Mac bundles: Name Your Own Price

For those that are interested in getting a bargain when it comes to a collection of apps for your Mac look no further than here. You will find a lot of bundles well worth your pennies, especially when one app in the bundle is worth more than the cost of the whole bundle.

At the moment one of the sites that takes part in the various bundles offered throughout the year is currently offering you the opportunity to decide what you want to pay for 6 adventure games, the current average is at $2.13 (available to those in the UK) which you can match or beat to get all the apps. You can even go lower if you so wish, but beware, with some sites if you go lower you don't get the full bundle

So if you fancy a small collection of games head here. Theres even a little video to see what they are all like.

Enjoy yourselves,

NPH

i(ve)OS7

The big dog from England Sir Jony Ive will be responsible for fixing the mess Forstall made of iOS, removing the awful skeuomorphic designs from stock apps and hopefully tearing back to a more stable and slick view. Despite the cock-ups of late with the whole Apple maps fiasco, there was obviously a clear reason behind it all, Apple wanted Google to enable turn by turn on the maps, Google wouldn't do it (for FREE) so Apple release a mediocre mapping app and remove Googles from the stock selection. Low and behold what do we have a few months later? Google maps, the app, with turn by turn built in, FREE!

So, even though there was a 'cock-up' can we be blamed for pondering "Was it on purpose?"

I'm sure Jony won't want to deliver a half arsed design and tarnish his name so expect a lot from iOS7.

What would you like?

NPH

http://www.macrumors.com/2013/05/06/jony-ives-ios-7-influence-will-be-more-than-skin-deep/