Love For Tech

The beautiful iOS game Blood & Glory has just been released FREE (for now) for Mac users. Together with Infinity Blade II, this one is one of my favorite fighting games for iPad…and I’m hoping the Mac version is not going to be disappointing. Set in the days of the Roman death tournaments, you’ll get [...]

The very popular transcoding app for Mac machines Handbrake, is now available in a new version that sees numerous improvements and bug fixes. This latest version will offer a better compression, all codecs have been updated, and few Lion-related bugs fixed. Unfortunately the issue with the latest version of VLC 2.0 that breaks DVD decryption [...]

One of the nicest features in OS X is the Dock, or at least that’s what I like the most. There’s a free little app called Dock Designer that lets you customize the Dock and change it from 2D to 3D, and vice versa, together with a bunch of other options. Once you’ve downloaded and [...]

CCleaner, a very popular system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool for Windows users, has been recently introduced in the Mac App Store. The free utility removes unused and obsolete files from your system, allowing your Mac to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. CCleaner can also clean traces of your online activities, [...]

For all of you guys that like to hang around the dangerous ‘Deep Web‘ or for those who are affected by censorship, a new free tool called Obfsproxy, can transform the Tor traffic between the client and the bridge, and circumvent censorship. Usually censors monitor traffic between the client and the bridge, and thanks to [...]

If you are fanatical about clean, free and simple Desktop on your Mac, there is a new free utility that can help you with that. HiddenMe lets you hide all your Desktop icons with the click of a button. After installing the free utility, a new icon is added to your Menu Bar. Click the [...]

I don’t know if you’ve read it or not, but it appears that Twitter stores the contacts of your iPhone for a period of 18 months and Apple also freely gives application developers access to iPhone contacts. WTF! We have no idea what degree of privacy we have -or don’t have- when we use services [...]