacyScan 1.6, an update of the Mac privacy software. The upgrade adds improved compatibility with future versions of Mac OS X (such as Yosemite) and also adds additional Firefox web browser support and fixes.
PrivacyScan will notify Google Chrome, Chromium and Firefox users when their browser is configured to sync with Google’s servers, which can restore erased data. PrivacyScan will also add the capability to clean open windows in many popular apps.
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WD’s My Passport Wireless is a new, Wi-Fi enabled storage drive that allows consumers to save, access and share stored content wirelessly with any smartphone, tablet, computer or other device. Users now have the ability to store and access up to hundreds of hours of movies and music, as well photos and other digital files, from their smartphones and tablets that are typically limited by minimal storage capacity.
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