BCMonaco announces point-of-sale utility for Mac

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BCMonaco has announced its latest point-of-sale utility designed for professional restaurants, bcRes...

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Contax contact management software offer flexible
databases

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Arten Science has launched new contact-management software, ContaX. The new software allows storage ...

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Rumor: 4th-gen iPhone to be equipped with RFID
reader

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Apple is allegedly working on several iPhone prototypes that integrate RFID readers, according to Ne...

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RadTech launches OtterBox Commuter Series cases
for iPhone

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RadTech has released the OtterBox Commuter Series, a new multi-layer iPhone hardcase. The inner laye...

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MacHeist Nano Bundle Unleashed…for Free

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MacHeist announced its newest Mac app bundle, the MacHeist Nano. The traditional MacHeist software bundle is usually severely discounted and there has always been a price. But, for this one, they’re giving the software bundle for free.

MacHeist is offering six apps instead of the usual dozen or so it usually does with its regular offering…hence the “nano” part.

ShoveBox

(Retail: $24.95)

ShoveBox catches all those little scraps of information that you can’t act on now but would rather not forget. It sits in your menubar, waiting for you to drag in text, images, URL’s and more.

WriteRoom

(Retail: $24.95)

For people who enjoy the simplicity of a typewriter, but live in the digital world. WriteRoom is a distraction-free writing environment. Unlike the cluttered word processors you’re used to, WriteRoom lets you focus on writing. Twitterrific

Twitterrific

(Retail: $14.95)

Twitterrific is a fun application that lets you both read and publish posts or tweets to Twitter. The application’s user interface is clean, concise and designed to take up a minimum amount of real estate on your Mac’s desktop. This is from the same guys who brought us the Twitterrific iPhone app.

TinyGrab

(Retail: $14)

Harnessing the power of pre-existing and new OS screenshot taking capabilities, TinyGrab instantly uploads and allows you to share with a small URL — all in under 30 seconds.

Hords of Orcs

(Retail: $24.95)

Hordes of Orcs is a tower defense game in which you must build walls and lethal towers to defend your village from the Orcs emerging from, what the village elders call, ?The Glowing Portal of Really Bad Things That We Should Have Bricked-Up a Long Time Ago.? It’s made by Freeverse, the guys who made the popular Skee-ball and Flick Fishing iPhone apps.

Mariner Write

(Retail: $49.95)

Mariner Write is a powerful, yet streamlined word processor for Mac OS X. It’s for everyone from professional writers, to educators, students, to the average user. It’s also been touted by Macworld as the one of the best Microsoft Word alternatives.

This isn’t the full-blown MacHeist 4. This is a smaller bundle to hold us over for the next few months.

For those who don’t know about MacHeist, it’s a site that sells Mac OS X software. The unique thing is that the users are asked to complete certain challenges to get free and discounted applications and the software bundle grows as more customers purchase the bundle.

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Windows 7 retail sales 234% higher than for Vista

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The NPD Group today revealed that initial Windows 7 sales were more than twice as strong as for Vist...

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e-on ships full line of Vue 8 animation utilities

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Following the release of Vue 8 Infinite and xStream this week, e-on is now shipping the rest of its ...

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Comcast implements new throttling system [U]

(Update clarifying timing) Comcast in a new FCC notice (PDF) revealed that it has already begun impl...

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Comcast implements new throttling system

Comcast in a new FCC notice (PDF) revealed that it has already begun implementing a new throttling s...

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Droid, Android 2.0, and Multi-Touch

Picsay, an Android photo viewing application, offers pinch-to-zoom multi-touch on the U.S. Droid. (Looks pretty smooth in the demo video, too.) But this shouldn’t be confusing or surprising, though. As I wrote a few days ago, the Android 2.0 OS offers multi-touch APIs, so third-party developers can do things like this. What is missing are multi-touch gestures in any of the standard built-in apps.

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