GAVIN CUTSHALL  Misha is being too polite. I'm sure many Mac fans have computers dating back to System 7, likewise, Windows 3.1 is probably still in the wild. Just because someone, somewhere has old hardware does not mean the march of progress should come to a halt. This is the very essence of why Mac OS is superior.  
(Version 5.0)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  This is definitely the program to buy if you are still mourning the loss of VisualHub. The interface is great, and it can be expanded to allow for advanced user setting.

The only feature I would suggest is automatically adding the file to iTunes post-processing. Or, alternatively, post process in MetaX.

My apologies if the ability is already there and I'm not seeing it.

Also note that the developer is very quick to answer questions or e-mail serials post-purchase.

For the $10 US, there's just nothing better on the market.  
(Version 2.0.9)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  "Tweak: support for Aperture removed"

Since when is removing a major feature a "tweak." The reason I purchased this product was specifically for its Aperture support.

This would be like McDonalds saying Big Mac, tweek, beef removed.

Dev: please don't make a cut and imply your product is now better.  
(Version 1.8r18)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Power-Consuming-PC was evil. Tossing those processors out will pay for itself in energy savings alone.  
(Version 3.0.0.310)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Well, you got some frownies, but I think this is hilarious.  
(Version 1.6pre2)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  I hope that Apple will eventually find a way to install these minor updates without the need to reboot. I know it's a lame complaint, but when I update Safari on my work Windows XP machine, it can manage to do the job without the need to interrupt everything you are working on.  
(Version 2.4)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Look, I'm not a huge MS fan, but seriously, spyware? Really?  
(Version 12.1.5)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Works exactly as advertised, free, and fills a major hold that Apple left in the system (even in Leopard).

This one's on all my Macs.  
(Version 3.6.1)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  This is a software version of a sharp tool. It's refined to do one task very well ... in this case geocoding photos. There is nothing better on the Mac. It also makes my Sony GPS receiver more useful since I no longer have to use Bootcamp to run the utility.  
(Version 1.4.5)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Yes, I did run Monolingual on it. I bet that is the cause. I guess I'll have to reinstall before I try the update.

Good call  
(Version 12.0.1)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Says I don't have Office 2008, except that I do.   
(Version 12.0.1)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Why not G4? G3? Why not 68040? The reason is that a non x86 SDK would require emulation to run the simulator, which is most likely just virtualizing on the x86 instruction set. In other words, possibly two layers of emulation or virtualization.

Like running PearPC inside Virtual PC.

Also, because even dual G5s are horribly slow compared to most intel hardware (save the original core solo mini).  
(Version 2.0b1)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  HB is a must have, but this most recent version almost invariably crashes when working from the queue. I think I'm going to head back to a more stable release.

I'm currently running on a MB 2.0 and an iMac 24.  
(Version 0.9.2)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Works exactly as adversed. Way to go!  
(Version 1.0)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  Boom! Updated one day after comment. Once again proving this is the best Flickr export solution. Thanks for the lightning-quick compatibility with iPhoto '08!  
(Version 2.0.12)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  This is an excellent, must have ad-on to iPhoto. I am a registered owner.

I hope that the developers update this for iPhoto '08. If it is installed in '08 currently, it will cause the Export function to stop working completely.  
(Version 2.0.11)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  This is an awesome tool, and I am a registered owner.

Please release an iPhoto 7.0.1 compatible upgrade so I can enjoy all the KM goodness with iLife '08.

Thanks!  
(Version 1.2.1)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  I am a frequent JIRA user, and about the only value I can see in this package is the ability to use JIRA offline. That said, I suspect that most folks who use JIRA on a regular basis would be connected to the net anyway. Based on this, I don't think $65.00 is a reasonable price for this ability. Also, unlike JIRA, the interface for JIRA Client is very cluttered, and reminiscent of a Windows application.

Still, I applaud the developer for creating a Mac OS X JIRA client. I hope that in the future, they will consider lowering the price and making a Mac-like interface.  
(Version 1.1)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  This is a simple to use, but over-priced means of transcoding your media to other formats (notably AppleTV). If you are looking for "dummy"-level ease of use, this is the product. However, VisualHub is not only cheaper, but offers far greater control of the end result.

This might be a product to recommend to your parents, but anyone else should take the time to use VisualHub.  
(Version 1.0)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  I love my TomTom One. However, the Mac software is a stark contrast to the hardware. The hardware is intuitive; software is a confusing, crashy mess. It barely works, has a very poor interface, and it is completely unintuitive.  
(Version 2.0)

GAVIN CUTSHALL  I've been waiting for software like this for years. Assuming the "paid" release introduces new features, I will definately pay the shareware fee.

I've love to see support for a scanner plug in (like Canoscan or Vuescan).

Very, very cool. Thanks for a great product!  
(Version 1.1b3)