Keep your life on a Flash (USB) Drive? These handy little devices are rapidly becoming indespensible tools for computer road warriors, but their portability brings them into harm's way more often than we'd like

The Print Shop is a complete greeting card creation and editing tool. Import your own photographs directly into The Print Shop from Apple's iPhoto and then fix, edit and enhance them using The Print Shop's built-in Photo Workshop. Crop in shapes such as circles, hearts and stars. Adjust color, brightness, contrast, and sharpness. Fix flaws and get rid of red-eye and scratches. Apply custom effects such as pixelate, noise, emboss, antique, and more.

FireWire-compatible product line and select USB interfaces

Something that has made Spotlight a bit more pleasant to use for me is a simple little AppleScript freeware hack by Stephen J. Jonke called Laserlight

PhoneValet Message Center 3.1 Adds Unlimited Voicemail Boxes Caller-initiated Remote Control and Call Transfer

On tonight's broadcast of iGame Radio, the original Mac game radio program, host Omaha Sternberg and guest co-host Kevin Murphy chat with Will Hogben and Stephen Johnson, winners of the OMG 2005 contest.

Pixadex is to icons, what Apple's iPhoto is to images. Brought to you by Panic and The Iconfactory, the team who created CandyBar, Pixadex lets you import, organize and search huge numbers of icons quickly & easily

Lets you use one system's keyboard/mouse to operate all the PCs and Macs on your desk

VueScan is a powerful scanning program that works with most scanners. Photographers, home users, scanning services and corporations around the world use VueScan for a wide range of scanning needs

Package Tracker is a Dashboard widget that displays the shipping status of FedEx, DHL, and UPS packages

Notae is a note program. It's a little bit of Stickies, a little bit of TextEdit, and a little bit like Mac OS 9's NotePad

IBM has announced that the ninth podcast in the series, "IBM and the Future of . . ." is available on its investor Web site. The podcast is called "IBM and the Future of Sports."