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Vector drawing app Sketch features powerful tools, minimalist design
Bohemian Coding has released Sketch, a new vector drawing app for OS X that features a minimalist design and offers a drawing space of unlimited size and layers.
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GetGlue brings social networking for entertainment to the iPad
The network, which counts over 5 million members, allows users to "check in" and discuss movies, TV shows, books, and special events, all via their iPad.
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Snell: New App Store guidelines go deeper than Adobe
Headline writers will focus on the Apple-Adobe squabble over Flash when reporting on the App Store guidelines Apple released Thursday. But Jason Snell says there's more to the story -- namely that the changes unveiled by Apple will go a long way toward making developers feel more comfortable about creating iOS apps.
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BaseApp watches Basecamp from your menu bar
Basecamp is a popular project management and collaboration tool, but e-mail notifications for new activity can overload one's inbox. BaseApp lets you get notifications in your Mac's menu bar, either via a drop-down menu or more immediate Growl alerts.
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Review: Chopper 2 for iPhone and iPad
Chopper 2 boasts three-dimensional environments, more realistic physics and all-new levels. Thankfully, it also retain the same addictive side-scrolling gameplay that made the first so much fun.
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Red Giant releases Magic Bullet Suite 10
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New iPods: The unanswered questions
After we posted our reviews of the new iPod shuffle, iPod nano, and iPod touch, we got questions from readers about things we didn't specifically cover in those reviews. Here are answers to some of those questions.
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Mac Gems: PowerMate 3.0.1
Got a Griffin PowerMate sitting in the closet? The company recently released a Snow Leopard version of the PowerMate drivers, and it's time to dust off the venerable Mac accessory.
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Roxio fixes Toast 10 Titanium glitch
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AT&T boasts of billions spent on network improvements
A letter sent to AT&T customers and a news release issued today about wireless network improvements are stoking speculation that the carrier is near the end of its exclusive deal for the iPhone
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RIM's DataViz purchase could impact iOS support
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion confirmed that it bought some of the assets of DataViz, which makes the Documents To Go productivity apps. That could impact iPhone and iPad users who use the DataViz apps to view and edit Microsoft Office files on their mobile devices.
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Smile releases PDFpen, PDFpenPro 5.0
Major upgrades to these PDF-editing and -searching tools make it easier to manipulate text and create interactive forms.
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Parallels Desktop 6 coming to Mac
On Thursday, Parallels announced the latest version of its virtualization software, Parallels Desktop 6 for Mac.
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Apple releases App Store guidelines, announces Review Board
In a move straight out of the "never say never" bin, Apple has released an official set of guidelines to help app developers understand the App Store approval process. The company also announced the formation of a board to which developers can appeal a rejection.
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The mystery of the accidental accents
Reader Stephen types one thing on his Mac's keyboard and something quite different appears on the Mac's display. Here's the answer.
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Google Instant: Big changes for users, publishers, marketers
Google's new Instant feature, which refreshes search results while people type queries, presents big changes for users, publishers and marketers.
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Pentax's new DSLR is packed with creative features
New Pentax K-r DSLR is optimized for low-light photography and filled with creative in-camera editing effects.
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Review: Terminology for iPad and iPhone
If you need a devoted dictionary app, both the iPad and iPhone editions of Terminology are characterized by smart font choices, a pleasant minimalist look, and an eye-friendly color palette.
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Pentax lets you customize your camera
The $150 Pentax Optio RS1000 will offer swappable faceplates that you can design yourself, while the 10x optical zoom Optio RZ10 is the company's first foray into the pocket-megazoom realm.
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