Apple Removes iWork and Aperture Trials
As noted by MacStories, Apple has recently removed its iWork ’09 and Aperture 3 trial versions from its website. Apple has replaced the trial webpages with a notice that directs users to the Mac App...
View ArticleHackStore is Now Live, Think ‘Cydia for Mac’
For nearly five years, Cydia has served as an alternative package distribution system to the App Store, where jailbreak developers can release their own apps, tweaks, themes, and utilities for iOS....
View ArticleMac App Store App Updated with ‘Retina Graphics’
Mac App Store App Updated with ‘Retina Graphics’ Just in time for Retina display Macs, or just a clever marketing ploy? Continue reading Mac App Store App Updated with ‘Retina Graphics’Continue reading...
View ArticleTweetbot Coming to Mac
Since its debut on the iPad back in February, there have been rumors claiming that the iOS Twitter client Tweetbot could be coming to the Mac App Store sometime this year. (Some of the fuel for these...
View ArticleWith OS X Mountain Lion Incoming, Developers Can Now Submit Apps for Review
With the public release of OS X Mountain Lion slated for later this month, Apple is now allowing registered developers to submit OS X Mountain Lion apps so that they are available when the operating...
View ArticleOS X Mountain Lion Released in Mac App Store
Apple today has publicly released OS X Mountain Lion, the next installment of its operating system for Mac desktops and notebooks. OS X Mountain is available for $19.99 from the Mac App Store for...
View ArticleOS X Server Released Alongside Mountain Lion
OS X Server Released Alongside Mountain Lion Apple writes: OS X Server is the next generation of Apple’s award winning server software. Designed for OS X and iOS devices, OS X Server makes it easy to...
View ArticleMarco Arment: “The Mac App Store is in Significant Danger”
Marco Arment, creator of Instapaper, has shared some interesting thoughts on his personal blog about the future irrelevancy of the Mac App Store. Arment believes that because of the new sandboxing...
View ArticleApple Sends Out Codes for OS X Server to Up-to-Date Users by Mistake
Since the release of its latest iteration of OS X yesterday, Apple has been working hard to issue redemption codes for users who recently purchased a Mac. Some users were reporting that their codes...
View ArticleTweetbot for Mac Released
Tweetbot for Mac has been released and has quickly soared to the top of the Mac App store charts. After many months of testing different Alpha and Beta versions of the software that were received with...
View ArticleReflection: Twitter is to Blame For Tweetbot’s Expensive Price Tag
Tapbots earlier today released its highly anticipated Tweetbot app for Mac, although most users probably weren’t expecting the client to cost a hefty $19.99 from the Mac App Store. But before attacking...
View ArticleApple Releases Second Supplemental Update to OS X 10.8.2
Yesterday and the day before, it was widely reported that various Macs couldn’t be updated to the latest version, OS X 10.8.2. The issues were generally vague, and only seemed to affect 2012 models....
View ArticleBlueStacks Android App Player for Mac Enters Beta
BlueStacks has been around since before CES 2012, but development sure hasn’t slowed down. The above video, released in July of this year, announced the Android player’s arrival on Mac. The...
View ArticleAirmail Debuts As A “Lightning Fast” Mac Mail Client
iOS may be in somewhat of a renaissance when it comes to email clients, with options ranging from Google’s official Gmail app to options such as Mailbox. The Mac, however, has been mostly left out of...
View ArticleiTunes Gets a New MiniPlayer
iTunes Gets a New MiniPlayer Federico Viticci for MacStories writes: Released in late November 2012, Apple today updated iTunes to version 11.0.3. The new version, available through the Mac’s Software...
View ArticleApple Announces Logic Pro X
Apple Announces Logic Pro X Apple today unveiled Logic® Pro X, the most advanced version of Logic Pro to date, featuring a new interface designed for pros, powerful new creative tools for musicians,...
View ArticleApple Begins Sending Out iWork for iCloud Beta Invites
At WWDC 2013 Apple introduced iWork for iCloud, the Cupertino corporation’s entry into cloud-based productivity software. Soon after the announcement they began sending beta invites to those registered...
View ArticleSeptember 10th Preview: Apple’s Next Keynote
Late last week, AllThingsD — reported that Apple’s next iPhone will be unveiled on September 10th. Two days before Apple’s previous announcement of the iPhone 5 last year. While it hasn’t been...
View ArticleiWork for iCloud Seeing “Overwhelming Response”
Apple launched the beta of iWork for iCloud at its WWDC 2013 conference in June, but at the time the suite was only available to registered developers. Since then, Apple has been welcoming in batches...
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