In this week, you are going to enjoy some great Mac apps, we have got solutions for managing the money and files, geocoding your imaged, browsing the Web, and even printing. Enjoy some of the nifty apps which we have assembled for you.
Chronicle 5.1
The LittleFin’s ($14) features a number of new and innovative options to the company’s famous personal-finance app, comprising password protection, a new menu only mode, and many other options for customizing graphs.
Hazel 3.1
We reviewed the Hazel 3.0 last year, calling it standout file planner. Version 3.1 of that utility for the automating file management can upload to SFTP, FTP and WebDAV servers. Other innovative features comprise the capability to use the patterns for extracting file and matching file contents: custom date tokens, descriptions and rule notes; and an option to maintain file’s folder path when copying file to another location.
HoudahGeo 3
The amazing Houdah Software’s ($29) HoudahGeo3 allows you to geocode your images for archival purposes very quickly and easily. The version 3.5 includes support for the Adobe Lightroom to application’s existing support for Aperture and iPhoto Places.
Maxthon (Mac 4.0.4.3000)
The Maxthon’s free Maxthon for the Mac is another Web Browser, but it might be worth a look. It pairs modern, swift webpage rendering with the slew of trackpad waves for speedier, finger driven navigation: A two finger circle gesture activates a refresh; other gestures let you reopen and close tabs or flip between them.
Techtool Pro 7
Micromat’s respected Techtool Pro system ($100) utility recently got a major update. Version 7 is fully 64 bit compatible and comprises a very new memory test that company says is ‘’ one of the advanced in the industry’’ and took 2 years to develop.
The Elements (for OS X 1.0.1)
The enchanting Elements for OS X ($29) comprises the same information and features as the iOS version, but it includes live video experiments and demonstrations.
