On the heels of its Macworld 2009 presentation in San Francisco, the new Apple centric documentary, “Welcome to Macintosh” will have a special one-time online screening, Monday, January 12th. At 9:30 PM ET on The Digital Lifestyle. Filmmakers Rob Baca and Josh Rizzo will participate in a live chat during the screening where viewers can ask questions about it the movie, the people and the creation process.
Mac Games Arcade today announced that its new digital download application for Macintosh games has achieved over 250,000 downloads since the application’s launch just three weeks ago. With Mac Games Arcade, users are able to browse through hundreds of digital download Mac titles from over 100 Mac developers, check out demos, write reviews, purchase games, and maintain their digital downloads.
Apimac is proud to introduce Protect Files 1.0, their new file and folder encryption solution for Mac OS X. An encrypted space is a space protected with a password that resides on the Mac’s hard disk, external disk, or a USB drive, where the user can safely store documents, files, and folders to prevent access from other users. Developed specifically for those who prefer a dedicated solution, Protect Files will guide the user step by step in the creation and use of Encrypted Spaces.
Bremen based Juicy Cocktail is proud to introduce Limits 1.0, their universal tracking solution for iPhone and iPod Touch. Limits allows tracking of expenses, weight, call times, tweetups, or anything the user can think of, and then track their progress. Developed specifically to leverage the iPhone’s unique abilities, Limits sports a clean, uncluttered interface. All the details fit on one screen, making it easy to navigate, so updating a limit’s value is just a few taps away.
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