Safari-based browser gets better and better

A very nice, user-friendly package, and the fact that it’s free doesn’t hurt a bit

Sorenson Media is finally offering WMV output courtesy of Flip4Mac from Telestream. This comes in either WMV Studio or WMV Studio Pro for $99.00 or $179.00, respectively. With either of these, Squeeze can now import and encode Windows Media 9 audio and video. It's somewhat frustrating that Sorenson Media doesn't roll this support into the Sorenson Squeeze 4.1 Compression Suite, but that they support it all is a tremendous help for those of us who occasionally have to succumb to the irrational whims of our PC oriented clients.

Fast and OS X themed, but still drag & drop support issues, and some annoying rough edges

My favorite OS X browser gets even better

Vastly improved CSS rendering, and still supports Classic (OS 8.5 up)

Road warriors will appreciate this handy Widget: it tells you what networks are available, and so much more.

A cool little greeting card application that lives up to its name

The field has never been better

Mac POP 3 email clients from E to Z

I'm assuming there are many like me who just can't get into using Mail. In speaking about it with our illustrious leader, Joe Ryan, we both agreed that we just never feel like we're in control of Mail. It feels more like a program being forced on us and maintained by an IT department than by ourselves. Perhaps this is why, after upgrading my system this year, I tried for about a month to work strictly in Mail, but ended up keeping only my work account there while falling back to PowerMail to handle my many personal accounts.

Let�s say you have a collection of music you want to share, or you want to start your own talk show, and you've been content, until now, to entertain your walls which have heard all of your jokes...twice. You can try to get a job at the local radio station, but what's even better is to have your own radio station so you can broadcast what you want and when you want to. Nicecast is the program that will enable you to fulfill all of your radio dreams; but, is it a happy dream or is it really a nightmare?