Are you a network professional or do you occasionally need to troubleshoot network problems or issues? Having the right tools or utilities can definitely make that easier and now there is an iPhone app that can help solve those network problems. NetScan for iPhone is an application that does just that, lets you scan hosts and even entire subnets gathering the information you need to get things working again.
Have you noticed problems with your iCal calendar or your Address Book on your Mac? Over time small problems, such as duplicates, bad recurrence rules or just bad records can pop up and give you headaches trying to accurately find and fix them. Spanning Tools for Mac bring together a suite of tools that will help you find, diagnose and repair errors in iCal, Address Book and Sync Services quickly and easily.
The much awaited upgrade to 1Password is here and we think it was worth the wait. If you don’t use 1Password yet, now is the time you should take a look at the new version. With a new user interface, support for attachments, ability to manage software licenses among the new features, 1Password remains on top as a password manager application.
First Look: QuickBooks Mac 2010
Intuit has released the latest version of their financial software for businesses, with the release of QuickBooks Mac 2010, which brings improved features and enhancements over the 2009 version. New features incorporate the integrated ability to accept credit and debit cards, with the Intuit Merchant Service and a new GuideMe wizard that helps set up QuickBooks in minutes.
Improvements include better integration with iCal and Address Book, customized reports and charting, better e-mail support for invoices, estimates, reports and statements. employee time tracking, just to name a few.
NASDAQ has joined the iPhone app fray and has released NASDAQ Portfolio Manager to help you manage your portfolio and get real-time quotes and the latest stock data and even ideas for investors using the built-in StockTwits feature.
If you use a Mac and regularly use an RSS feed reader, then you’ve probably used or heard about NetNewsWire for Mac, well now there’s a new version for the iPhone that syncs with your Google Reader account and lets you start up-to-date with your RSS feeds wherever you are.
NetNewsWire 2.0 for iPhone, from the folks over at NewsGator, complements their full suite of RSS feed readers from the Mac, Windows, and mobile devices, and brings a full-functioned RSS reader to the iPhone. The initial release of NetNewsWire worked with the NewsGator’s feed service exclusively, however several months ago, NewsGator decided to forgo their own newsfeeds and work with and sync with Google Reader.
Would you like to be able to print documents, emails, attachments, photos and more from your iPhone? Well, now using Print & Share from EuroSmartz you can do just that from your iPhone with a few clicks.
Print & Share is an iPhone app in conjunction with client software installed on your desktop computer redirects print jobs to any printer (network or local) connected to your computer.
Do you occasionally need to do a unit conversion, but can’t remember what the formula is? Or how about currency conversions when traveling? Well, the folks over at taptaptap have developed probably one the best conversion apps for the iPhone.
If you haven’t downloaded and installed DropBox on your Mac yet, you are missing out on one of the most useful “cloud”-based applications around today. DropBox gives you online storage letting you access your files from anywhere using their client or webpage from any computer.
Now DropBox has released their iPhone application that truly makes accessing your files on the go a piece of cake.
If you have an iPhone and frequent Starbucks to get your daily caffeine fix, there’s now an app to make your life easier. Starbucks has released an iPhone app that brings your Starbucks card to your iPhone. Mobile Card app lets you view your card balance, reload the card, view transactions and actually pay for transactions (Currently being tested in the Silicon Valley and Seattle, WA areas).
