Make Your Desktop Come Alive With This $0.99 App

Are you tired with your old desktop? Why no liven it up a bit with Live Wallpaper? It’s only $0.99 USD, and it is available...
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Evernote For Mac Now Includes Activity Stream, Retina Support

If you’re an avid Evernote user, you’ll definitely like this news. Evernote has just announced via their company blog that a new update for Evernote for Mac...
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Apple Snags AMD System Architect John Bruno

The man behind AMD’s Trinity chip is now fully engaged with Apple, although exactly what he’s working on is still a mystery at this point....
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Acorn 3.3 Released With Retina Canvas

Acorn is one of our very favorite apps here at Macgasm. It is an affordable and lightweight image editor with a lot of style. Fresh...
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Apple Now Only Allowing 1024×1024 Icons For Mac OS X Apps

In June Apple announced new size requirements for submitting iOS apps that would be starting in July. This requirement stipulates that all apps have to...
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Barnes And Noble (Finally) Releases A Web Reader

Amazon’s biggest competitor in the eBook game, Barnes and Noble, has finally released a competitor to Amazon’s ‘Cloud Reader’. Cloud Reader allows users to read...
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MacBook Air Experiencing Noise Issues With ThunderBolt Display

Users of the 2012 MacBook Air have recently been reporting issues when using the Apple Thunderbolt Display. According to Apple Insider, users on the Apple...
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OS X Mountain Lion To Be Released On July 25?

New rumors are surfacing that OS X Mountain Lion could be released on July 25. According to 9to5Mac, there will be a lot of activity...
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Apple’s MacBook Pro With Retina Display Earns Gold Ranking From EPEAT

After a lot of back and forth mind changing from Apple, all of Apple’s laptop models are listed on the EPEAT website, including the latest...
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Improved Shipping Estimates For Retina MacBook Pros

Almost right away Apple’s new Retina MacBook Pros saw delayed shipping estimates, but for the first time since its launch, shipping estimates have improved from...
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Apps Of The Week: Mishmash, And Mostly-Free Apps Edition

The end of the week is finally here again, and that means one thing: a new Apps Of The Week post from us, to you....
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MacBook Air Eating Up Ultrabook Sales

Remember how ultrabooks were supposed to kill the MacBook Air? It looks as if that isn’t turning out so well. In Q2 only 500,000 ultrabooks...
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iPhoto Update Fixes MobileMe Migration Problems

iPhoto received an update on Thursday, and is now up to version 9.3.1. It came with a fix for the MobileMe migration issue, where it...
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High Demand For iPads Could Be Problematic For Mac Sales, Analyst Says

BMO analyst, Keith Bachman, has predicted that Mac sales in the fourth fiscal quarter of 2012 will not reach the expected target because many people...
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Apple Defends Decision To Remove Products From EPEAT

Kristin Huguet, an Apple spokesperson, responded to concerns about Apple having removed its products from EPEAT. Huguet released a statement in defence of Apple’s decision...
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Finance App ‘Mint QuickView’ Now Available In Mac App Store

Mint.com, a personal finance site owned by Inuit, has just released Mint QuickView, its first OS X app in the Mac App Store. The app...
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Tweetbot For Mac Released In Alpha

After much teasing and hinting from the folks at Tapbots, Tweetbot for Mac is now available in alpha. It’s not finished, but does give us...
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Chrome To Drop OS X Leopard Support

Third party browsers are often very popular for people using older versions of an operating system. Usually, the Mozillas, Operas, and Googles of the world...
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