Posts Tagged ‘Mac’

John F Braun Talks Subscription Software Licensing on NAMP

May 16th, 2013

Mac Geek Gab cohost John F Braun joined the Not Another Mac Podcast team to talk about Adobe and Microsoft moving into software subscription models, and the glaring lack of iTunes on Windows 8.

Along with Kevin Allder, Steve Stranger, and Mark Pouley, they also talked about operating system updates and security issues, port mapping, the secret SFTP server hiding in OS X, and more.

Not Another Mac Podcast is available at the NAMP website and through the iTunes Store.

Source:http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/john-f-braun-talks-subscription-software-licensing-on-namp

Convenient DVD to iTunes Conversion Made Possible with iSkysoft DVD Ripper for Mac

November 23rd, 2012

Digital entertainment may well be one of the technological advancements that delimit people’s enjoyment of music and movies. In a few short and easy clicks, everyone is able to watch or listen to their favorites without the hassles of physically actually acquiring physical media that can be bulky or susceptible to loss or damage.

Now more than ever, practically every data can be stored, run or played seamlessly on virtually any device. For file and device compatibility issues – which arise because of different operating systems – users can turn to iSkysoft Studio for answers.
iSkysoft provides a wide range of multimedia software for ripping, downloading and conversion purposes. It is backed by highly experienced programmers who are focused on developing software that are more innovative and easy-to-use.

A leading developer of powerful tools for media conversion, iSkysoft makes it easier than ever to convert or import DVD to iTunes on Mac OS X. Great for Entertainment on-the-go, the software makes ripping of DVDs to mobile devices or MacBook, so there is no need to lug around bulky discs.

Using the DVD Ripper for Mac, user can rip DVDs to iPad, iPod touch 4, iPod nano, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, Apple TV and many more device-compatible formats. For enjoyment of DVD in just about any format, the powerful tool can convert DVD to HD video and standard videos like WMV, MP4, MOV, FLV, AVI, MPG and DV.

Also a powerful DVD converter for Mac , the software rips encrypted commercial DVDs as well as homemade DVD-R, so all movies can be watched, edited in iMovie, Final Cut Pro and other applications and shared online or offline, on virtually any Apple device. The DVD Ripper for Mac is easy with optimized presets for Xbox 360, PSP, PS3, Nintento Wii, Walkman, Creative Zen, and Sandisk Sansa. In addition, the DVD Ripper for Mac is used to back up DVDs to Mac, MacBook and iCloud – wherever they will be safer

Guiding users every step of the way, iSkysoft.com comes with a video demo showing how to rip DVD to virtually any format so DVD movies can be watched n on iPad, iPhone, iPod and other Mac platforms. The video essentially focuses on three steps to DVD ripping for Mac.

Source:http://presswire.pressdoc.com/34947-convenient-dvd-to-itunes-conversion-made-possible-with-iskysoft-dvd-ripper-for-mac

Realmac Software Announces Clear For Mac, Big Update For iPhone

November 1st, 2012

Realmac Software has today announced Clear for Mac, a desktop version of its wonderful to-do app. It’s coming on November 8 alongside a big update to the iPhone app, which will add iCloud syncing between both platforms, and more.

The OS X app will be priced at $14.99, and like its mobile counterpart, it’ll sport a revolutionary gesture-based interface built for your trackpad, that’s largely free from buttons. You’ll also be able to navigate your way around the app using speedy keyboard shortcuts.

You can pre-register your interest for the app now via Realmac’s website, and you’ll be sent a notification via email as soon as it’s available to download from the Mac App Store.

Alongside its release, Realmac will launch Clear for iPhone version 1.2. It will introduce iCloud support, allowing you to store your to-do lists in the cloud and sync them between your Mac and iOS devices. Other improvements include the ability to paste in multi-line text to create a set of to-dos, and quick switching between lists with a new swipe gesture.
If you don’t already have Clear for iPhone, I highly recommend it. It’s a $1.99 purchase you won’t forget. It’s worth noting, however, that version 1.2 does require iOS 6.

Source:http://www.cultofmac.com/199070/realmac-software-announces-clear-for-mac-big-update-for-iphone/

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