iShowU is a relatively new screen capture shareware title only available for Mac OS. It’s developed by shinywhitebox, a small software company in New Zealand. iShowU is an affordable solution to recording desktop movements. One software license only costs US$20. Continue reading →

Snapz Pro X from Ambrosia Software, Inc. is the industry-standard screen-capture software title under Mac OS. The performance of personal computers has improved such that anyone can edit self-filmed videos. And there is a great deal of demand for video tutorials. So there is a lot of demand for screen-capture software. The screen capture business is lucrative. There are now a dozen screen-capture shareware titles just for Mac OS. But no Mac shareware title is even close to outselling Ambrosia’s Snapz Pro X.

Two months ago, Ambrosia updated Snapz Pro to 2.1.0. It’s now Intel-Mac ready. Furthermore, the company released another update a few days ago to make small improvements to its screen-capture software. Continue reading →

Apple, Inc has updated a couple of components of iLife ’08 to 7.0.1 to deal with “issues associated with publishing to .Mac Web Gallery.” These updates also contain minor improvements and fixes, according to the company.

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10 days ago, Apple’s Developer Connection released a new version of MakeRefMovie, a QuickTime developer tool for generating reference files. It’s released for the latest version of QuickTime. So MakeRefMovie 2.0 can produce QuickTime reference files compatible with up to QuickTime 7.2. Continue reading →

The Camino Project has updated its free, Mac-only web browser, Camino, to 1.5.1 with several minor improvements and fixes.

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