DiapoSheet creates contact sheets of your images. It has a host of features for a new application (currently at v. 1.1) and does a very good job of providing the functions it intends to. It is relatively easy to manipulate, customize, and fine-tune to your needs. While a bit more pricey than one may wish, it is worth the money.
Is Pocket Whip Wild West 1.0 for iOS the new Angry Birds? The original Pocket Whip app (still available for free in version 2.2.2) has been downloaded an impressive more than five million times, and that the latest upgraded version of the app, Pocket Whip Wild West 1.0 for iOS, is even better Thursday, August 29, 2013
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Thursday, August 29, 2013765
• Nexus 7 Offers iPad mini LIke User Experience At A Budget Price - CP Reviewer
• Parallels Access for iPad Applifies Mac and Windows Applications,
• Parallels Access for iPad Bad News For Microsoft
• The State Of The Mobile Keyboard... And What Comes Next!
• PreCash Launches Evolve Money - A Better Way to Pay Bills via Mobile and Online
• Claimed Fastest Photo Editor For iPad Released
• Freedom At Your Fingertips: Freedom House Releases iOS App
• Parallels Access for iPad Applifies Mac and Windows Applications,
• Parallels Access for iPad Bad News For Microsoft
• The State Of The Mobile Keyboard... And What Comes Next!
• PreCash Launches Evolve Money - A Better Way to Pay Bills via Mobile and Online
• Claimed Fastest Photo Editor For iPad Released
• Freedom At Your Fingertips: Freedom House Releases iOS App
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Wednesday, August 28, 2013780
• Tutorial: How To Run Windows Software on OS X
• Other World Computing Named To Inc. 5000 "Fastest-growing Privately Owned Companies In America" List For Seventh Consecutive Year
• 3D Printing Market to Triple by 2018 - Analyst
• Why The Market For 3D Printing Will Triple In Five Years
• Sony Introduces New 3000 DSLR-Style Interchangeable Lens Camera
• Macware Inc. Offers 50% Off Labor Day Weekend Software Sale
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Wednesday, August 28, 2013771
• Retina iPad Mini Vs. Slimmer iPad 5: Which One's Best For You (And For Me)?
• Perspective: NextWorth Comments On Apple's Rumored Trade-In Program
• Digitimes Research: Samsung To Remain In Apple Supply Chain
• U.S.: Apple's iOS Accounts For Only 0.7% Of Mobile Malware
• Will The New "Cheap iPhone" Not Be So Cheap?
• Commentary: Samsung To Upstage Apple By Releasing Galaxy Gear, But Is It Profitable?
• Speck CandyShell Cases Provide Military Grade Protection Without Adding Bulk
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Tuesday, August 27, 2013824
• Can Sony's Vaio P13 Topple Apple's MacBook Air?
• "My Office Is Not A Starship, Or Why Speech Recognition Is Not For Me" - Joe Kissell
• Steve Wozniak: Microsoft On Dangerous Ground Resting On Its Laurels
• PayPal Fixes Critical Account Security Bug Discovered By Indie Researcher
• "My Office Is Not A Starship, Or Why Speech Recognition Is Not For Me" - Joe Kissell
• Steve Wozniak: Microsoft On Dangerous Ground Resting On Its Laurels
• PayPal Fixes Critical Account Security Bug Discovered By Indie Researcher
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Tuesday, August 27, 2013791
• Taiwan Vendors Concerned About Rumored Cheap iPad mini
• 300 Days With The iPad mini
• Reasons Why the Android Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 Small Tablet Beats the Apple iOS iPad mini
• Designed by Doofuses in California?
• iPhone 5Ss A7 Chip 31% Faster?
• What Surface RT Flop? Nokia Rumored to be readying WinRT Tablet For September Launch
• IPEVO Launches First Kickstarter Project: AT-ST Video Stand for iPhone
• Coffee Lovers Magazine Now Available On iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch
• 300 Days With The iPad mini
• Reasons Why the Android Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 Small Tablet Beats the Apple iOS iPad mini
• Designed by Doofuses in California?
• iPhone 5Ss A7 Chip 31% Faster?
• What Surface RT Flop? Nokia Rumored to be readying WinRT Tablet For September Launch
• IPEVO Launches First Kickstarter Project: AT-ST Video Stand for iPhone
• Coffee Lovers Magazine Now Available On iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch
Monday, August 26, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Monday, August 26, 2013718
• Apple Mac Pro Cinema Ad Mac Pro Trailer
• Fearful Symmetry Between Microsoft And Apple?
• Should Apple Offer Touchscreen MacBooks?
• Free Battery Health Utility Monitors MacBook Battery Status
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Monday, August 26, 20131048
• Apple's Beta iWork for iCloud Suite Goes Live
• Tim Cook's Quiet Cultural Revolution
• The Snugg Investigates How Smartphones Have Changed the Way We Cook
• Why a New Golden Age for UI Design Is Around the Corner
• The Mummy Case for iPad Now Available for Pre-order
• Tiny Little Video Stabilizer For Small Cameras, iPhones, Or Other Smartphones
• Flying Ruler for iPhone. Measure Distances By Moving Your iPhone
Friday, August 23, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Friday, August 23, 2013986
• Apple Getting Frustrated In Negotiations With Cable Networks; Could Go It Alone
• Haswell MacBook Pros Coming In September - Taiwan Newspaper
• Should You Buy A Mac Desktop or Laptop?
