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Video sharing is gaining more popularity than ever, but there are still some obstacles to overcome — mainly the video’s size. That’s where Stomp comes in. Stomp is a simple app with a not-so-simple task: reducing a video’s size into something more manageable for whatever use is intended for it. If you have to process [...]

Even if the majority of Mac users are content with Safari — the #1 Mac web browser — no two web browsers are alike. Today, to much anticipation and enthusiasm, the 3.0 version of Firefox has arrived. With more speed, notable new features, and a more Mac-like interface — Firefox 3 is a big improvement. [...]

It’s no secret that Apple’s .Mac service had been enduring a slow and painful death over the last couple of years — it didn’t offer anything ground-breaking or services that could also be gotten for free. Last Monday, Apple announced the future of .Mac — or death — by showing a new service called MobileMe. [...]

Give Good Food to your Mac was one of the best Mac software sale events due to the ability of being able to choose the software you wanted — and the software you didn’t. The premise was simple: the more ingredients (applications) you added to your recipe (shopping cart), the bigger the discount you’d receive.
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Something interesting about Mac apps is that there always seem to be simple versions of more complex apps handy. In this case, a lot of simple image editors have been seen, as of late. And why not? Complex image editors are hardly user-friendly for people who need an image with some quality to it — [...]