Review: 2 Great Mac Utilities; 1 Free, 1 Almost Free.

There are some Mac utilities that’ll be around forever because they fill a need that no other utility really can. For example, Drag Thing traces roots back to Mac OS 9 and is the premier Mac OS X launcher.

I can’t image working on a Mac every day and not using Drag Thing. I’m not reviewing Drag Thing, though—two others are important solutions for the few chinks in my Mac’s offense.

Friday I came across a brand new utility for Mac OS X, specifically for the iSight.... (excerpted).

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