iPhone App Review: Lexic
May 4, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
Lexic is a set of three games for the iPhone. The three games bundled together are Lexic Cascade, Lexic Blackout, and Lexic Stasis. With entertainment value and a great design this iPhone/iPod Touch application costs $2.99 on the App Store. You can get the application’s from this App Store link. Read more
How to rip DVDs and convert videos on your Mac
May 4, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
Handbrake is a DVD and video converter for the Mac. It’s a free download and you can convert videos to various formats, including ripping DVDs to the iPod format. Handbrake supports formats such as FLV, WMV, AVI, and MOV out of the box. Handbrake is an open source project and it uses a number of video and audio libraries from the Linux and open source world. Read more
How to shop on eBay directly from your Mac
May 1, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
GarageBuy is a Mac application that makes shopping on eBay more fun, a lot easier, and much more effective. It’s from the folks at iwascoding, the same people who brought us GaragePay. If you spend a considerable amount of time shopping on eBay you might find GarageBuy pretty useful. And it’s free. Read more
Improve your Mail.app productivity with MailWidget
April 30, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
MailWidget is a great widget for the MacOS Dashboard. It resides in you Dashboard and checks for incoming emails. It notifies you when you receive a new email message, and the great thing is that it works even if Mail.app is not running. Read more
iPhone App Review: Lose It!
April 29, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
Lose It! is a great iPhone application that assists with and monitors your weight loss program. The application is a free download from the iPhone/iPod Touch App Store. Lose It! has an excellent user interface design in addition to useful features like the setting of goals, tracking your total food intake and the exercise that you do. Read more
How to play most audio and video files in OS X using Quicktime
April 28, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
Perian is a great plugin for Apple’s Quicktime player. It’s an open source utility that enables Quicktime to play many popular video formats that it does not support out of the box. Read more
Lounge - Yet another Twitter client for the Mac
April 27, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
Lounge is yet another Twitter client for the Mac. It’s from the folks at Goose Apps. Although it’s still in beta version it looks like a very promising Twitter application. The user interface is quite different from any other Twitter application I’ve used before and it take a bit to get used to. However, once I got comfortable with the application the user interface started feeling good too. Read more
How to batch rename files in OS X
April 27, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · 1 Comment
NameChanger is a very useful application from MRR Software that helps you rename a list of files quickly and easily. The main purpose of this application is to help rename photographs, although it works well for other kinds of files as well. When you have a large number of photographs it is quite useful to have a software like this one that can perform a batch renaming of the image files quickly and effectively. Read more
Digital Color Meter - a built-in color picker for the Mac
April 24, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · 2 Comments
If you are a designer and your Mac is the tool you use for your design work the Digital Color Meter is something that could be of great assistance to you. Digital Color Meter is a tiny little tool that allows you to get the exact RGB values for any pixel on your screen. This is particularly useful for web designer for times when they find a photo or another web page that has just the right shade of a color they have been trying to hone in on. Read more
How to get detailed information on every Mac ever made
April 23, 2009 by Sukrit Dhandhania · Leave a Comment
Mactracker is a handy program that has a complete database of every Apple Macintosh ever made (Note: the last update was in Dec of 2008, so the 2009 models for MacBooks, MacBook Pro’s and iMacs are not included, yet). Read more


