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CPU LED
The Mac Doc commented on 10 Sep 2011
Could not download on a Snow Leopard machine. The App Store claims this requires Lion.
[Version 1.2]



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Spacie

The Mac Doc reviewed on 23 Jun 2011
One cannot review Spacie without comparing it to WhatSize.

The user interface of Spacie is almost exactly like that of WhatSize. Take a look at them side by side - the similarities are obvious.

UI similarities aside, although Spacie costs only $2 as opposed to WhatSize's $13, Spacie lacks a great many of WhatSize's features.

Whatsize also has the advantage of being a Universal Binary that runs under OS 10.4, as opposed to Spacie's being Intel-only and requiring at least OS 10.5.8. There are still plenty of G4 and G5 owners out there who run Tiger, but Spacie is useless to them.

Overall Spacie is a good first effort, but it has quite a way to go before it can compete with WhatSize. In addition, its near duplication of WhatSize's interface is rather blatant.
[Version 1.0]



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Nicecast
The Mac Doc commented on 08 Sep 2009
The changes state "now fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.6." I jut tried running it under 10.4 (Tiger) Server and it said Nicecast can't run on this version of Mac OS X.

I had to go to the developer's web site to find out Nicecast is now 10.5 and above ONLY.

My Comment in a nutshell, as a paid owner and longtime Nicecast user, is I think that stinks.
[Version 1.9.8]



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Mactracker
The Mac Doc had trouble on 14 Nov 2009
There is a crash which occurs in the latest version (5.0.11) which I can consistently reproduce. To my knowledge this only occurs under Snow Leopard (10.6.2). It does not occur on any of my Macs running Tiger (10.4.11).

The crash happens under ‘My Models' when adding the Contact from the Address Panel. I have confirmed the crash on both a 1st generation Macbook as well as an Early 2009 Mac Mini, both of which run 10.6.2. However, it works just fine on a Dual 2.7GHz G5, so perhaps this is an Intel-only issue?

I absolutely adore Mactracker and have used it for years, which is why I am bringing this to everyone's attention. I'm sure the developer will squash this in no time.

I was just wondering if anyone else can reproduce this crash.
[Version 5.0.11]



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Apple iOS
The Mac Doc had trouble on 09 Sep 2009
When I attempted to apply the 3.1 firmware update, it completely screwed my iPhone. And I do mean completely, as in 100%.

I literally had to attach it to another Mac and restore it to the original factory settings just to get it activated so I could have a phone! Everything was reset. I have to manually redo every single setting, re-add all my email accounts, my wireless network settings, EVERYTHING. Trying to restore from a previous backup FAILED.

Luckily my Contacts are backed up on MobileMe so I didn't lose them, but it's still a nightmare.
[Version 3.1]



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Apple iTunes
The Mac Doc had trouble on 09 Sep 2009
This new version 9 will not minimize to the mini controller window anymore on any of my Macs, both PPC and Intel.
[Version 9.0]


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The Mac Doc commented on 10 Sep 2009
Thank you so very much for that tip. What boggles my mind is why Apple would now require a modifier key to do something so obvious that's done so frequently. I thought the idea was to make software easier to use.

Thanks again!
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