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Network monitor Little Snitch is unlocked at 2,500 bundles, drawing program Intaglio comes at 4,000, and TechTool Pro is the final reward after 9,999 bundles have been sold. The MacUpdate folks have also taken a page out of the MacHeist book, and are offering three extra applications based on the number of bundles sold. You also get eBay assistant GarageSale, a system utility called Cocktail, venerable FTP client Fetch, and the aptly-named GraphicConverter. For $50, you get a collection of seven to 10 MacUpdate darlings, comprised of three applications related to audio (SRS iWOW for better sound from your speakers, audio editor Amadeus Pro, and podcast creator ProfCast). The MacUpdate Promo is the latest to tempt Mac owners. The MacHeist bundle strategy attracted some criticism last year, but ended up being quite successful, meaning it was only a matter of time before the next software offering emerged. Bundling several small applications together has become a common marketing strategy, with the MacHeist bundle and it's juicy sales-based 'reward' applications being the most widely known. These sites also began a somewhat symbiotic relationship with independent developers, since they offer smaller applications a chance to sell more licenses. Learn more about sponsoring better or worse, a number of sites offering daily discounts on Mac (and Windows) software have popped up in the past year or so. Sponsored via Syndicate « Web Excursions for Decem| SearchLink Basics » Head to for more information and to download the free trial. All readers get 10% off by using the BRETTTERPSTRA coupon-code during purchase.

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Updating more than 10 apps requires a one-time-purchase - no subscription or even registration is needed. MacUpdater is permanently free for discovering updates for your apps. Furthermore, you can automatically backup apps before updating or make safety-backups of downloaded updates. There are filter-options to display just outdated apps or ignore apps from being updated. Apps with available updates are listed in red, apps that are up-to-date are listed in green.

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MacUpdater currently detects updates for over 35,000 apps and can automatically update more than 5,000 popular apps with a single click.Īfter launching MacUpdater you’ll see a list of all your apps.

MacUpdater can silently run in the background, checking your apps for updates every day, and letting you know with a notification once a new update for any installed app is available. MacUpdater can also update those outdated apps to their latest versions with a simple click. MacUpdater can scan your Mac and tell you which of your installed apps are not up-to-date. Thanks to MacUpdater for sponsoring again this week! I’m a satisfied customer myself!