Dec 31

Hello MacMania readers, I hope you are having a great New Year’s eve! Today, I have a wonderful product to review for you called Data Recovery Guru. If you are like me, there are times when you probably have deleted something you shouldn’t have on your Mac, and really wish you could get it back. However, what most people do not know is that with most deleted files, they are able to be recovered. Granted, if you do a secure erase of the files, they most likely will not be able to be salvaged, but they usually can be if you simply do a regular trash empty. Data Recovery Guru has the fantastic ability to scan your Mac’s hard drive and get these “lost” files back for you.

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Dec 14

Today, I would like to tell you about a wonderful website that many of you will find useful, especially if you do anything related to software development or things of the like relating to Mac, iPhone, iPod, or anything Apple, really. The site is called prMac, and the idea behind it is simple: create a vibrant community where users can submit press releases to the Apple community and have wide distribution of their products. For those of you who are software developers, this is a tool that should come in very handy, but also is quite useful for those of you who simply want to discover the newest, freshest, best apps and accessories for your Mac or iOS device, as well as new and innovative websites.

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Oct 16

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Oct 05

It is with great sadness that I announce to the MacMania community that Steve Jobs, an Apple founder, died today. Apple officially released it in a press release this evening. Steve was a wonderful innovator, and an inspiration to millions. Please leave your Steve Jobs memories below to share them and to add to his continuing legacy.

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Sep 30

Today I wanted to review a really cool game I came across called Netrikulator. Netrikulator is an addictive puzzle game with a real tech twist. In the game play, which is similar to the ’80s game called Pipe Dream, but instead of connecting pieces of plumbing, you connect nodes of a computer network together. Continue reading »

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Sep 29

iFrogz, the company you may know best for making custom iPod cases, sent me an email with a review request for their all-new Timbre line of earbuds. If you listen to one of the earlier MacMania episodes, you will notice a review of their EarPollution NervePipes series, which are similar except for that they are full-blown headphones, as opposed to earbuds.

The Timbre earbuds have a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 KHz (20,000 Hz), which is a pretty standard response for both microphones and headphones alike. This means that the speakers, or drivers, in the earbuds will project that entire range of sounds, which is more than enough.

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Sep 28

Today, I’d like to review for you a really cool application I’ve come across by the name of Pzizz. Pzizz is an application with a funny name but a realistic purpose, as it generates audio files to help you fall asleep under different conditions. For example, you can generate audio files of different lengths for sleep, energizer, or meditation naps, and they are all different. The Pzizz application itself presents a very small interface, consisting only of three buttons for selecting the aforementioned modules. Continue reading »

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Sep 27

If you have a twitter account, you have probably tried a few desktop clients to handle Twitter instead of the actual Twitter website. Twitterrific, from The Icon Factory, stands out from the rest as an excellent handler for all of your Twitter needs.

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Sep 26

I found a cool app this evening called NanoCustomizer, which is an interesting solution for customizing your Mac. NanoCustomizer allows you to do three main things, which include showing and hiding your hidden files, customizing your dock, and editing your login screen.
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Sep 25

In keeping with my commitment today to bring you a new review each day, I have a brand new review today. Today, I would like to talk about Mediainfo Mac, which is an application for video and audio professionals that allows one to view all sorts of information about video files.
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