If you’re a Mac power user then the odds are that you grew irritated by the many deficiencies of the built in Finder app about 10 minutes after you first tried it. From such frustrations come cool and interesting new applications, such as Pathfinder – a worthy replacement for Apple’s botched windows file and... »

These wallpaper collectives have a habit of disappearing up their own arses with all sorts of prententious nonsense, but give them their due – they offer some great imagery to tart up your desktop real estate. Leaving aside for the moment the fact that Desktopography features one of the most over-rated ‘up and coming’... »

Ah ImgBurn - the go-to application for when you've just snagged a copy of the latest PC game off the PirateBay (or BTJunkie if you've already switched allegiances). For four years, ImgBurn has occupied a special place in the hearts of all Windows users because it's a) very good at its job and b)... »

This is a pretty nice sweetener. Mac Bundles are about to unleash their new bundle and are offering a free licence for Amnesia if you sign up to their Feedburner update list. We reviewed Amnesia a short while ago and found it to be the cream of the crop of uninstaller applications. The new MacBundleBox... »

The software bundle, as pioneered by the guys over at MacHeist has been gaining popularity lately – on the Mac scene at any rate. The latest group to throw their hate into the ring with offers of cool applications for a single low price is the strangely named MacWeed. The bundle works along the same... »

Few kinds of software inspire the kind of dogged favouritism that FTP clients do. Ask a web designer which program they use to transfer files onto their web server and you're likely to get a 15 minute sermon on what they use and why. And all this despite the fact that the software they're... »