What to do if your keyboard on the screen. And if there are dozens of screens: At CES, the Russian design Art Lebedev, the company shows upcoming Optimus Aux Optimus popularis keyboard with a mini and a series of six unique keyboard for data input devices on the key to the home screen.
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
TuneSpan Splits Your iTunes Library Across Many Drives, Only $2 Today
OS X: Previously mentioned (and previously free) TuneSpan—the app that splits your iTunes library across multiple drives—went on sale today for $2, down from $15. If you've got a large music collection that won't fit on your primary drive, this app will solve your problem.TuneSpan looks a lot like iTunes when you open it up, making it a familiar way to set locations for your music. You just pick the files you want to move and choose a drive to put them on. TuneSpan then updates your iTunes library file so iTunes knows to look for the files elsewhere. While you will, of course, need to have the drive connected in order to access the files you can put the music you play less elsewhere and just connect the drive when you need it. This way you can have one giant library without taking up an enormous amount of disk space.Normally $15, you can pick up TuneSpan for 87% off on the Mac App Store today only.TuneSpan ($2) | Mac App Store via AppShopper
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Today, Google brings its carousel design for local searches to the desktop.
Today, Google brings its carousel design for local searches to the desktop. Search for a restaurant and you'll see a black bar with pictures of all the nearby results. Read more here.
Monday, September 23, 2013
Get iBoostUp for Half Off Today
OS X: Previously mentioned iBoostUp, the powerful system cleanup utility, is on sale at 50% off today only. While we initially review the free version, you can get the $10 premium version with its extra features for only $5.While the free version cleans your system, iBoostUp's premium offering does a more thorough job. It can clear out your memory, find duplicate files, remove unnecessary code from your apps that make them take up extra disk space, locate files you aren't using, and much more. You can get these options through the free version through in-app purchases, but iBoostUp Premium automatically includes everything now and in the future. This way you won't have to pay for upgrades you want as time goes on. A couple of in-app purchases add up to $5 already, so if you like a few features you might as well just get them all. Discount or not, it's a heck of a lot cheaper than competitor CleanMyMac (which is also a very nice option that winds up in app discount bundles frequently).iBoostUp Premium ($5) | Mac App Store
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