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Bulb is a lightweight and beautiful app that takes care about all the tasks you should do later. Just add a new alarm, specify a due date and decide if it should repeat - Bulb will remind you about it. You can also schedule sleep, shutdown, restart and logout.
Features:
Features:
- Schedule alerts, sleep, shutdown, restart and logout,
- Clean and crisp user interface,
- Simple - managing your reminders is fast and easy,
- Lightweight and silent - you will not notice it unless you want to,
- Dropbox sync (Dropbox client must be installed),
- Multitouch
What's New
Version 1.7.0:
- Fixed bug with task viewing on Snow Leopard
- Other bug fixes
- OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion bug fixes
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
- 64-bit processor
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| Downloads:13,572 |
| Version Downloads:1,354 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:06 Aug 2012 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / OS X |
| Price: $2.99 |
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Bulb is a lightweight and beautiful app that takes care about all the tasks you should do later. Just add a new alarm, specify a due date and decide if it should repeat - Bulb will remind you about it. You can also schedule sleep, shutdown, restart and logout.
Features:
Features:
- Schedule alerts, sleep, shutdown, restart and logout,
- Clean and crisp user interface,
- Simple - managing your reminders is fast and easy,
- Lightweight and silent - you will not notice it unless you want to,
- Dropbox sync (Dropbox client must be installed),
- Multitouch enabled - take advantage of your trackpad and Magic Mouse.
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Sgginc reviewed on 13 Feb 2013
Only issue is with the tiny interface that is
not re sizeable. Fix this and it will be perfect.
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Ronnb reviewed on 20 Nov 2011
There is room for improvement in how the features work, i.e., automatically saving reminders, more space to read the reminders.
It also allows for a "sync with Dropbox" which I am still trying to figure out how that works.
The repeated reminder feature is also useful incase I don't get around to doing something until later or if I need a reminder for something that reoccurs every day or week or month.
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Few of these App store programs are available for demo so I for one will not fork out money on an App that might be CrApp. Only winners are Apple and how do these App store only items benefit MacUpdate ?
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Apple gets a cut from the developers that sell through their store too.
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I complain about App store only apps on MacUpdate because it is a total waste of time of time clicking on an item to find out it is of no use to me. In reality there should be a section on MU for App store only items. that would stop the complaints.
My main gripes with the App store are
1/ the majority are not available for trial so why risk money on something that could be rubbish
2/ why should Apple know about every third party App I own
3/ giving 1/3rd of the price to Apple as if they don't have enough cash in the bank, if they care about third party devs why not take 10%
I have had a mac since 83 and I have bought over 100 third party Apps all of which I was able to try before I bought them and most of which I still use and nearly all of which I found through Versiontracker in the old days and Macupdate nowadays.
When I get my new Mac next year are Apple expecting me to buy them all again because the App store will not recognise Apps I already have ?
I fully understand the need to use whatever means necessary to sell the Apps.
I have an iphone and have bought many apps some of which are total cr%p but you cannot get your money back and complaining to Apple is pointless.
The big difference is that the Mac apps cost a whole lot more and to lose 99 cents is no where near as bad as risking $99
The App store is primarily aimed at Mac Newbies so they can do stuff without having to think.
Makes me wonder if some of these people should have a computer in the first place.
Developers also need to understand how many loyal Mac users think and this is the only place to make those comments so until the penny drops I will whine as much as I like.
Talking of which have you seen how much whining goes on in the iphone app store.
The whole App concept is generally good but in my opinion is very badly managed, if it was organised properly good devs would make good money and the cowboys ( who currently get their 2/3rds anyway for making rubbish ) would get zip because the customers would get a refund. Piece of cake for Apple to check you don't have it installed as they already know everything about your Mac through iTunes. Problem solved... no more whining !
MeerAdTwins rated on 09 Jan 2012