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Dive into nostalgia with OpenEmu Console Emulator for Mac
OpenEmu for Mac lets you run 8-bit and 16-bit console games on OS X seamlessly. Supports gamepads too.
Twitter updates its Mac app, brings image previews and refined design
Twitter for Mac gets image previews, updated iconography, redesigned profile pages and more.
Chatology makes iMessage more tolerable, lets you search messages easily
I love how Apple baked IM functionality into iPhone’s Messages app instead of building a separate iMessage app. This is something I look forward in Google’s Hangouts. iMessage is a pretty good service by Apple, except that it just doesn’t work. It’s almost the most annoying thing, both on OS X and iOS, for many reasons. To […]
Instashare brings super easy file sharing to iPhones and Macs
Instashare is like AirDrop with less restrictions. It’s available for Macs and iOS devices and lets you share files on Wi-Fi and bluetooth instantaneously.
Reeder App for iPad and Mac is Free for Limited time
Reeder app for Mac and iPad are now free until a new upgrade for version 2.0 will be rolled out. The Reeder app for iPhone remain a paid app.
The Mac Freebie bundle lets you download 8 paid Mac apps for free
Get 8 paid Mac apps for free using StackSocial’s Mac Freebie Bundle. The offer lasts for 15 days, so hurry up!
Bluestacks App Player brings Android apps to Mac
Bluestacks App player releases for Mac, lets users install and use over 7,50,000 Android apps, trying to bridge gap between smartphone and desktop.
Write more with less effort using Mou for Mac
The absence of a good blogging client for Mac like Windows Live Writer can be filled using Mou for Mac – a Markdown client.
Pocket for Mac makes reading articles a breeze
Read It Later, a popular app for saving articles for reading later, has reinvented itself this year as Pocket. I used to be a Readability fan, but then switched to Pocket as it was rebranded. On desktop, Pocket is available as a webapp, but I always prefer Mac apps to their web counterparts. But wait, […]