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If you follow MacStories since the beginning, you’d probably know how much I love Iconpaper.org.
Iconpaper is a website that collects the best icons, walls and mods created by the Mac / iPhone community. It’s a great hub for all you customization nerds out there.
Here, I’ve picked 20 of the best creations submitted to Iconpaper.
Enjoy! ;)
[UPDATED]
Seems like it was a fake. Anyway, I can’t wait for Google to release a beta.
http://sites.google.com/site/chromeoslinux/home
Now Google, hurry up and release an official beta of Chrome for Mac, we know you can.
Seems like the Mac community can’t get enough of Mac bundles.
The Mac Sale, in collaboration with MacZot! is relaunching on October 31st and it will be called “The Mac Sale 2”. I can’t say much about the apps that will be included in the bundle but - trust me - it’s way better than The Mac Sale 1, in my opinion.
In the meantime, you can apply for registration here and get a Mail Stationery as a free gift. Also, when the bundle will launch, be sure to use our affiliate link and our promo code (MACSTORIES) to get a 5% off.
Now Apple, it’s time to change something in the App Store.
Give us a better way to discover new apps, not the grossing thing.
There’s no doubt that Mac OS is the favourite platform for creative people and professionals: it’s stable, features rich and there are tons of applications for every need.
But this is not a secret.
Today, I’m very excited to announce a new post series on MacStories, “Recorded On A Mac”. This new series will focus on artists / bands that used Mac OS to record / edit their songs, with thoughts about the whole process and their favourite tools and apps.
The first band which agreed to collaborate with MacStories are Hydrovibe, an alternative rock band from Los Angeles, United States. They’re also offering a free download of their new album “Nothing Left To Lose” to 10 lucky readers.
Interview and giveaway rules after the jump!
Following my previous roundup about 60 Awesome Mac Apps Websites, I decided to start collecting the best examples of iPhone apps webpages.
The result is very interesting: many websites share the same practices and trends, other really stand out from the crowd.
If you have suggestions for other cool and innovative designs, I’d love to hear about that in the comments.
Enjoy! ;)
You’ve probably already heard of Simplenote: it’s a note taking application for iPhone which syncs with its online server and each note you take on the mobile device will then be available through the web interface.
Simple and straighforward.
John Gruber also showed his love for Simplenote back in July.
So, what if we could have a desktop client for Mac? Here comes JustNotes, a beta app I’ve discovered the last week.
I recently made the big step and started using Safari instead of Firefox for my tasks. This has been a big change for me, and I still have to figure out many things to find the perfect workflow.
Anyway, there was something I needed in the first place: a plugin to manage Delicious bookmarks. I mean, I add dozens of new bookmarks everyday, and while Firefox has its official plugin, Safari is still unsupported by Delicious.
Fortunately, I stumbled upon DeliciousSafari which is one of the best Safari plugins I’ve tried so far.
I usually tweet a lot of stuff: apps tutorials, news, videos, reviews, hacks and so much more. Everything that’s Apple-related and it’s interesting, it’s worth a tweet.
To keep up to date with all these links you can follow me on Twitter, but in case you missed here’s a small compilation of the best tweets of the past week.
You can find me on Twitter as @storiesofmac.
Enjoy!
