Seamless

Seamless lets you transition from playing music on your Mac to playing music on your iPhone or iPod touch –– in a single tap.

Yowza.


Category: Indie Developer,Software

Panic’s iOS Terminal Client ‘Prompt’ debuts

Panic’s new terminal client, ‘Prompt‘ debuted this morning in the app store. The unversal iOS app supports autocomplete, key file support, multiple connections, bonjour discovery of servers, and customizable keys. As with anything Panic does, it’s a must have (and only $4.99).


Category: App Store,Software

MarsEdit 3.0

Big update to the blog editor that brings an all new text editor, new upload options, support for custom fields and pages in WordPress and more. Get it now for $39.95, or update from a previous release for $14.95.


Category: Software

Transmit 4 Released

I’ll have a write up later today on the app. I’ve been beta testing Transmit 4 for a couple of months now, and can tell you it is the best FTP client – on any platform – hands down.


Category: Software

Clickable Bliss’ Billable morphs in to ProfitTrain

Clickable Bliss have offered a public beta of their new app, ProfitTrain, to users.

ProfitTrain is the successor to Billable, a invoicing/accounting application.

A screencast is available that shows the app in action. Additionally, you can download the betas and help out with testing.


Category: Software

DashNote: A SimpleNote Dashboard Widget

Use SimpleNote on your iPhone? Want a free, easy way to review and update notes on your Mac? Resen answers the call with DashNote, a free Dashboard widget that connects to your SimpleNote account, and allows you to edit and create new notes.


Category: Software

SecondBar and BetterTouchTool

Annoyed that the menubar doesn’t extend to your second monitor? Peeved that your new Magic Mouse doesn’t support a middle click like the old Mighty Mouse?

These two utilities might help.

First off, SecondBar does exactly that – add a second bar to your extended monitor.

BetterTouchTool allows you to set gestures when using the Magic Mouse. Using gestures, you can re-enable a middle click.

Both apps are somewhat experimental, and offered free of charge here.


Category: Software

YATC: Kiwi

Yet another Twitter client (YATC) has bubbled up for Mac users. Called “Kiwi“, this Twitter client has an emphasis on simplicity and theme customization.

I’ve been using Kiwi most of the day, and I am quite impressed with it. How impressed? It’s replaced Tweetie in my dock for the time being.

Developed by YourHead Software, Kiwi is $14.95 and comes highly recommended from OS X Factor.


Category: Software

Omniwriter

Looking for a serene writing experience? Tired of being distracted by outside applications and windows? Do you need the sounds of nature to inspire your writing? If you answered yes, you’ll probably dig Omniwriter, a new writing application that aims to remove distractions (ala Writeroom).

Omniwriter is currently in beta, and has no affiliation with the Omni Group.


Category: Software

Yet another angry App Store Developer

This is becoming way too frequent. Is anyone at Apple listening?


Category: Software

About the author

A user of Macs since they had silly names like Performa and Centris, Theodore Lee is a techie who prides himself on his vast knowledge of all things Apple. OS X Factor was started in 2001 (originally as macosxcentric), and continues to churn out tips, tutorials, reviews and commentary on the tech sector.