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Useful Things
John McMinn
8 episodes
1 week ago
Software is expensive and sometimes, small developers get overlooked. This Podcast is designed to bring to light some software titles that I have found useful or valuable. Mostly Macintosh, but sometimes with PC, Linux, iOS, and Android thrown in.
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Software is expensive and sometimes, small developers get overlooked. This Podcast is designed to bring to light some software titles that I have found useful or valuable. Mostly Macintosh, but sometimes with PC, Linux, iOS, and Android thrown in.
Show more...
Tech News
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MacUpdater
Useful Things
14 minutes 57 seconds
2 years ago
MacUpdater

MacUpdater is published by www.corecode.io and is very useful for keeping application updated.  The Apple App Store is useful for updating only the apps that were purchased there. However, most Mac users still have dozens of programs that they have found elsewhere and we want them updated too.

MacUpdater is an inexpensive utility that can run in the background or as a stand alone application. I feel it is very generously priced without having a monthly subscription fee!

Useful Things
Software is expensive and sometimes, small developers get overlooked. This Podcast is designed to bring to light some software titles that I have found useful or valuable. Mostly Macintosh, but sometimes with PC, Linux, iOS, and Android thrown in.