We've been sharing early versions of Geotagalog 2.0
with a few testers. As the first public beta gets closer to release, we've let Elliott Media Group share a
sneak preview, also embedded right here:
You can even win a Geotagalog 2.x license from EMG! There's two ways:
Subscribe to Elliott's channel for more interesting tech reviews, then leave a comment on the
YouTube video.
(Do check out the video for the full details to make sure I've got it right. Also, this giveaway might be illegal in
Quebec,
which makes it that much more fun, mais oui?)
Oh — if you've already purchased Geotagalog, before the free upgrade period began
(i.e. before October 22, 2009), we'll throw in a
Photon Star license too if you win the full Geotagalog v2 license from Elliott Media Group.
Sesamouse is most exciting when it's enabling
other applications to use the Magic Mouse for multitouch.
One of the most frequent requests has been to get rid of the Dock icon.
Starting with version 1.2, Sesamouse sends real Magic Mouse pinch zoom and rotate gestures
from the background, with a menu bar icon instead.
While Sesamouse's primary feature is real multitouch gestures and NSTouch information for Cocoa apps,
it can be very handy to trigger Exposé or other Mac OS X features from the mouse.
So Sesamouse 1.2 also adds optional support for a few commonly-requested system hotkeys:
Mighty Mouse users might still miss activating these features in "hold" mode,
but these gesture shortcuts are easy to set up for those who find them helpful.
Rather than having fewer productive features than the previous model,
the Magic Mouse can provide real multitouch and some handy shortcuts —
when used with Sesamouse, that is!
If you've found Sesamouse useful, don't forget to donate.
We're still asking on behalf of Haitian small businesses, because the work there isn't done.
If you haven't found Sesamouse useful, please let us know why.
Along with a minor update, we've made a video screencast demonstrating how Photon Star makes rating fun and focused:
Because of an issue with automatic updates for full screen apps, you'll need to manually trigger
"Check for Updates..." in the Photon Star menu to get the 1.0.1 fixes.