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Funtastic Photos – Mac OS X Photo Editor – Updated
Ohanaware, a family team specializing in intuitive photo editing software, has announced an update to their flagship product "Funtastic Photos". Funtastic Photos is a user friendly Photo Editor for the Macintosh platform, with advanced effects engine and sharing capabilities. This update (free to existing customer) features a multitude of bug fixes and more built-in creativity. What’s New In Version 1.0.7 This latest version improves Lion compatibility, has improved speed in several areas, a couple new 1-Click Styles and some new effects. A new Specific Size layout has been added to the Print & Layouts, this allows photos to be printed at traditional photo sizes on regular sized photo paper. System…
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New – Exif Everywhere Standalone From Mac App Store
Exif Everywhere Standalone for Mac OS X is an application aimed to display Exif metadata, GPS geolocation and other properties of JPEG, TIFF and RAW images. This app costs $10.99 in the Mac App Store and you can download it here.
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Giveaway – Poster for Mac OS X – We’ve Got Codes To Give You
Poster is an application for posting photos and video to the web. Poster can send photos and videos to Flickr, SmugMug and Facebook walls and photos to Facebook pages. Poster sports a sleek design that lets you see your photos properly and work with them effortlessly. Whether posting to Flickr, Facebook or SmugMug, Poster takes a tailored approach that makes the most of each site’s unique features. We’ve got a bunch of promos to give to our loyal readers, each worth $9.99. Want one? here’s what we need you to do… It’s very simple, just like us on Facebook, join our massive and ever growing, 10,400+ Twitter followers, and…
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BundlesForMac Weekly Special 60% off of Yummy FTP
BundlesForMac has announced Yummy FTP for the Weekly Special. Yummy FTP is widely known as one of the fastest and most stable FTP clients that are available for the Mac OS X. This special will run for 1 week ending on March 22, 2011, and will discount Yummy FTP to 60% off. Yummy FTP is an FTP and SFTP client application for the Apple Macintosh, built as native Mac OS X software from the ground up, with the goal of providing a reliable, powerful, yet easy to use file transfer utility. Since it’s release, Yummy FTP has gained a reputation for being the fastest, most reliable, and most flexible FTP…
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Zevrix Updates BatchOutput for Microsoft Word To Support Office 2011
Zevrix Solutions today is pleased to announce the release of BatchOutput DOC 2.1, a compatibility update to its popular output automation solution for Microsoft Word on Mac OS X. The software provides advanced solutions for demanding enterprise and office publishing environments through automation of printing and professional PDF output. With BatchOutput DOC, users only need to select the files they wish to output and adjust the settings, and the software will do the rest automatically. For example, BatchOutput can be left to output hundreds of Word files overnight, and the completed job can be picked up next morning. In addition to batch printing, BatchOutput DOC allows to carry out powerful…
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Apple’s Magic Kingdom ‘Creating Revolutionary’ Feature Within Mac OS X
It seems the latest employment opportunity at Apple is a very exciting one and not just for the employee but for all of us users of Mac OS X. They are looking for someone with ‘experience with developing for internet technologies and services’ – could this be something to do with cloud integration? The full job advert is below – what do you think? Hmmm, what’s he thinking?
