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Creaceed today announces Prizmo 1.0, its new Mac application for scanning everything thanks to a digital camera. If you can take a picture of something with your camera, you don’t need to buy a scanner. Prizmo corrects lens distortion and perspective, it can scan documents of all sizes, including custom portrait and landscape documents indoor and outdoor photographs.

Tapbots today announced Convertbot 1.1, a major update of our unit conversion program for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Convertbot is a unit conversion robot. Convert currency, length, mass, time and much more in an exciting new way. Converting numbers will never again be a mundane task. In addition to its innovative interface, Convertbot is smart enough to convert to and from mixed units.

Toughturtle today announced an update to iFutures, the premier commodities tracking application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. iFutures features over 60 trackable commodities futures, charts, futures chains, a customizable user-interface, and global and individual contract changing, and more. Version 2.0 of the application adds over 25 new futures including Financials and Currencies, five month futures chains, charts, and an improved and customizable user-interface.

AwesomeSauce Apps today announced myMassage 1.2, a new application for the iPhone. Just in time to provide some stress relief from Tax Day, myMassage turns an iPhone into a vibrating personal massager, complete with four different massaging patterns. Users can choose from speeds from slow and steady to super-fast overdrive. The phone can also be shaken to select a random pattern.

Mien Software announced today the release of ScreenRecord 2.1.2 for the Mac, an easy-to-use screen capturing tool that records actions on the screen as a movie. It is useful for creating training CDs, visual tutorials, and much more. ScreenRecord offers simple video editing features to cut out unwanted segments. It supports all the major movie formats so you can easily share it with your friends on the web. Version 2.1.2 improves performance and stability.

Web Help Desk today announced an affordable Lite Edition for small to medium businesses, K-12 schools, collegiate departments and governmental agencies. This new Lite Edition is available as both a hosted SaaS application or for on site installation. Web Help Desk Lite Edition offers a strong feature set, simple implementation, ease of use, email integration, flexibility, scalability, and an unparalleled user interface.

bambooapps today announced the update of Keep Your Word for Mac OS X Leopard. Keep Your Word is a vocabulary and flashcards cataloger and trainer for Mac and iPhone. It lets you build your own dictionary, classifying and grouping the terms exactly how you want to. Version 1.5 brings many new features, like support for audio, declensions, many new grouping and classification options or a more flexible layout.

Independent software developer Reggie Ashworth is pleased to announce AppDelete 2.2.1, an update to his popular application deletion utility for Mac OS X. With a simple Drag & Drop, AppDelete will delete any chosen app with all of its associated items that belong to that application. Mac users will no longer have to hunt through their system to find and delete these items manually. AppDelete is a must-have utility for beta testers and the perfect companion to any Mac fanatic’s toolbox.

net4mac has launched a new version of its social network built exclusively for Mac users. This is a powerful internet service that allows you to make new friends sharing the same passion for the Mac platform, build new professional relationships, create groups of interests and much more. Version 2.0 for iPhone and iPod touch allows you to connect to the service, read your messages, send a new message, browse profiles and search members matching your preferences.

UK based ThinkMac Software today announced iKanji touch 1.0 for the iPhone and iPod touch. iKanji touch is an application for learning Japanese kanji characters through flash cards, tests and a spaced repetition system. The program’s comprehensive database covers over 2000 kanji commonly taught in the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) as well as Japanese school grade kanji from levels 1 to 6.