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| Downloads:16,520 |
| Version Downloads:3,453 |
| Type:Dashboard : Miscellaneous |
| License:Free |
| Date:06 Sep 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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gcoghill reviewed on 29 May 2008
I use this in conjunction with Slim Battery Monitor: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/14083/slimbatterymonitor
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Anonymous reviewed on 10 Nov 2005
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Nanodragon reviewed on 05 Nov 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Oct 2005
I payed my fiver for it as its the best battery widget out there, and the fact that the developer listens to users and has included growl notification to me speaks highly of the guy.
Better to be a player than a player hater, if you don't like it move along.
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Sep 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 31 May 2005
You make a bad name for Mac developers when you copy an existing widget and then try to sell it for $5.
I hope people don't get suckered into buying this before they realize there are a half-dozen FREE versions of this same thing out there already.
MacUpdate - why, why, why is this listed on the right along with other top progams??
You have the right to complain if Claudio copy your patent. Or else if somebody else patent been copy and didn't make any complain, why would you?
Again, I still feel that it's useless. I won't use it in my Mac even it's free.
There is no creativity in this widget, it's a carbon copy of other FREE widgets out there that do the same thing.
The only difference is this guy is trying to make people pay $5 for his copy!
I will not use this widget even it's FREE! That's my comment.
Anonymous reviewed on 30 May 2005
And Claudio, quit whining about, "Am I supposed to not get reimbursed for my work?"
People who are trying to sell something need to think about their target audience, not just photocopy an Apple widget and then wonder why people won't suddenly feel the urge to pull fives out of their wallet and send them to you.
On the other hand, I personally prefer the original battery indicator that locate at menu bar. It's simple, clear, "responsive" and free. I'm more towards practical usage vs art, thus there's no reasons for me to invest any figure for this utility. Even it's free, I won't invest any small amount of system memory for artwork either. Thanks.
Anonymous reviewed on 30 May 2005
For this utility, I prefer the original battery status that place on top of the menu bar. Because I prefer to see the status at any moment rather than press a F12 key to check. I believe moving your focus point to right top corner is far faster than pressing F12. So I personally feel that this utility is useless to me.