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If there one thing I love about my Mac (beside the OS) that’s without doubt Exposè. It allows me to easily switch between all my open apps and, if combined with another great feature such as Spaces, it just becomes a killer app for your workflow.
Now, I always dreamt to have such a feature on my iPhone but - strangely - Apple never built it. And here comes Steve Troughton Smith with Orbit.
We’re surrounded by web apps. That’s a given. Since the beginning of the web 2.0 era, we started collecting logins, passwords, subscriptions..I mean, who on earth hasn’t ever heard of Gmail? My dad (yeah, I always choose him as my example) has a Gmail account.
But, there’s a problem: have you realized how much visual space do all these web apps steal from your browser window? I tell you: a lot. Mail + Facebook + Google Reader + Digg + Last.fm (pretty popular services almost everyone uses) are 5 open tabs in your browser. And if you have an horizontal tabs layout, you know that five tabs are too much.
But remember, we are Mac users, couldn’t there be a solution? Sure!
If you daily use a lot of web apps, Fluid.app will make your lives easier. With Fluid you can create SSB, Site Specific Browsers.
Put simply, you can turn a webapp into a desktop application that will run into your dock.
Finally, here are the names of the first row of single Mac licenses winners.
You will receive the licenses from the developers in a week or so, I believe.
Thank you!
If you’re a heavy, aficionado Mac user, it’s very likely that you’re totally into discovering beta apps. They could be public or invite-only apps, or even teaser websites: you just want to discover new stuff before anyone else.
I’ve collected 9 of the most anticipated beta apps websites in this post, hope this will help you.
Enjoy!
Yesterday a reader dropped me an email, asking me what was so breakthrough about Cloud.app when CTU has been a menubar file sharing app way long before the cloud. What, CTU? , I asked.
Yes, here it is: the 100th site of its kind.
As you may have noticed guys, I had to close the contest tonight instead of tomorrow.
Anyway, here are the names of the winners!
Sometimes WordPress is not enough. Just like the World of 007, but for CMS.
Anyway, during these past months I felt the need to create something different where stuff like links, videos, pics and quotes could be posted without writing an article.
Here comes my Tumblr blog.
Alright guys, another giveaway for you!
This time it’s some very “exclusive” stuff: I’ve got 3 invites for Cloud app for Mac to share with you.
In case you missed my review, Cloud.app is a new application for Mac OS, still in its early development stages, which allows you to share files over the internet. The cool thing is, everything is performed with a unique hotkey which is, and most likely will become , system wide.
The application is a invite-only beta by now.
Anyway, let’s move on to the contest’s rules!
There’s been a lot of buzz around this Cloud.app recently.
While the developers described it as “every Mac user’s wet dream”, the twitter population went crazy about it. There was someone who said Cloud was a forecast app, then someone said it was only vaporware.
Cloud is real, guys. And it’s a wet dream.
