diff --git a/content/technical/2010/01/updated-applications.html b/content/technical/2010/01/updated-applications.html index 7328137..0aa9355 100644 --- a/content/technical/2010/01/updated-applications.html +++ b/content/technical/2010/01/updated-applications.html @@ -1,13 +1,11 @@ -Over a year ago in Update Expectations I noted three Mac applications that I had bought, which had seen little or no attention since their release. Today I noticed that one of these apps had seen a major new release. The application in question is AppZapper. The changelog on i use this notes the following: +Over a year ago in Update Expectations I noted three Mac applications that I had bought, which had seen little or no attention since their release. Today I noticed that one of these apps had seen a major new release. The application in question is AppZapper. The changelog on i use this notes the following: - +* Free for all 1.x customers! +* Completely rewritten from the ground up for Snow Leopard +* Faster, smarter, easier to use zapping +* New 'Hit List' feature lets you browse and filter all of your apps +* New 'My Apps' feature lets you store license info for purchased applications +* Many overall improvements This is great news. Although it would have been nice to see some evidence the application was still alive in the 3 years between updates.