USB Overdrive lets you control your input devices
USB Overdrive 3 provides Snow Leopard (as well as Tiger and Leopard) users with customizable, system-level mouse and keyboard control without slowing down your system. More: continued here
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Mac News Briefs: Vectorworks 2010 products unveiled
emetschek North America released the 2010 versions of its Vectorworks line of design software, including Designer, Architect, Landmark, Spotlight, Machine Design, Fundamentals, and Renderworks. Also, Prizmo 1.1 adds OCR technology to the image-processing application, Wolfram Research announced webMathematica 3, and Red Sweater Software fixed some bugs in its Black Ink crossword puzzle-solving app. More: continued…
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Leaked: BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac
Time to rejoice Mac users, today is your day. That is because the BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac has just been leaked. For years now Mac users have been left out in the cold when it comes to the BlackBerry Desktop Manager. It really does make you wonder what took RIM so long to develop…
Leaked: BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac
Time to rejoice Mac users, today is your day. That is because the BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac has just been leaked. For years now Mac users have been left out in the cold when it comes to the BlackBerry Desktop Manager. It really does make you wonder what took RIM so long to develop a compatible Mac version.
Shift to Multi Carriers Could Be Apple’s Smartest Next Move
News Analysis: Whether or not Apple will make its iPhone available to multiple carriers is currently unknown. But based on the iPhone’s popularity, it seems like the smartest move that Apple could make. A carrier-agnostic iPhone would put new competitive pressure on all its smartphone competitors, especially RIM.
Man Spies on New Owner of Stolen Computer via Apple’s Mobile
Earlier, we reported the story of a robbery victim who used his stolen iPhone’s GPS application to track down his purloined phone and, thus, the suspected thieves. In other crime-fighting Mac news, The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) reports that an anonymous contributor dubbed ‘Jim’ has gotten a tip on the location of his stolen laptop….
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Man Spies on New Owner of Stolen Computer via Apple’s Mobile
Earlier, we reported the story of a robbery victim who used his stolen iPhone’s GPS application to track down his purloined phone and, thus, the suspected thieves. In other crime-fighting Mac news, The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) reports that an anonymous contributor dubbed ‘Jim’ has gotten a tip on the location of his stolen laptop.
Apple’s New Data Center Likely to Focus on Cloud Computing
Apple loves keeping secrets, but it can’t hide something as big as the 500,000 square-foot data center it’s constructing in North Carolina. That would place it among the largest data centers in the world… This would qualify as a big-ass data center. More: continued here
TechCrunch: Arrington’s Showing His Ignorance
Epic takedown by @Primatage on Mike Arrington’s rant article proclaiming that he “Quit The iPhone” over Google Voice. Besides the fact that Arrington doesn’t even use Voice, most of the info he states regarding it is, well, wrong. More: continued here
Yum: no-frills recipe manager
Yum 3.0.7 is a solid, no-frills recipe manager, but its lack of some key features may have you looking for a more elegant program in the same price range. More: continued here
Apple’s 2009 MacBook Pro: Battery Life to Die For
Apple started experimenting with using custom lithium polymer batteries instead of the industry standard lithium ion. Lithium polymer cells are rectangular so there’s no wasted space. Not only does this make the batteries more compact, but it also gives you greater capacity since you’re using all available chassis volume for the battery. More: continued here
Office updates from Microsoft tackle security
Updates for Office 2004, 2008, and the Open XML Convertor fix a vulnerability that would have let attackers insert malicious code on a Mac. The Office 2008 update also preps the program for a promised Entourage update due later in 2009. More: continued here
Livescribe releases Mac software version 1.0 for Pulse Smartpen
With the release of version 1.0 of its OS X software, the Livescribe Puulse Smartpen is now ready for Mac prime time. More: continued here
Apple ramps up MacBook campaign; RIM folds on anti-Apple ad
Apple this week kicked its eco-friendly MacBook campaign into overdrive with new placements on network television and top-tier internet properties; meanwhile, Research in Motion considered taking a shot at Apple in a new television commercial but ultimately couldn’t bring itself to pull the trigger. More: continued here
NYC Cabbie demands iPod as cost, remains at large
A young lady’s seek advice from to the wondrous(ly dirty) world of NY city used to be sullied via the loss of her iPod to a cabbie, thanks to important-city intimidation. The crime remains unsolved, but it brings up a captivating point: can we use Apple products as forex as soon as our cash is…
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