Mac OS X App Remover Shootout: 7 Uninstallers

Mac OS X is missing an important utility. An application remover. Yes, you’re supposed to scrap an app by depositing it in the round file, but what about all the crap that’s left behind to clog up your system? I’m talking about the .plist file, the application support folder, and so on. That stuff isn’t going away on its own.

What Picassa for Mac Means for iPhoto Users

So there I was, a couple of days ago, lamenting the lack of Picasa for the Mac as I organized some new photos, when I stumbled on this article from TechCrunch. Did my eyes deceive me? Is Google developing a version of Picasa for the Mac? And it will be out sometime this year? I was overjoyed.

But what does this mean to current iPhoto users?

iGTD: The Way GTD Should Be

Developer: Bartek Bargiel
Version: 1.4.5.6
Price: Free
Operating Systems: Mac OS X
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As Simple or As Complex As You Want
What Does It Do?
Plain and simple, iGTD is an application that is designed to help you get things done, hence the name. It shares some similarities with David Allen’s acclaimed Getting Things Done action managing methodology, […]

Transmission: Terrific Torrenting on OS X

Developers: Transmission Project
Version: 0.82
Price: Free, Open Source
Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS X
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Not the Most Popular BT Client - But It Should Be
I’m not much of a torrenter, but every now and then I stumble on a file that is much more quickly downloaded via the BitTorrent network than it can […]

RIAA Radar: Stickin’ it to the Man One CD at a Time

Developer: N/A
Version: N/A
Price: Free
Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows
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The First Step of Many
In light of the outcome of the RIAA’s lawsuit, Capitol Records v. Jammie Thomas, I figured that now would be a fitting time to post a review of RIAA Radar. It’s a simple web app, […]

Joost: First Step to the Death of Television

Joost has been one of my favorite programs to play around with since I first got my hands on an early beta copy. A lot has changed since then. Modified user interface, advertisements, new logo, and a hell of a lot of new channels, but the core of the program remains the same. The program instantly sucks you in. From the instant full screen mode to the fancy moving “loading” light swirls to a GUI that reminds me of several Mac programs, the 1.0 Beta version of Joost hooks you from the minute you fire it up.

Simple CSS: Making CSS Easier?

Developer: HostM Web Hosting
Version: 1.21
Price: Free
Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows
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And I Thought CSS Was Already Simple
CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets for those of you with minimal web design experience, was something I always though of as pretty easy. The language is straightforward, everything is […]

FeedHub: Just What We Need…Another RSS Feed

Developer: mSpoke
Version: Beta
Price: Free
Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows
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Solution to Too Many Feeds? Or Just Adding to the Mess?
FeedHub, a new service which analyzes your RSS feeds and then turns them all into one, easy to use feed which supposedly only displays items that you want to see, sounds […]

NoteSake: As Simple as Pen and Paper

Developer: NoteSake Team
Version: N/A
Price: Free
Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows
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Although Most Of Us Type Faster Than We Write
There’s just something about a clean website that really draws my eye in. Simple colors that harmonize well together, a straightforward layout, and a look that demonstrates the simplistic function of […]

iTunes Album Art Grabber: Makes Cataloging Easy

Developer: Josh Powell
Version: N/A
Price: Free
Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OSX, Windows
…If I Listened to “Popular” Music
I stumbled across this handy tool today that I think is pretty fantastic. Despite being two years old, I’d never heard of it until today. Named Josh’s iTunes Album Art Grabber, it does exactly what it’s title […]