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 Wednesday, October 09, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Wednesday, October 9, 2013459
• Apple Will Lean Again on Display Technology for Innovation in 2014 - Analyst
• HP Launches Chromebook 11: Made with Google - Getting The Netbook Right This Time?
• WaterField Design's Staad BackPack Generates Immediate Office Fashion Upgrade
• Brother Introduces New Line Of Compact, Multi-Page Scanners That Bridge The Gap Between Workgroup And Portable Scanners
• HP Launches Chromebook 11: Made with Google - Getting The Netbook Right This Time?
• WaterField Design's Staad BackPack Generates Immediate Office Fashion Upgrade
• Brother Introduces New Line Of Compact, Multi-Page Scanners That Bridge The Gap Between Workgroup And Portable Scanners
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Wednesday, October 9, 2013350
• Apple Will Lean Again on Display Technology for Innovation in 2014 - Analyst
• HP Launches Chromebook 11: Made with Google - Getting The Netbook Right This Time?
• WaterField Design's Staad BackPack Generates Immediate Office Fashion Upgrade
• Brother Introduces New Line Of Compact, Multi-Page Scanners That Bridge The Gap Between Workgroup And Portable Scanners
• HP Launches Chromebook 11: Made with Google - Getting The Netbook Right This Time?
• WaterField Design's Staad BackPack Generates Immediate Office Fashion Upgrade
• Brother Introduces New Line Of Compact, Multi-Page Scanners That Bridge The Gap Between Workgroup And Portable Scanners
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Wednesday, October 9, 2013501
• New iPads To Debut October 22 - Rumor
• 64-Bit iPad 5 To Hit PCs Where It Hurts: In The Enterprise Says Analyst
• Wall Street Ponders 13-inch iPad As Mac Successor
• Office for iPad: Coming But Not Yet - Ballmer
• Why Enterprise Users Love iOS 7
• American Well Debuts Consumer-Direct Doctor Visits via Mobile Devices
• 64-Bit iPad 5 To Hit PCs Where It Hurts: In The Enterprise Says Analyst
• Wall Street Ponders 13-inch iPad As Mac Successor
• Office for iPad: Coming But Not Yet - Ballmer
• Why Enterprise Users Love iOS 7
• American Well Debuts Consumer-Direct Doctor Visits via Mobile Devices
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Tuesday, October 8, 2013747
• MacBook Shipments LIkely To Be Down For 2013
• 10 Reasons Why Macs Are Better Than Windows PCs
• Ways To Convert Mac OS 9 AppleWorks 6 Files To OS X Pages Files
• OS X 10.9 Mavericks - How To Easily Make A USB Installer
• Apple Seeking Engineer To Help Improve OS X Device Battery Life
• Apple iMac 27-inch 2013: An Extra Hundred £100 For What Exactly?
• WorkFit - Sit-Stand Workstations for iMac And MacBooks
• Remo Privacy Cleaner Free Edition For Mac OS X Released
•Rainer Brockerhoff Releases Quay 1.1.5 - The OS X Dock Extender
• 10 Reasons Why Macs Are Better Than Windows PCs
• Ways To Convert Mac OS 9 AppleWorks 6 Files To OS X Pages Files
• OS X 10.9 Mavericks - How To Easily Make A USB Installer
• Apple Seeking Engineer To Help Improve OS X Device Battery Life
• Apple iMac 27-inch 2013: An Extra Hundred £100 For What Exactly?
• WorkFit - Sit-Stand Workstations for iMac And MacBooks
• Remo Privacy Cleaner Free Edition For Mac OS X Released
•Rainer Brockerhoff Releases Quay 1.1.5 - The OS X Dock Extender
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Tuesday, October 8, 2013602
• iPhone 5S No. 1 At All U.S. Carriers; 5C No. 2 or 3 - Canaccord
• Walmart Wants to Be Your Apple Store
• Research and Markets: Apple's iPhone 5S and 5C Debut and its Strategic Implications
• Why Businesses Are Embracing iOS 7
• Microsoft: "We're nearly Out Of Stock of Surface 2 and Pro 2"
• Avira Launches Free Mobile Security App for Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod
• New Rugged G3 Case Protects the iPad and Fits in Schools’ Bretford Charging Carts
• Walmart Wants to Be Your Apple Store
• Research and Markets: Apple's iPhone 5S and 5C Debut and its Strategic Implications
• Why Businesses Are Embracing iOS 7
• Microsoft: "We're nearly Out Of Stock of Surface 2 and Pro 2"
• Avira Launches Free Mobile Security App for Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod
• New Rugged G3 Case Protects the iPad and Fits in Schools’ Bretford Charging Carts
Monday, October 07, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Monday, October 7, 2013758
• Apple Unleashing a Trifecta of Special Events For Fall Christmas Season Ramp-Up
• OS X Mavericks Ready To Go?
