These six Mac apps: free. Strings attached: none. What not to like: nothing.
(Credit: AppyFridays)
There's no such thing as a free lunch, right? Actually, my favorite Chinese place gave me a punchcard good for a free trip to the buffet after 10 punches, so there literally is such a thing as free lunch. (I know, you have to buy 10 not-free lunches first. Let's not ruin my analogy with semantics, shall we?)
There's also such a thing as free software -- if you know where to look. For a limited time, a site called AppyFridays is offering a free Mac software bundle. Combined value of the six included apps: $90.
All you do is enter your e-mail address to subscribe to the AppyFridays newsletter. Immediately thereafter I received an e-mail with download links and, where necessary, activation codes for the software. Make sure you take note of the message in that e-mail: "Grab your apps and activate them before the deal ends." (The deal ends one week from today: November 19.)
So, what does your e-mail address buy you? These guys:
- Colorado Desktops 290 scenic wallpapers from the incomparably gorgeous Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
- Hider True to its name, it hides important files for added security.
- MacCleanse Hard-drive optimi... [Read more]
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