iOS 4.2.1 GM Restore for iPhone 4 | 624 MB
A week after the release of the second version of the GM-iOS 4.2 for the iPad, Apple releases updates iOS 4.2.1 marked as Gold Master for iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad. Assembly is designed for developers.
iOS 4.2.1 GM Restore for iPhone 3G | 324 MB
A week after the release of the second version of the GM-iOS 4.2 for the iPad, Apple releases updates iOS 4.2.1 marked as Gold Master for iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad. Assembly is designed for developers.
Street Fighter IV 1.00.05 iPhone iPod Touch | 356 MB
Street Fighter 4 delivers the first true fighting game on iPhone. This uncompromising fighter features all the visceral thrills, fantastic graphics and brilliant gameplay that are hallmarks of the series. Long time Street Fighter fans can jump into the action and have an instant familiarity with the controls. For more casual players Street Fighter 4 features numerous settings and tutorials that put you on the path to world warrior. Oh, and did we mention MULTIPLAYER. Street Fighter 4 supports head-to-head arcade play over Bluetooth!
Features:
•Fight as 14 Street Fighter characters in 11 different environments.
•Full move sets including Unique Attacks, Special Moves, Focus Attacks, Super Combos and Ultra Combos.
•For a true arcade experience, battle head-to-head on Bluetooth against friends and foes alike.
•Robust “Dojo” boot camp transforms neophytes into Street Fighter masters in five in-depth lessons.
•Customize the controls for your style of play. Move the buttons anywhere you want on the screen and set the level of transparency.
•Unleash super moves with a tap of the “SP” button, or toggle it off from the “Options” menu if you want to enter the button combo manually.
•Four levels of difficulty.
OnOne Genuine Fractals Professional 6.0.8 | Mac OSX | 51 MB
Genuine Fractals is the industry standard for enlarging and resizing images. It is renowned across the photographic and printing industries for its ability to increase image size without the loss of sharpness or detail that you might normally expect. The patented, fractal-based interpolation algorithms work like nothing else and the results speak for themselves.
Enlarge an image to any size or resolution you desire.
Maintain fine image detail and eliminate edge halos.
Crop and resize images in one easy step.
Maintain fine image detail.
Daylite helps businesses organize themselves with tools such as shared calendars, contacts, tasks, projects, notes and more. Enable easy collaboration with features such as task and project delegation between users and never let things fall through the cracks. Create smart lists to find meaningful data fast - including delegated but uncompleted work. Work anywhere - in a networked office, from home or on the road.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.1.2:
We've made Daylite Mail Integration (DMI) compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.5.
"Send to Billings" in Daylite will now handle Billings Pro if it's installed on the same computer. If both Billings and Billings Pro are found, Daylite will ask which one should be used, and will remember this preference for future uses of the feature.
Lipid Data Analyzer v1.5.1 MacOSX InclKeygen-DIGERATI | 11Mb
The accurate measurement of the lipidome permits insights into physiological and pathological processes. Of the present high-throughput technologies, LC-MS especially bears potential of monitoring quantitative changes in hundreds of lipids simultaneously. In order to extract valuable information from huge amount of mass spectrometry data, the aid of automated, reliable highly sensitive and specific analysis algorithms is indispensable. We present here a novel approach for the quantitation of LC-MS data. The new algorithm obtains its analytical power by two major innovations: 1) a 3D algorithm that confines the peak borders in m/z and time direction and 2) the use of the theoretical isotopic distribution of an analyte as selection/exclusion criterion. The algorithm is integrated in the Lipid Data Analyzer (LDA) application, which additionally provides standardisation, a statistics module for results analysis, a batch mode for unattended analysis of several runs and a 3D viewer for the manual verification. The statistics module offers sample grouping, tests between sample groups and export functionalities, where the results are visualised by heat maps and bar charts. The presented algorithm has been applied to data from a controlled experiment and to biological data, containing analytes distributed over an intensity range of 106. Our approach shows improved sensitivity and an extremely high positive predictive value compared to existing methods. Consequently, this application is a valuable improvement in the high-throughput analysis of lipids.
Install Notes
1. Unpack and install the software
2. Run keygen.html to create your own serial -or- if you're lazy, use info in serial.txt
A few minutes ago Apple posted a new GM seed in the iOS Developer Center. The build shows that it’s a GM seed for iOS 4.2.1, with build number 8C148.
Here’s what we know: a reliable source informed us that Apple released this build internally last night, and it’s aimed at fixing major Exchange and audio issues, also documented on Apple’s developer forums. The release of a 4.2.1 GM seed ahead of the rumored iOS 4.2 release (remember, it should have been out last week but Apple released a second GM seed for iPad to address WiFi issues) is curious and, indeed, our source also tells us Apple might just release iOS 4.2.1 to the public next week — thus skipping iOS 4.2 altogether. We don’t know for sure yet.
