October 23, 2009 @ 8:42 pm
It’s been in development for what seems like forever and early versions of it have been less than satisfactory (because of missing key features), but it looks like Google Chrome has finally been released for the Mac. The release is a developer’s release so it’s still not final, but it’s pretty close to the final version. Bookmarks, history, and everything else in the Windows counterpart seem to be there. Get it now.
October 3, 2009 @ 2:51 am
I posted earlier about RIM finally releasing the BlackBerry Desktop Software for the Mac and here is what I think about it: FINALLY! WHAT THE HELL TOOK SO LONG?! I can finally backup my phone data without having to run a virtual operating system. I don’t understand why RIM only saw it fit to release a Mac client now when there have always been BlackBerry users on Mac operating systems.
October 2, 2009 @ 11:24 pm
Heads up, Mac heads: the BlackBerry Desktop Software is finally out officially for the Mac. Get downloading and functional.
September 20, 2009 @ 1:32 am
I just started using this neat little app called CoverSutra today as a supplement to my music listening experience on my computer. What CoverSutra does is add additional iTunes functionality without the need to keep switching back to the iTunes application. CoverSutra adds a small music icon to the menu bar and from there you have the ability to search and pick individual songs using keyboard shortcuts. In the end, the song-switching and song-picking procedure is sped up a lot because you don’t have to mess with the task switcher or move your cursor to select iTunes. It doesn’t sound like much when I’m explaining it in words, but CoverSutra is so good at saving me time to be better off spent elsewhere that now I can’t ever see myself turning it off.
You can use the link provided above to try it out.
September 3, 2009 @ 6:25 pm
Why RIM never released a Mac client to begin with is beyond me (since more than just a few of us BlackBerry users are Mac users too), but it looks like RIM is finally coming to its senses. It turns out that the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software for Mac was leaked this morning and now you can go and download it and update, backup and upgrade your BB with ease from your Mac.
July 20, 2009 @ 3:11 pm
RIM dropped a bombshell this morning when they announced that the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software will finally be available for the Mac.
Unfortunately, it will be released in September so we’ll have to still wait a bit. This is just about the best news of the day so far.
