iPulse And iClip. iGreat iUtilities For iMac, Or Any Mac.

You can tell how well Mac OS X is doing in the market place (marketshare notwithstanding) by the number of developers and non-Apple applications. And how useful those applications are and how they complement Mac OS X.

iClip and iPulse are simply two of many that make Mac users more productive. Useful eye candy is Alexis says. I say they’re nifty and worthy every nickel.

First, take a look at the number of applications available for Mac OS X Tiger (and Panther). There are thousands. My Mac has less than two hundred,.... (excerpted).

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