If you bought the MacHeist nanoBundle2 many moons back, there was suppose to be an exclusive beta access to Tweetie 2 for Mac. However, things changed and Tweetie became Twitter’s official app.
Long story short, if you bought that nanoBundle, go check your mailbox. There is a little surprise from the folks at MacHeist.
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MacHeist’s latest offering is a cool 5+1 bundle, worth US$154 for…FREE! The 5 apps available now are “ShoveBox”:http://www.macheist.com/#shovebox, “WriteRoom”:http://www.macheist.com/#writeroom, “Twitterrific”:http://www.macheist.com/#twitterrific, “TinyGrab”:http://www.macheist.com/#tinygrab and “Hordes of Orcs”:http://www.macheist.com/#hordes. The last app is “Mariner Write”:http://www.macheist.com/#marinerwrite which will be unlocked when they get 500,000 participants.
But note that this offer is available for the next 6 days – so don’t wait! Go to “MacHeist”:http://www.macheist.com/ now and grab your apps for free!
There’s just a couple of hours before the end of “MacHeist 3″:http://www.macheist.com/bundle/u/15012/. At post time, there are already 14 apps given out (including the two from “Twitter blast”:http://www.macheist.com/tweetblast) and we are slightly less than US$40,000 from unlocking the last two apps – The Hit List and Espresso. So for a sweet price of US$39, you will get almost US$1000 worth of applications.
The twelve from the Bundle includes:
Wait not – get your “MacHeist 3″:http://www.macheist.com/bundle/u/15012/ Bundle NOW!
h4. “MacHeist 3″:http://www.macheist.com/ is back.
A new briefing has been released with new quests and challengers and just to reward MacHeist members, you get “ShoveBox”:http://www.wonderwarp.com/shovebox/, an information manager that lives in your menubar. For the uninitiated, each MacHeist starts off with quizzes and challengers that when completed, sometimes a free app is given to members to download. At the end of the campaign, a bundle of apps is packaged at very attractive price and part of the proceeds are given to charity. So don’t wait, the first brief has been uploaded online.
h4. Vintage and Obsolete Macs
Apple has updated their list of “vintage and obsolete”:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1752#EuroAsiaPacObs products which means these products will not be serviced by Apple Authorized Service Providers (list of “Singapore AASP”:http://iheartapple.org/singapore/) and that replacement parts will be harder to come by.
See the “full list”:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1752#EuroAsiaPacObs
h4. Foyage, SG ERP Lite, MovTrailer and TubeJunkies Lite
Local developers been hard at work over the past week, with new apps being released.
Foyage (“iTunes Link”:http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=303326429&mt=8) is a new location-based app that helps you find places and services that you might need based on where you are. It also has some social networking feature that lets you add friends and view comments and updates from them.
MovTrailer Lite (“iTunes Link”:http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=296190991&mt=8) lets you see the latest movie trailers that is available on the “Apple Movie Trailers page”:http://www.apple.com/trailers/ and also comes with a simple voting system to let you gauge whether a movie is good to watch.
SG ERP Lite and TubeJunkies Lite are the free versions of the app that were released earlier. SG ERP Lite (“iTunes Link”:http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=303497552&mt=8) gives you all the ERP information, including pricing of different gantries at the time of using the app. The paid version (“iTunes Link”:http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=294921190&mt=8) includes the ability to let you know the nearest ERP gantry and the price based on your location.
TubeJunkies Lite (“iTunes Link”:http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=302904040&mt=8) is the free version of the app that lets you subscribe to Youtube videos and channels and view in your iPhone. The Lite version is ad-powered and is limited to 4 channels.
The people who had given us MacHeist, are spreading Christmas cheers with their “Mac Giving Tree”:http://givingtree.macheist.com/. So far there is free copies of Wincent’s Synergy – an iTunes controller and Enigmo 2, a puzzle game from Pangea. There are 2 and possibly 2 more free apps that will be given out on Christmas day.
Free you know. Why wait?!
