Every week Mac Games and More features a fun, casual game you can play over the weekend. This week’s pick combines match three gem games, hidden objects and puzzles as you follow a captain and her ship through a whirlpool, which takes her to a world beneath it. Download it now
Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom 4 can now be bought from the Mac App Store. The RAW photo editing app joins Adobe’s own Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, and is Adobe’s first full-featured flagship application to make it into the store.
Here’s a Wednesday game from Mac Games and More to help move your week quickly over the hump. It’s an award-winning classic adventure game that will send you to France and across Europe. Download it now
The brand-new version of AirServer is being billed as “The Game Console For Mac.” Like previous versions of the software, AirServer runs on you Mac and turns it into an AirPlay receiver, allowing you to stream music, video, photos and even games to the Mac’s big screen, just as if it was an Apple TV. What’s new, though, is the ability to stream games from two players simultaneously for big-screen head-to-head action.
Every week Mac Games and More features a fun, casual game you can play over the weekend. This week’s selection is a special edition, hidden objects adventure game that takes you to Thailand where demons are turning people into stone. Download it now
If you want a great Simplenote-compatible, note taking app for your Mac, then you should download the free and excellent Notational Velocity. If you want a harder to use, bigger and — some might say — uglier app to do the same thing, then Metanota is just the thing for you.
Here’s a Wednesday game from Mac Games and More to help get your week over the hump. It’s an exclusive collector’s edition, hidden objects adventure game for Mac filled with absurd, time-wasting gaming goodness. Download it now
Every week Mac Games and More features a fun, casual game you can play over the weekend. This week’s pick is a platformer that will pull at the heart strings of gamers who love old school style side scrolling games. Download it now
According to Ken Segall's new book, "Insanely Simple," Steve Jobs loved the PowerMac G4 Cube, but had to let it die.
Here’s an exclusive excerpt from a new book about Steve Jobs and Apple by ex-advertising Mad Man, Ken Segall. The book is called Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple’s Success, and it’s on sale tomorrow. In the excerpt, we learn about Steve Jobs’s great reaction to criticism of the infamous hockey puck mouse, how he responded quickly to mistakes, and his attitudes toward the “brand bank.”
Every week Mac Games and More features a fun, casual game you can play over the weekend. This week’s selection is a special collector’s edition of a not-to-be-missed hidden objects adventure game that takes place in the Bermuda Triangle. Download it now