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An Apple a Day: Dieting Software for the Macintosh

Posted 08/07/2008 at 2:02am | by Carol Pinchefsky

If you’re like me and millions of other Americans, you have a few extra pounds you’d like to shed. If you’re also like me, you have a Macintosh. I thought, why not combine the two and take the cutting-edge power of computer science and apply it to my ever-expanding flesh? Ten pounds need trimming. Time to get to work.

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TouchReflex

Posted 08/06/2008 at 3:46pm | by Roberto Baldwin

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The idea is simple, touch the screen as soon as the color changes to judge your reaction time.

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Tangle

Posted 08/06/2008 at 12:24pm | by cyoung

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Shareware game Tangle

A shareware game to pass the time between incredibly important work-related projects.

Deliciously addictive Tangle consists of a jumble of lines that you must untangle by clicking the dots at the corners and dragging them around. Black lines are good to go, gray lines are still tangled. There’s nothing to it, but it will suck you in like a giant vacuum cleaner—the tangles get bigger as you advance through the levels, and though some look patterned, trust us, they’re not. Tangle features unlimited levels, an online leaderboard, and even Internet multiplayer, all excellent touches.

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Last.fm

Posted 08/06/2008 at 3:27am | by Rick Broida

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Love Last.fm? You may like its eponymous iPhone app. Not familiar with the service? Do yourself a favor and try AOL Radio or Pandora instead. It’s not that the app is bad, per se, it’s just confusing and inconsistent, especially compared with the competition.

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Pandora Radio

Posted 08/06/2008 at 3:27am | by Rick Broida

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Universally adored by music fans, streaming-music service Pandora is sure to be equally adored by iPhone and iPod touch users, who can get in on the action with the nifty Pandora Radio app.

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AOL Radio

Posted 08/06/2008 at 3:08am | by Rick Broida

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So the iPhone and iPod touch lack an FM tuner. So what? AOL Radio fills the gap and then some, serving up some 350 stations of streaming-radio goodness. It’s a fantastic app for music and talk-radio fans, and it doesn’t cost a penny.

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mooSoftware TabletDraw 1.1

Posted 08/05/2008 at 2:28am | by Adam Berenstain

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Go, Speed Tracer!

Steve Jobs dissed the stylus when he introduced the iPhone, but digital artists know nothing beats a stylus and tablet for drawing on your Mac. Trouble is, the lag between what happens on your tablet and what ends up onscreen can force you to alter your drawing style for the computer. TabletDraw aims to change all that.

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Fable: The Lost Chapters

Posted 08/05/2008 at 1:28am | by cyoung

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Bad as You Wanna Be

Life is all about choices, and the ability to explore just how good or evil you can become through the choices you make is one of the big attractions of Fable: The Lost Chapters. But when later choices don’t change as a result, are there really any consequences?

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Battle of Waterloo

Posted 08/04/2008 at 10:37am | by Adam Berenstain

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We love the latest and greatest gear, but we’re suckers for old ideas brought to life with new technology, too. Enter Battle of Waterloo, a choose your own adventure story for the iPhone or iPod touch.

Check out the entire review after the jump.

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Equinux iSale

Posted 08/04/2008 at 2:45am | by Chris Thomson

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iSell Your Stuff on eBay

When it comes to selling your old junk—er, lightly used treasures—eBay is the first stop for many. However, building your auctions via eBay’s Web interface isn’t exactly a fun process, especially for novices. That’s where equinux iSale comes in. iSale is a beautiful application for Mac OS X Leopard that assists you in creating and managing eBay auctions. iSale makes everything easy, from jazzing up your listing to managing shipments, in a familiar iTunes-style interface.

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