• Don't Buy A New PC or Mac Without Checking Its CPU's Up-To-Dateness
• How To Clean Apple Products
• G-Technology Releases G-DOCK ev Thunderbolt Storage Drives
• Worldwide Hardcopy Peripherals (Printer et al.) Market Shows Encouraging Signs of Slower Year-Over-Year Declines for Both Units and Shipment Value in 2Q13 - IDC
• Haswell MacBook Pros Coming In September - Taiwan Newspaper
• Should You Buy A Mac Desktop or Laptop?
• Don't Buy A New PC or Mac Without Checking Its CPU's Up-To-Dateness
• How To Clean Apple Products
• G-Technology Releases G-DOCK ev Thunderbolt Storage Drives
• Worldwide Hardcopy Peripherals (Printer et al.) Market Shows Encouraging Signs of Slower Year-Over-Year Declines for Both Units and Shipment Value in 2Q13 - IDC
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Friday, August 23, 2013995
• iPad and Samsung Galaxy Gain Market Share as Kindle Fire Sputters
• Canada's Industry Minister Says BlackBerry Must Sink Or Swim On Its Own Resources
• iProp Universal Tablet Bean Bag Stand
• Canon U.S.A. Adds Apple AirPrint Compatibility to Newest PIXMA Printing Solutions (PPS)-Enabled Wireless All-in-One Printers
• Apples Move to Refresh iPad Good Sign for QUAN
• ElcomSoft Speeds Up Phone Password Breaker, Enables Real-Time iCloud Recovery
• Otterbox Honored As A Fastest Growing Company
• Canada's Industry Minister Says BlackBerry Must Sink Or Swim On Its Own Resources
• iProp Universal Tablet Bean Bag Stand
• Canon U.S.A. Adds Apple AirPrint Compatibility to Newest PIXMA Printing Solutions (PPS)-Enabled Wireless All-in-One Printers
• Apples Move to Refresh iPad Good Sign for QUAN
• ElcomSoft Speeds Up Phone Password Breaker, Enables Real-Time iCloud Recovery
• Otterbox Honored As A Fastest Growing Company
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Thursday, August 22, 2013714
• Apple Poaches Levis Senior VP for U.S. Retail As Search For Chief Continues
• One Device To Do All? Microsoft And Apple Face Off
• Ashton Kutcher Insults Aussies: "Do People in Australia Know who Steve Jobs is?"
• Apple Specialists Tekserve, Al Jazeera America's Technology Partner, Prepared Newsroom for US Launch
• Tesla Model S Achieves Best Safety Rating Of Any Car Ever Tested
• One Device To Do All? Microsoft And Apple Face Off
• Ashton Kutcher Insults Aussies: "Do People in Australia Know who Steve Jobs is?"
• Apple Specialists Tekserve, Al Jazeera America's Technology Partner, Prepared Newsroom for US Launch
• Tesla Model S Achieves Best Safety Rating Of Any Car Ever Tested
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Thursday, August 22, 2013716
• First Seven Steve Jobs Schools Opened In The Netherlands
• Samsung Announces Galaxy Golden $700 Dual-screen Flip-phone For Korea
• A Single Company Is Responsible For 1 Out Of 4 BlackBerry Apps Available At Blackberry World
• iWatch in 2013? Maybe. Big-screen iPhone 6? Not till 2014 - Citi Analyst
• SOASTA Survey: Most Parents Plan to Shop Online To Escape the Stress of Back to School Shopping at Brick and Mortar Stores
• RecipePad 1.4 for iPad - Access 1 Million Recipes from 50+ Food Sites
• Samsung Announces Galaxy Golden $700 Dual-screen Flip-phone For Korea
• A Single Company Is Responsible For 1 Out Of 4 BlackBerry Apps Available At Blackberry World
• iWatch in 2013? Maybe. Big-screen iPhone 6? Not till 2014 - Citi Analyst
• SOASTA Survey: Most Parents Plan to Shop Online To Escape the Stress of Back to School Shopping at Brick and Mortar Stores
• RecipePad 1.4 for iPad - Access 1 Million Recipes from 50+ Food Sites
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Wednesday, August 21, 2013863
• The Wilderness Years: What's Missing From The Steve Jobs Movie
• Desktop Dilemma: To Buy An iMac Or A Mac mini?
• Preparing Your Mac For OS X 10.9 Mavericks
I've had a chance to talk to Adobe folks about the switch to the CC and why they dropped the perpetual license. For the most part, Adobe claims they were caught off guard by how people gravitated to the CC. While they didn't provide actual numbers, they did claim the vast majority of people who upgraded did not purchase CS6. Rather, they bought into the CC. Adobe started preparing CS7, but at a certain point they realized that the cost of preparing two versions of the same software—one that would be updated and one that would not—was going to not be a wise use of their resources. Ergo, drop the less popular option.
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