• "What's Apple Achieved Since Steve Jobs Died?"
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Monday, October 7, 2013685
• Apple Top Smartphone Vendor; Android and iPhone Account for More than 92 Percent of U.S. Market
• Should Microsoft Kill the Surface?
• Apple's 64-bit A7 Already Powering Advanced New Audio, Video Features In Apps And Games
• Supply Chain Sees Weak Demand For Notebooks In Q4/13; Expects Big Things From Apple's fifth-gen iPad
• What To Expect With The Next Generation iPad
• Maxthon Cloud Browser Universal 4.31 For iPhone and iPad Web Browsing Released
• BlackBerry Faces Shareholder Class Action Suit In U.S.
Saturday, October 05, 2013
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Saturday, Oct. 5, 1013705
• iPosture Generation Facing A Lifetime Of Back Pain
• You Put Up With "Crappy iOS 7," You Can Put Up With Obamacare Too, Says U. S. President - Or Not Says Rush Limbaugh
• Phone 5C Gets Video Teardown Directions
• Tonido Mobile Personal Cloud App Revamped for iOS 7
• Simplify: OtterBox Unveils New Commuter Series Wallet
Friday, October 04, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Friday, October 4, 20131028
• Apple Releases OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.5 Update And Spuulemental Update
• Piracy Isn’t Killing The Entertainment Industry, Scholars Demonstrate
• The Death Of Microsoft?
• Microsoft Should Get Out Of The Device Business - "Only Apple Is Good At This"
• Other World Computing Hits Key Milestone: 25 Years of Growth Delivering Innovative Upgrades and Enhancements For The Apple Universe
• Piracy Isn’t Killing The Entertainment Industry, Scholars Demonstrate
• The Death Of Microsoft?
• Microsoft Should Get Out Of The Device Business - "Only Apple Is Good At This"
• Other World Computing Hits Key Milestone: 25 Years of Growth Delivering Innovative Upgrades and Enhancements For The Apple Universe
Thursday, October 03, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Thursday, October 3, 2013957
• Apple Should Offer Mavericks For Free
• Apple Now Holds 10% of All U.S. Corporate Cash - Moodys
• Dell Introduces New Line of Tablets and Updated XPS Laptops
• FileMaker Announces FileMaker Pro Buy One Get One Promotion
• DEVONtechnologies Updates Its Web Research Assistant DEVONagent to 3.5.2
• Apple Now Holds 10% of All U.S. Corporate Cash - Moodys
• Dell Introduces New Line of Tablets and Updated XPS Laptops
• FileMaker Announces FileMaker Pro Buy One Get One Promotion
• DEVONtechnologies Updates Its Web Research Assistant DEVONagent to 3.5.2
Applelinks iOS News Reader - Thursday, October 3, 2013685
• Is iOS 7 Really Making People Sick? - The Strange Effects of Apple's Latest OS Update Explained
• iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2 to Get 8-Megapixel Rear Cameras - Rumor
• iPad 5 Set To Outpace iPad Mini 2 Shipments - KGI Analyst
• Retina iPad mini Confronted With Production Delays
• It's All Over For Paid Apps, With A Few Exceptions
• Charging and Syncing Made Easy with the New Belkin Express Dock for iPad
• The Battery Project, LLC introduces FruitJuice 2.0 on the Mac App Store
• iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2 to Get 8-Megapixel Rear Cameras - Rumor
• iPad 5 Set To Outpace iPad Mini 2 Shipments - KGI Analyst
• Retina iPad mini Confronted With Production Delays
• It's All Over For Paid Apps, With A Few Exceptions
• Charging and Syncing Made Easy with the New Belkin Express Dock for iPad
• The Battery Project, LLC introduces FruitJuice 2.0 on the Mac App Store
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Wednesday, October 2, 2013572
• Apple Releases MacBook Pro and MacBook Air Firmware Updates
• BLIPPEX - "The First Interesting Search Engine Since Google"
• Simplenote: Simple, Free Way To Keep Notes Cross-Platform
• 500 Million PCs Still Running Windows XP With Just Six Months Of Support Left
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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