In this year’s Apple Design Awards, there was more focus on it than usual because it includes for the first time iPhone app categories. And even though there isn’t an official page from Apple that lists the winners as of this post’s publication, we can always count on Twitter users and Wikipedia. These are 2008’s ADA winners.
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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. Is this the update we’ve all been waiting for? Let’s check out the info we have so far.
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This was another successful keynote. We yawned, we laughed, we cried, and we’ll certainly remember it… and why not? Steve Jobs is an expert at drama by now, but the trick was that highly-anticipated products that were announced — new iPhones included.
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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.
But now that it’s back, there’s something interesting about this one — it’s focused at developers, as it can be seen from all the software that’s available. And the event couldn’t have gotten better timing, because today marks the start of a little event known as “WWDC”.
But still, even though if you’re not a developer, it can’t hurt to browse over the list of software available. Maybe you’ll even find some things you like, and then get it at a good discount.
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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 — and quick. Now enter Gluestick, a layer-based image editor, which looks like it has some interesting things to offer. Keep on reading for more on this interesting application.
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