File server handles FTP, SFTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, WebDAV, and WebDAV SSL.
[License: Shareware $30.00| Requires: OS X 10.2/10.3/10.4/10.5 | Size: 10.4Mb]

>> CrushFTP 4.9.3

System for establishing and maintaining an on-the-fly-encrypted volume (data storage device).
[License: Freeware| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 4.9Mb]

>> TrueCrypt 6.1a

CoreImage-based, realtime, non-destructive, high dynamic range Image and Photo Editing Application.
[License: Beta| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 2.7Mb]

>> ChocoFlop 0.90

After years of jabbing Microsoft for the seeming need to run antivirus software on Windows, Apple has quietly posted its own recommendation for similar security with its own operating system.

>> Apple now "encourages" antivirus use for Mac OS X

Apple is offering no-fee Mini DisplayPort licenses to anyone interested in designing products around the new specification, a move the company hopes will take the fledgling display connector mainstream.

>> Apple pushing Mini DisplayPort through no-fee licenses

Utility dims the screen and puts a spotlight on the area around your mouse pointer.
[License: Shareware $16.95| Requires: OSX 10.4+ | Size: 5.1Mb]

>> Boinx Mousepose 3.1

FTP and web file transfer server, works with standard FTP and Web clients on any platform.
[License: Upgrade $69/ New $269.00+| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 7.0Mb]

>> Rumpus 6.0.1

Store, organize, view and share digital photos, and publish photo albums onto the Web.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OS X 10.3/10.4/10.5 | Size: 20.8Mb]

>> JetPhoto Studio 4.0b

CoreImage-based, realtime, non-destructive, high dynamic range Image and Photo Editing Application.
[License: Beta| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 2.7Mb]

>> ChocoFlop 0.88

Arstechnica points to Apple's mini DisplayPort license which is available as a no fee license to interested parties. Apple introduced the Mini Display port with its new notebooks and 24 LED Cinema Display in October.

>> Apple Offering Free Licensing of Mini DisplayPort Spec

Apple's Safari web browser has crested 7% of worldwide browser market share according to online research firm Net Applications.

>> Safari Tops 7% Of Browser Market Share, Mac OS X On The Rise

Although this year's holiday shopping season is expected to present challenges for many consumer-oriented hardware companies, Apple is already showing signs of bucking the trend with Black Friday Mac sales reported to be better than expected.

>> Apple a 'bright spot' during lackluster Black Friday kick-off

After two years in the making, Apple this weekend will open its first retail store in Germany, a multi-level flagship shop in the heart of Munich.

>> Apple opening first German retail store in Munich this weekend

Download manager provides a plethora of features for file downloading, uploading, and more.
[License: Shareware $25.00| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 8.8Mb]

>> Speed Download 5.1

A full featured terminal emulation program written for OS X.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OSX 10.4+ | Size: 1.5Mb]

>> iTerm 0.9.6.1201

File server handles FTP, SFTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, WebDAV, and WebDAV SSL.
[License: Shareware $30.00| Requires: OS X 10.2/10.3/10.4/10.5 | Size: 10.3Mb]

>> CrushFTP 4.9.2

One of the first jobs I ever held was as an auto mechanic and have had a passion for cars that predates my passion for technology. Watching the U.S. auto industry make mistake after mistake until it was nearly out of business has been particularly painful for any of us who love both cars and our country.

>> What If Steve Jobs Ran GM and Mark Hurd Ran Ford

Allows you to scan for open networks and tag them as favourites or filter them out.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 6.2Mb]

>> AirRadar 1.1.5

Powerful RAR archive manager.

[License: Shareware $8.00| Requires: OS X 10.3/10.4/10.5 | Size: 5.1Mb]

>> RarMachine 1.0.1

Application for creating MiniDVD and DVD with chapter support, slideshows and more.
[License: Shareware $20.00| Requires: OSX 10.5+ | Size: 14.8Mb]

>> MovieGate 3.01

Compact faceless application to help with moving files and folders via 2 symmetrical Finder windows.
[License: Shareware $.99| Requires: OSX 10.5+ | Size: 87Kb]

>> Fiwi 1.6

Manipulate your most sensitive data in a couple clicks: emails, bookmarks, address book and much more.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 7.2Mb]

>> ToMacs 2.0

Allows you to scan for open networks and tag them as favourites or filter them out.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 6.1Mb]

>> AirRadar 1.1.4

Maintenance, optimization, and personalization utility.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OSX 10.5+ | Size: 16.3Mb]

>> OnyX 2.0b1

Tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the web.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OS X 10.0/10.2/10.3/10.4/10.5 | Size: 3.6Mb]

>> phpMyAdmin 3.1.1

Monitors local and remote computers network interfaces on a per ip/port communication.
[License: Beta| Requires: OSX 10.4+ | Size: 1.1Mb]

>> Net Monitor Sidekick 1.1b1

DragonSteelMods.com posted a review on ATV Flash

"AppleTV was released over a year and half ago and has been a moderate success. It is a device with great potential, unfortunately most of that is left untapped due to Apple's desire to maintain strict control over content. Apple limited the devices playback to certain video formats: H.264 and MPEG-4. Most techies that I know have videos encoded in more than just these two formats. This restriction has a significant impact on AppleTV's appeal.

Shortly after Apple TV was released, the hacker community started on making it better. Since that time, the hacking community has accessed the operating system, enabled playback of most video formats, allowed DVD playback, installation of Firefox, Skype and EyeTV and much, much more. These "new" features make the Apple TV much more attractive as a digital media receiver.

So how do we add these "features" to the Apple TV? One way is to scour the net for resources, download the proper files and then get them loaded onto the Apple TV. Sounds pretty easy, right? Trust me, this method takes a fair amount of time and effort. Now what if someone did all the legwork for you and put it in a precompiled package? Well, Apple Core LLC did exactly that. They created ATV Flash, which is an installer program that opens up the OS X operating system within the Apple TV box with a simple USB thumb drive.

Today we will look at this program and see if it is worth the price. Let's get started"

>> ATV Flash Review

Converts UIF files into standard ISO format.
[License: Freeware| Requires: OS X 10.4/10.5 | Size: 517Kb]

>> uif2iso4mac 1.1.2