Archive for the Tools Category
Disk Drill: Is your deleted data alive!?
How many times have you deleted some piece of work that you found out a month later was more important that you thought? Have you ever deleted a movie and had an unstoppable craving to watch it the week later? Even those family pictures from a few months ago that your kid accidently deleted when cleaning the trash? Well now there is a chance for them to be recovered!
Posted by Seth Smith on December 30th, 2010 in Applications, Geek Tools, Hardware, Tools, Utilities Tags: Cleverfiles,data recovery,Disk Drill,Disk Drill review,lost files,Mac data recovery,recover data on mac, 1 Comment »
Trakpal V2 – Advanced Tracking and More
From the minds at Clickapps.com comes the only co-pilot you’ll need. Chock-full of meters and graphs, Trakpal offers you data that your standard car dashboard doesn’t provide or doesn’t provide well enough. Hop in your car boot TrakPal up and go with confidence, armed with data provided by your iDevice and Trakpal.
Posted by Ariel Kaplan on September 8th, 2009 in App Store, Tools, iPhone Tags: Appstore,navigation,speedometer,Trakpal, Leave a Comment
Billings: Freelancing Made Simple
Are you a freelancer? Or do you just need some organization for your business? Billings is the perfect app for you. With Billings, you can track your time, send invoices, see overdue payments, and track how much you’ve collected, all while remaining clean and professional.
Posted by Seth Smith on September 4th, 2009 in Office, Productivity, Tools Tags: billings,Business,freelancing,invoicing,Time tracking, Leave a Comment
iGo My Way 2009 – Leave Your Car GPS Behind
iGo My Way solves a problem. The problem that it solves is the iPhone GPS problem. People want a GPS and aren’t satisfied with google maps can now be sated. iGo My way is the best gps program I’ve used for the iPhone. iGo is full featured, fully mapped, and ready to take you anywhere you want to go… within reason.
Posted by Ariel Kaplan on August 21st, 2009 in App Store, Tools, iPhone Tags: GPS,GPS application for iphone,iGo My Way, 10 Comments »
Prowl: Growl Notifications On Your iPhone
Many Mac users use Growl to get notifications for numerous pieces of software, such as: Skype, Firefox, Cyberduck (file transfer client), some Twitter clients, and more. This is great, but what about if you leave your computer? How can you find out if you missed some Skype calls, or whether you missed any instant messages on Adium? This is where Prowl for the iPod Touch and iPhone comes in.
Posted by Kenneth Bolido on August 10th, 2009 in App Store, Instant Messaging, Plugins, Tools Tags: Growl,Notifications,Prowl, 6 Comments »
Simplify Media: Your Streaming Music Server
Though iTunes offers a sharing feature, it only goes so far. So, what if you want your music everywhere? Well, here is your solution. Simplify Media makes sharing music over the air incredibly easy. You can host your entire library and share with up to 30 other users. Simplify Media also saves space on all of your macs. All other macs besides the one you’re hosting on don’t have to have the music stealing space on their hard drives.
Posted by Tony Iliakostas on August 7th, 2009 in Applications, Freeware, Music, Tools Tags: iTunes,Media,Music,network,simplify, Leave a Comment
Senuti: Backup your music direct from your ipod
Picture the scenario; you’re laptop has crashed and the hard disk has failed. All your precious collection of music is gone. But then you remembered that you have everything on the ipod. But for some strange reason; you don’t have access to the content on it. How are you going to restore all your music? This is a total nightmare situation that fortunately can be solved with the great application Senuti.
Posted by Stephen O Connell on July 21st, 2009 in Tools, iPhone, iPod Tags: backup,iPhone,iPod,senuti, 4 Comments »
RemotePad: A free trackpad and for the iPhone
There are many free apps on the iTunes App Store. Lots of them are terrible, but occasionally you will run into a really good one. Well, RemotePad is that “one”, in fact, it may actually be my favorite free iPhone-to-computer application on the App Store. RemotePad allows you to use your iPhone or iPod Touch as a keyboard and trackpad, over a network. Plus it’s open source, meaning you can acquire the source code of the app, and basically help improve and modify the application, if you are into that sorta thing.
Posted by Kenneth Bolido on July 20th, 2009 in App Store, Freeware, Tools Tags: Keyboard,mouse,RemotePad, 2 Comments »
