Dropbox Free Cloud Storage App Review

There has been a lot of problems with sharing files over the past couple of years. Mega upload going down the drain for violating copyright policy and rapid share will most likely follow in the same pit. However when it comes to sharing files it is more than just sharing songs or something like that. It can be sharing important project files that allow for more people to continue work and development on the project until it’s finished. I would like to introduce to you “Dropbox” a free file sharing service that works like a charm.

See our older reviews of Dropbox and other file sharing apps:

• App Review: Dropbox (2010)
• Cloudapp for Mac: Sharing Files Has Never Been Easier
• Ge.tt Review: File Sharing Made Easy!

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Head Soccer: Free Mac Game Review

GOAL! I am a soccer fanatic, and I spent the entirety of the last World Cup distracted, catching snippets of games at work and spending all of of my free time watching DVR'ed matches. When the Cup ended, I was at a loss...what would I do with my free time now? Somehow, the usual season games that followed lacked the excitement I had felt before.

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Brightness Slider for Mac Review

I am always adjusting the brightness on my screen. The main reason is that I get headaches, and a screen that is too bright can turn an ache into a migraine really quick. But I also do so in order to read on my computer at night without bothering my spouse with a light, or when I am outside in the sun and don't need the backlight to be so strong.

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AppFresh Mac Update Manager - Video Review

I truly hate updates on my iOS. The more apps you have, the more frequently you will have to authorize updates one at a time, when all you want to do is use it. I am one of those people who will select the option to skip an update for months before I finally relent and allow it to do its stuff. I am just that lazy.

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Tweetbot For Mac Review

Even in it's Alpha stages, it's a whole lot more intuitive and interactive than the default Twitter app for Mac, which has almost ever been updated. There's no loss - it's free and even though they warn you of bugs, I haven't found any using it extensively the last few days or so plus any bugs you might've found is still worth giving it a download just because it is so much better than the ones currently available on the App Store. Trust me when I say this, but at this Alpha stage, I'd wager that this is up to par in terms of performance with the official Twitter app.

On the other hand there are some pretty significant reasons why as Macro Arment explains,

First, this might be the last new full-featured client that Twitter permits. (They may not even permit this, but I bet it’ll be fine for at least a while.)

That's all you gotta know: it's the best way to access Twitter on your laptop/desktop right now. 

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