The Exchange and audio issues seem to be pretty serious, and Apple apparently asked to get testing done on this new GM build by this weekend “no matter what”.
Like I said, this is very interesting. iOS 4.2 isn’t even out yet and we’re already seeing a 4.2.1 GM seed. We’ll keep you posted as we find out more.
We’ve received a tip about an unexpected application for the NFC chip Apple is expected to build into the iPhone 5.
Near Field Communication (NFC) is a short-range wireless connection technology that would turn the iPhone into an electronic wallet or security
passkey.
NFC is already in use in Asia and is expected to explode here in the next three to five years, especially if Apple adopts the technology. NFC has been rumored for the iPhone 5, and Apple appears to be gearing up for a NFC revolution. It has made a lot of NFC hires, including a a leading NFC expert and has patented a lot of NFC technology.
If the iPhone 5 does have NFC, applications like an eWallet are a no-brainer. But we’ve been told that Apple is also researching NFC for remote computing.
For example, a NFC iPhone will allow users to carry a lot of their desktop data and settings with them — and load that data onto a compatible Mac.
If users wave a NFC-equipped iPhone at a NFC Mac (they need to be in close proximity to interact), the Mac will load all their applications, settings and data. It will be as though they are sitting at their own machine at home or work. When the user leaves, and the NFC-equipped iPhone is out of range, the host machine returns to its previous state.
“The Mac authenticates with the iPhone, which contains a lot of the information the computer needs, such as bookmarks, passwords and other data,” said our source, who asked to remain anonymous. “The system would essentially turn any Apple computer into your own — like you’re actually working on your own computer. Same settings, look, bookmarks, preferences. It would all be invisible. Your iPhone would be all you needed to unlock your Mac.”
Our source continued: “Address book would show their contacts, and the user would have full access to their information in the same manner they would if they were working from home. This same behavior extends to even showing the same desktop picture, mouse and keyboard settings, and would eventually extend to software licenses and passwords for websites such as Facebook.
“When a person walks away with their iPhone and away from the communication link with the Mac, the original settings of the Mac would be restored. All communications and storage of passwords stays on the user’s iPhone, leaving nothing stored on the computer.
“This functionality is extended to access a user’s home folder, which will be stored and accessed either through storage on MobileMe or by using the Back to My Mac feature to connect to the user’s home folder.”
If true, it raises some interesting possibilities. To do this, Apple may have to add online elements to OS X and its applications. Apple obviously is moving into mobile big time with iOS, but there are some indications that OS X Lion, due next summer, will also have cloud elements.
At the recent demo of OS X Lion, for example, Apple said applications will auto save and auto resume — rather like Google docs. The new MacBook Air looks like a cloud machine, and there’s that massive data center on the east coast.
Apple has been looking at building NFC into the Apple TV, and other PC makers are already building NFC into their machines. Lenovo is offering a NFC as an option on some ThinkPad laptops for secure log-in and online banking using contactless smartcards.
Our source says Apple has always been looking for a way for a user to carry their home folder with them, but with ballooning iTunes and iPhoto libraries, it’s become a challenge.
“I don’t know if this information will be stored on the cloud or not, but I do know that smaller bits such as preference files, system settings, documents, keychain passwords, and other items would be stored on the iPhone for fast retrieval,” they said.
Analyst Sarah Clark of SJB Research, who is also editor of Near Field Communications World, said the key advantage of NFC is that it’s a quick and easy authentication system.
“It makes it very easy to connect two devices together so that information can be transferred between them – much easier than Bluetooth, for instance,” she said.
However, she said the data transfer rate isn’t very fast.
“The usual idea is that you would use NFC to set up the link between the two devices and then do an automatic hand over to a different protocol for doing the actual transfer of data – eg Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, TransferJet etc – and that’s what I imagine would be happening here,” she said.
Our source also cautioned that the technology may never see the light of day. Although Apple has been working on the system for some time, there’s a chance it will never be released.
With DiscLabel, you can make beautiful CD, DVD and package designs. DiscLabel imports your iTunes track information right into your label design. Design and print your label while your CD is burning! DiscLabel has the most powerful track formatting tools of any labeling design program for the Mac. Browse your iPhoto library. DiscLabel places the chosen picture from iPhoto into your jewel case insert design. With DiscLabel, you can create a design for a disc, jewel case, booklet and more in one step. DiscLabel comes with a wide variety of templates, including professionally-designed template themes for business use. If you've got a presentation, portfolio, annual report, or archive, DiscLabel templates make a great impression. DiscLabel is the best Mac LightScribe design solution! Using LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling, you can burn your label design right onto your disc.
Features include:
Start with a pre-designed template, or make your own; Over 150 professionally-designed template sets included
Import track lists from iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, Finder, and Toast
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Use more than 1300 clip art files via the DiscLabel Clip Art Browser
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