DEVONtechnologies offers four free Mac utility apps

Like anyone, we always appreciate free stuff. While it's important to be aware that sometimes you get what you pay for, sometimes you get more. Such is the case for a batch of Mac utilities from DEVONtechnologies. For anyone that makes a living sitting in front of a computer screen, little tools that help speed your way through various tasks are always welcome, and at least one of these apps might be just what you've been looking for.
When you have a bunch of windows open for various tasks and you need a file or application, using Exposé to get to a Finder window is one approach, but you might find Xmenu to be a more efficient path. Xmenu adds a menu extra to the right side of the Apple menu bar that provides quick access to files and folders on your drive. If you're not sure where the item you want is located, EasyFind supplements Mac OS X's built-in Spotlight with the ability to search for hidden files, search inside packages, and even allows the use of Boolean operators to narrow searches.
ThumbsUp enables batch operations on clusters of images to switch formats, resize, sharpen and more. It's not quite like creating a Photoshop action, but for some quick and dirty operations it will do. PhotoStickies is less productivity oriented, but it allows you create an automatic collage of images that you select from your drive. The sticky images can even include live webcam feeds that automatically update.
You can grab all four utilities for free at DEVONtechnologies.
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November 14 2010 at 5:59 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThanks for sharing... now go troll somewhere else.
November 14 2010 at 8:29 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyXmenu is the first thing I install on a new Mac. Just point it to /Applications and set up hierarchy of apps in that directory. E.g.
/Applications/Entertainment
/Applications/Graphics
and so on. Then just move your apps there. You may now ignore those instructions that go "To run this app, open the /Applications folder ..." and you can keep your Dock clean and minimalist.
Unfortunately, there are a few apps that ignore Apples guidelines and insist on being run from /Applications. Weirdly, the FaceTime for Mac beta is one of them.
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