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Review: Cablox

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Posted onNovember 30th, 2009

As the holiday season gets closer and closer, some people are looking for that perfect gift that will not empty their wallet and still be useful. So, as most computer users know, cables are a big HUGE problem (unless you’re someone who has already tackled the mess or is living without many accessories).  Introducing the Cablox cable management system, this is a sponge-like tool that holds and organizes your wires directing them to the correct areas of your desk.

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Thinking Home Giveaway!

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Posted onNovember 30th, 2009

The developers of Thinking Home have recently added stunning new features to this veteran home automation app. And you can get it all for free, courtesy of TheMacFeed, if you are the lucky winner! As a bonus, the winner also receives:

- RCA ActiveHome controller

- Two appliance modules

- One lamp module

So you’ll soon be creating some amazing behavior for the lamps and appliances at home. Simply comment on this post to be entered in the giveaway. Good luck! This Giveaway will only last 7 days.

Also take a look at our Cross-County Autumn Giveaway

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Introducing TheAudioFeed

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Posted onNovember 29th, 2009

Because Charlie felt that he needed to be more special, something was done and after some hard work and a few tears, Envex Labs has completed a small renovation on TheMacFeed. We would like to introduce to you, TheAudioFeed (which can also be accessed by going to www.TheAudioFeed.com or by clicking ‘Audio’ in the menu bar), a home for all of our audio-related reviews. Don’t worry though – we will still focus heavily on Apple Inc. and the products that make the cult, but the latest review of headphones might be easier to get a hold of. Also, have no fear – we aren’t planning on turning into TheAudiophileFeed anytime soon, so expect the same 2nd grade language, awful pictures and corny formatting you have become accustomed to.

As with all website updates, we do recommend you clear your browsers cache to view our updated website. A tutorial on clearing your cache is available here.

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Posted onNovember 29th, 2009


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Creaceed Discount Ends Tonight

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Posted onNovember 28th, 2009

We have previously reviewed a few of Creaceed’s applications. Now the day after Black Friday, they are still hosting a large discount on their products. Mac users can purchase a user license for Prizmo, Hydra, Magnet and/or Morph Age at a 33% discount. All you have to do is to use coupon code “BlackFriday09″ when you order. If you are interested in taking advantage of this deal, visit their website located here. This deal ends at midnight tonight!

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Cross-Country Autumn Giveaway!

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Posted onNovember 27th, 2009

TheMacFeed has been down for maintenance, but as you can see, we are back now! TheMacFeed is proud to announce the Cross-Country Autumn Giveaway! This is a new app created by our friends at Lindman Design. Simply comment on this post in-order to be entered in the giveaway. If you are anxious to try this new app or if you are looking for more information on Cross-Country Autumn click here. Good luck to all! This Giveaway will last a total of 7 days.


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Put on Your Bowtie

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Posted onNovember 25th, 2009

There are over 50 iTunes controller apps out there, but not a single controller has come close to the simplistic standards of Bowtie. Most of the countless other controller applications are dysfunctional because they have a limited amount of customizable features. Unlike the others, Bowtie allows people to design and publish new themes for the community, most of which are released on MacThemes2. Why you might ask? The sole purpose of Bowtie is to offer shortcuts to control your music along with the ability to view song information without the entire iTunes window open.

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