Control Center for Mac is the ultimate utility for Mac OS X users.
Apple is set to unveil OS X 10.10 at WWDC 2014 next month, but it’ll still be a long summer before we can install a public release on our Mac. Will Jony Ive deliver an iOS 7-inspired flat UI ( well, updated iOS 8 UI ) ? Will the UI changes will be minimal, but powerful under the hood? We’ll just have to wait. But, in the meantime you might want to check a new utility that lets you control and monitor various aspects of your Mac – Control Center for Mac.
Speed up and fine tune your Mac to keep it running like the day you pulled it out of its exquisitely-designed box. Nobody has time for system slowdowns and lackluster Mac performance.
Speed up and fine tune your Mac to keep it running like the day you pulled it out of its exquisitely-designed box. Nobody has time for system slowdowns and lackluster Mac performance.
MacBooster clears your hard drive of unnecessary files to free RAM space and deliver an instant performance boost. It also cleans out junk and unwanted files to free up more hard drive space.
Many of us spend a big part of our days in front of a computer. Wouldn’t it be nice if notifications from your iOS devices used some sort of ancient magic and appeared in your computer monitor?
Many of us spend a big part of our days in front of a computer. Wouldn’t it be nice if notifications from your iOS devices used some sort of ancient magic and appeared in your computer monitor? If the answer is ‘Yes!’ you might want to check out pushNotify, a new Cydia tweak that forwards all your notifications from iOS devices to your Mac.
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Feral Interactive just revealed Total War: Shogun 2, a historical strategy game that combines real-time combat with turn-based tactics, is coming to the Mac.
Feral Interactive just revealed Total War: Shogun 2, a historical strategy game that combines real-time combat with turn-based tactics, is coming to the Mac. The game returns to 16th-century Japan, a country that is fractured into rival clans led by local warlords, each fighting for control. As the leader of one of nine competing clans, you will have to use diplomacy, espionage and military brilliance to unify 16th century Japan under one undisputed ruler: you.
Jump over the break to check out the trailer….
Google is rolling out Google Now notifications for all OS X Chrome users as long as they are signed in with the same Google account used on iOS.
Just a quick heads-up: Google is rolling out Google Now notifications for all OS X Chrome users as long as they are signed in with the same Google account used on iOS. As shown in the screenshot above, users can find their cards through the Google Chrome Notifications windows which can be accessed by clicking on the bell icon found in the OS X menubar. Some cards that can be found on Google Search app for iOS are not currently supported by the desktop browser and will not be shown to the user but cards for sports, weather, directions and reminders will be displayed just like on iOS. For more info check out Google Chrome help pages
Praised for successfully reimagining an iconic video game character for modern times, the 2013 hit game Tomb Raider is now available for OS X.
Praised for successfully reimagining an iconic video game character for modern times, the 2013 hit game Tomb Raider is now available for OS X. The game launched exclusively on the Mac App Store, and will arrive on other digital platforms, like Steam on January 30. The game, while known for its single-player campaign, has an online multiplayer mode, but you won’t be able to access it if you buy the game from the Mac App Store. If you wish to play online multiplayer you will have to buy the game on Steam as it requires a Steam account to participate in its Mac-to-Mac only online play.
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Apple left an easter egg in its new 30 years of Mac tribute website: A custom font that depicts each Mac model from the past three decades of its history as a maker of personal computers.
Apple left an easter egg in its new 30 years of Mac tribute website: A custom font that depicts each Mac model from the past three decades of its history as a maker of personal computers.
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Radium – the only internet radio app you will ever need.
Just a quick heads-up: Radium for Mac is now on sale on the Mac App Store [ direct link ]. Normally priced at $9, this Thanksgiving/Black Friday you can buy the only internet radio app you’ll ever need for only $5.99. The iPhone app, is now free on the App Store [ direct link ] for a limited time. Radium is simple to use with a great UI, over 8,000 stations for you to choose from, iCloud sync, AirPlay support etc. Read our full review…
Radium, the popular internet radio app was updated today with a great new iOS 7 UI, stability and performance improvements.
Radium, the popular internet radio app was updated today with a great new iOS 7 UI, stability and performance improvements. The app also received a brand new icon which shows a pink to red gradient radio icon over a white background which you can also see in the screenshots above. If you want to learn more about Radium, check out this post which covers both the iOS and Mac apps.
Radium for iOS is available for $1.99 on the App Store [ direct link ]. Radium for OS X is available for $8.99 on the Mac App Store [ direct link ]
VOX comes with full support for lossy and lossless formats, wrapped in minimalist design perfection.
In other news, Winamp is closing shop after 15 years. Some of you have no idea what Winamp is ( even if back in March they released a Mac version ), some of you forgot about it, and for some of you this post is just a reminder to delete/uninstall the damn thing… “Winamp, it really whips the llama’s ass!”. Well, my fellow Mac users fear no more. It’s not like anyone still uses Winamp these days, but if you hate iTunes and you’re looking for that perfect music player, you should really check out VOX. The app comes with full support for lossy and lossless formats, wrapped in minimalist design perfection.
