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Dealhacker: Get Nine Great Mac Apps For $39

7:00AM February 7, 2012 | Adam Dachis

Mac: Software bundles are a great way to pick up new apps at a huge discount, and MacBundler’s latest offering is no exception. It offers up a number of useful and fun media apps, plus a few practical downloads for your notes, finances, automation and computer-cleaning needs. Here’s the entire list, how much they normally cost, and what each app can do: More »


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Superior Alternatives To Crappy OS X Software

3:00AM December 23, 2011 | Thorin Klosowski

Macs come bundled with a lot of software out of the box. While most of it is at least passable, much of it lacks the feature set power users need. We’ve compiled a list of our favourite replacements for the usually-workable-but-sometimes-lacking OS X default software. More »


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Organise Your Mac With DesktopShelves

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11:30AM December 11, 2011 | Logan Booker

Everyone’s familiar with the idea of using a bookshelf wallpaper to help sort your desktop icons into a ordered mass, but a simple clean up or view sort can ruin all your good work, and rearranging or moving your setup isn’t as easy as it could be. DesktopShelves solves this problem by allowing you to bind folders to “shelves” that can be arranged on your desktop however you like. More »


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How Do You Rid Your PC Of Unwanted Files?

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12:30PM December 10, 2011 | Logan Booker

If you have lots of time, you could go rummaging around your drives in Explorer (or the command-line if getting nothing else done in the next few years doesn’t bother you) in an effort to reclaim space. Alternatively, you could do what the rest of us do and fire up WinDirStat or SequoiaView, which display the files and folders of your hard drives as coloured blocks of various sizes. With these visualisation tools, it’s easy to identify where your space is going. More »


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Turn Your iPhone Or iPad Into A Number Pad

2:00AM December 10, 2011 | Thorin Klosowski

If you’re using Apple’s Bluetooth keyboard or a laptop, you might find yourself occasionally in need of a number pad. NumPad Remote is a download for iOS and Mac OS X that turns your iOS device into a portable number pad. More »


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The Free Apps We’re Most Thankful For

12:00AM November 25, 2011 | Melanie Pinola

While the Lifehacker US team is stuffing itself with Thanksgiving turkey, we can all be thankful for high-quality free software. Here’s a roundup of our favourite free apps. More »


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MacBundler Offers $300 Worth Of Mac Apps For $35

3:25AM November 2, 2011 | Adam Dachis

MacBundler is offering its new Mac software bundle, which includes 8 apps at a steep discount. What would normally cost you $US300 is going for $US35 until November 15th, 2011. Here’s what’s inside: More »


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Schedule Your PC’s Volume With Volume Concierge

4:00PM October 15, 2011 | Whitson Gordon

If you’ve ever turned on your music in the morning only to be jolted awake by volume set to 11, Volume Concierge can save you by automatically setting your volume to different levels at a certain time of day. More »


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Evernote Exporter Schedules Note Exports

5:00PM October 3, 2011 | David Galloway

Evernote users, are you vigilant about manually exporting your notes for backup or has it been a while? Evernote Exporter is a simple utility that schedules regular exports of your Evernote data in the app’s proprietary .enex file format. More »


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Text 2 Folder Creates Many Folders At Once

5:00AM October 3, 2011 | David Galloway

Text 2 Folder is a simple, portable app that creates multiple nested folders. All you need to do is create a text file with the folder structure you plan on using and feed both that file and the root folder path to Text 2 Folder. If you need to create a lot of folders at once it can save a decent chunk of time. More »