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QuickerTek today announces an exclusive extended life battery for all models of the Apple MacBook Air. Users gain six to ten hours of additional battery power, well beyond the power of the built-in battery. This is the only product that charges the internal battery of the MacBook Air while in use. For those Air users who are looking for a way to get around the MacBook Air’s non-removable battery, this new external battery adds the mobile power most often requested.

Minion Software today announced Reid Minion 1.0, their enhanced document and book reading app for iPhone and iPod Touch. Reid includes readability and usability enhancements to optimize reading for many types of people. Whether you’re visually impaired and need a large font on a high contrast display or you’re a speed reader blazing through documents at warp speed, Reid can make your reading easier.

Jumsoft today released Money 3.3, an update to their personal and small-business accounting application for Mac OS X. Money 3.3 includes new and user friendly options previously unseen. Version 3.3 adds Italian and Dutch localizations, improved German and French localizations, fixed approximately 30 bugs, and the invoice creation tool, Invoice Templates Editor, was directly integrated. Users are able to design as many invoices as they need and save them as templates for future invoices.

Try This Networks today announces Tap of the Dead 1.0, their 6th game developed exclusively for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Tap of the Dead is an unique action game with innovative gameplay and interface design. Players must tap buttons to complete sequences and kill zombies before they damage the player. Set in New York City, the game features over 45 unique levels based on real world locations allowing the player to realistically fight block by block in the city overrun by zombies.

Blue Room Software today announces a one-day sale on its BurnToDisc and ImageArchiver products for Aperture and iPhoto in honor of the 2009 tax deadline. Both BurnToDisc for Aperture and BurnToDisc for iPhoto provide a simple way to deliver your final images to a client, share your pictures with friends and family, or make an extra copy of your files for safekeeping. Disc names are automatically generated from user-defined elements such as disc number, image number, export date and project name.