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... Read more »
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... Read more »
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... Read more »
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... Read more »
If you miss Now Contact, you should take a look at BlackBook, an US$99, server-based contact management app from Autriv (http://www.autriv.com). Made on the Mac for Mac OS X it offers a polished, attractive graphical... Read more »
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 (... Read more »
Do you have frequently used bits of text and images that you need quick access to? Then you need Houdah Software's new SnipEdges, a drag 'n drop snippet manager for Mac OS X Lion.
SnipEdges works with any snippet of... Read more »
As a person who regularly reviews Mac and iOS products, it's hard to find something truly different. However, iHome has managed this with the iDM5 Executive Work Station for smartphones and tablets such as the iPhone... Read more »
By Jay Nelson
Perfect Portrait 1 (US$99.95) from onOne Software (http://www.ononesoftware.com) is a huge timesaver for portrait photographers. It automatically identifies faces and features, and with a press of a... Read more »
If you regularly use a stylus on your iPad, Wacom's (http://www.wacom.com) Bamboo Stylus duo can save you some pocket space. It's an US$39.95 dual-purpose stylus for the iPad (and Android) tablets.
The Bamboo Stylus... Read more »
By 'Doctor' Dave Greenbaum
While Steve Jobs hated the stylus and worked hard to make the iPhone completely usable without one, in some circumstances you simply need a more traditional way to interact with the iPhone.... Read more »
Just-Mobile's AluCube Mini (http://www.xtand.net/alucubemini.html) is an US$16.95 designer cable organizer. If you're willing to spring about 20 bucks on a stylish doo-dad to tidy up your cables, this is your baby. (... Read more »
By 'Doctor' Dave Greenbaum
Some inventions are so innovative and well thought out that you simply can't imagine life without them. Somebody had to invent the wheel after all. While the US$29.95Flygrip (http://flygrip.... Read more »
By Steve Baczewski
Ansel Adams was part of a group of San Francisco realistic landscape photographers who called themselves Group f/64. The name came from their desire to achieve maximum depth of field (DOF).
However... Read more »
By 'Doctor' Dave Greenbaum
While many of us personalize our phones with stylish cases and decals, we leave these works of art simply lying on a desk or bedside table ignoring the balance of form and function they... Read more »
Because of the design of the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and iMac, these Macs haven't been able to attach mobile privacy filters to protect on-screen data -- until now. 3M -- yep, that 3M, the company that specializes in... Read more »
The US$54.95 Cellink I (http://usbcelldrive.com) is a portable backup battery, USB charger, micro SD card reader, and data transfer device all in one. It works with iOS devices.
Its 600 mAh rechargeable back up battery... Read more »
By David Creamer
FontAgent Pro Enterprise Server from Insider Software (http://www.insidersoftware.com) is one of the fastest font servers I’ve used. This latest version uses the J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition)... Read more »
Logitech (http://www.logitech.com)'s new US$99.99 Ultrathin Keyboard Cover is a keyboard for the new iPad, as well as the iPad 2. No, wait, it's a cover/screen protector. Actually, it's all of these in a compact,... Read more »
SpiderArm's (http://www.spiderarm.com) US$79.99 SpiderArm iPad mount system is a great idea and well implemented, but has one major problem: it doesn't work with the new iPad.
The SpiderArm offers an interchangeable... Read more »
By Daniel M. East
It’s hard to avoid artifacts and blur when you need to print an image larger than its current resolution allows. There are several solutions for enlarging an image, and given how far these... Read more »
When I pack my iPad into WaterField Designs' (http://www.sfbags.com/) Muzetto Outback, I feel a need to put on an Indiana Jones-style fedora or a cowboy hat. Yes, the waxed canvas version of the Muzetto line is that... Read more »
By Daniel M. East
"Effortless" skin retouching often ends in even more effort -- and is usually more apparent -- but Smooth Skins (approximately US$33) from Digital Heavens (http://www.digitalheavens.co.uk) offers a... Read more »
DBest (http://www.dbest.co.uk) -- you gotta love the company's name -- says its US$70 Rechargeable Bluetooth Duo Mini-Speaker set from -- is the world's smallest Bluetooth hi-fi system. I don't know if that's true, but... Read more »
Portable Sound Laboratories' (http://www.imaingo.com) US$119.99 iMainGo XP is a beefy case/speaker combo for the iPad 2 and new iPad. It offers better-than-I-would-have-expected sound, though whether the added heft (... Read more »
Rhapsody Plays A New Visual Tune In The Latest Update
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 24th, 2013 [ permalink ]
iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad
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Bondsy Lets Friends Trade Their Stuff Pr...
Bondsy Lets Friends Trade Their Stuff Privately
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 24th, 2013 [ permalink ]
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
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Wander Wheel Hands You An Itinerary, Tel...
Wander Wheel Hands You An Itinerary, Tells You To Be Spontaneous
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 24th, 2013 [ permalink ]
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Flick Transfers Files To Other Devices W...
Flick Transfers Files To Other Devices With A Simple Flick Of Your Finger
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 24th, 2013 [ permalink ]
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Guitar! by Smule Strums Onto The App Sto...
Guitar! by Smule Strums Onto The App Store
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 24th, 2013 [ permalink ]
Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
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Redline Rush – Avoid The Toll Booth On T...
Redline Rush – Avoid The Toll Booth On This Now Free Endless Racer
Posted by Andrew Stevens on May 24th, 2013 [ permalink ]
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Kite Surfer Review
Kite Surfer Review
By Rob Rich on May 24th, 2013
Our Rating: :: MAKE SOME WAVESUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Kite Surfer looks good and controls great, although it’s also a little light on content.
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Spottlife Review
Spottlife Review
By Lee Hamlet on May 24th, 2013
Our Rating: :: CATEGORIZE YOUR SOCIAL LIFEiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Spottlife is a new way to view and interact with the world’s most popular social networks.
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Plasma Pig Review
Plasma Pig Review
By Jordan Minor on May 24th, 2013
Our Rating: :: THAT'LL DO, PIGUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
This porky pig needs a light touch.
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Hipstamatic Oggl Review
Hipstamatic Oggl Review
By Chris Kirby on May 24th, 2013
Our Rating: :: HIP YET AGAIN
Remember Hipstamatic? It’s back with a host of features to challenge the likes of Instagram.
Developer: Hipstamatic
Price: Free
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 5
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