Akvis has released Akvis AirBrush 2.5, available as a standalone program and as a plug-in for graphics editors. Available for Mac OS X and Windows, the software turns photos into airbrush paintings.
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The indoor location market is now accelerating into the mainstream, with new contracts and deployments announced on an almost daily basis, according to ABI Research (www.abiresearch.com). The arrival of iBeacons has caught the imagination, but the reality is there are many more location technologies available, all of which have unique benefits.
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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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