Do you ever have lots of documents that you open at any given day and find that you need to re-open that document at a later time and become frustrated when you can’t remember where the document went and what you named it? I know that I occasionally have that problem. That is, until I found this nifty little application that sits in my menu bar ready to help me out.
The other day, I was searching for links to include in my weekly Links of Interest (which I haven’t submitted in quite some time now. I happened to ...
You've got a really cool camera and take pictures as often as you can. Now all you need to do is find an app to help you make them better. There ar ...
There are a few tools that you can use to customize your desktop. Most of the apps in this list are free or free to try. They are fairly easy to use r ...
I have used several applications to keep a Calendar of my daily events. I started out with iCal, which came with my Mac. It is still sufficient but I decided ...
Times is the latest newsreader that I fiddled with. It is different than the usual mail styled RSS readers. Times uses an interface to try to give the reader a ...
I had previously wrote about the top three RSS newsreaders for Mac. Gruml is another full featured reader that is on the top of RSS readers available for Mac. It ...
Vienna is another RSS feed reader that I’ve seen many people using. It is fairly simple, but does not sync with Google Reader. I personally use Vienna (version 2.5.0.2500.1507) for ...
NewsFire 1.6 (v84) is a FREE newsreader application by David Watanabe. It is an easy to use, simple, minimalistic newsreader for Mac OS X Leopard. To download NewsFire, go to ...
I use Google Reader for all of my RSS feeds. I have decided to venture outside of the usual browser and check out the various desktop newsreaders available. So, this ...
I use my MacBook most of the time and I seem to use the max amount of hard drive space. So, I tend to backup everything to clear some space. ...
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