Use “Check for Updates” under the main LicenseKeeper menu or download it directly from here.

This version fixes a bug preventing Drag & Drop of email attachments between application entries. It also includes an improved Getting Started section in Help.

You can read the full details in the Release Notes.

LicenseKeeper 1.4.8 has been released.

This critical update fixes several important issues and should be installed as soon as possible.

Use “Check for Updates” under the main LicenseKeeper menu or download it directly from here.

This version includes fixes for two bugs that can lead to data loss in the specific situation where an undo is performed immediately after an app import or document attachment operation. I’ve also fixed two crash causing bugs and a printing related issue.

I’ve also added import support for MacHeist and MacUpdate AppShelf data files. You can import them via the XML Import tab under the Import External Data menu item or just drag and drop the files to the LicenseKeeper doc icon or to the source list in the main window.

You can read the full details in the Release Notes.

LicenseKeeper 1.4.7 has been released.

Use “Check for Updates” under the main LicenseKeeper menu or download it directly from here.

This update fixes a couple of rare crashes along with several memory leaks. It also fixes an annoying bug where the auto-save would cause keyboard focus to jump around inside the Notes field.

Check out the Release Notes for full details.

Recently, I decided to get back into playing the guitar after a 10+ year hiatus. As you can imagine, I forgot a great deal. Thankfully, Apple helped out a bit with their GarageBand guitar lessons. But, it didn’t take very long for me to move through the provided lessons and want to start learning the songs in my iTunes collection.

Enter Capo

Capo is a musician’s best friend. It lets you slow down your favorite songs, so you can hear the notes and learn how they are played.

Chris asked me to help beta test Capo just after he talked me into buying my new guitar (coincidence?) and it’s been the perfect tool for learning to play all over again.

Just drag your favorite songs into Capo from iTunes and hit play. Hit a complex guitar lick or chord progression, no problem. Create a loop over the section you want to concentrate on and set the play speed to 1/2 or even 1/4 speed without altering the pitch.

At $39, Capo is just the price of a half hour guitar lesson. And the gorgeous user interface makes it so much fun to play with.

Today, we’re happy to welcome a new addition to the Airfoil Speakers family, with the immediate availability of Airfoil Speakers Touch. Using Airfoil Speakers Touch alongside Airfoil for Mac or Airfoil for Windows, you can now send audio from your computer to your iPhone or iPod Touch on the local network. It’s a mobile audio receiver, right in your pocket!

(Via Rogue Amoeba: Under The Microscope.)

Bullfrog Lite is in the App Store.

Race against the clock to defend your swamp against invading bugs. Hop and chomp your way through 3 increasingly challenging levels.

Bullfrog Lite is the free version of our game Bullfrog Touch, which includes 75 levels and 13 unique maps.

Give it a shot, it’s free!

LicenseKeeper 1.4.6 is out.

Use “Check for Updates” under the main LicenseKeeper menu or download it directly from here.

This is a critical free update that fixes several rare crashes and a data loss bug. It also cleans up several user interface issues, including undo for the Notes field.

Fixed

• Rare crash when importing or exporting applications and documents
• Rare crash when logging an error condition
• Hang when checking LicenseKeeper license while importing several apps during an auto-save cycle
• Missing attachments due to auto-save starting before data is fully initialized
• Drag & Drop export of attachments
• Drag & Drop import of attachments from Eagle Filer
• Undo for Notes field
• Confusing error message when attaching license file

New

• Support for more viewable text attachments
• Export from attachments contextual menu

Updated

• Help on scanning serial numbers
• Attachments contextual menu wording

What could possibly go wrong?

It seems like a fool-proof plan: start up with a close friend. You’ll get along (obviously), and you’ll get to share the exciting, fantastic, scary experience of starting up with someone you care about. It’s not a bad idea, but there are a few caveats that you should be aware of before you proceed.

(via: Miguel Sanchez-Grice)

Bullfrog Touch 1.2 is now available in the App Store.

This update introduces a new double point bonus when you successfully chomp more than one bug in a tongue attack. This adds some nice skill-based depth to the game.

Also, I added a new animation for earn a time bonus by chomping a hard to catch bee.

New sound effects have also been added to help enrich the gaming experience.

I also went through the user interface and polished it up a bit — fixed some menu navigation issues and added a sync high scores button. There’s now a new round completed screen with a bit of animation.

But, I didn’t just add new things to the game, but I also was able to fix some performance issues that would cause occasional frame rate loss when more than one mosquito was buzzing your frog.

This update is free to current owners. Bullfrog Touch is available in the iTunes App Store immediately and costs $1.99 (USD).