Browse tag: FTP

More Mac bundles for the masses
TheMacSale 2 and TheMacBundles offer their own respective bundles of Mac software for $50, but at what cost to developers?
Mac News Briefs: iStudio Publisher design app updated
iStudio Publisher 1.1 features a new image manipulation tool and an improved image inspector palette that gives users more control over document images. In other news, the SneakPeek Photo plug-in adds image data to Quick Look previews and more developers updated their apps for OS X 10.6.
TextWrangler 3.0 overhauls FTP support, improves search
The latest update to Bare Bones Software's free text editor, TextWrangler 3.0, significantly reworks FTP support and improves its search capabilities.
ExpanDrive 2.0 adds Amazon S3 support
ExpanDrive 2.0 features improved SFTP performance, a polished user interface, and support for Amazon's S3 service.
Vicomsoft FTP Client gains QuickLook, Growl support
Vicomsoft's FTP Client software has been updated with support for Leopard's QuickLook feature and Growl, the notification software.
Captain FTP 6 released
Captain FTP 6 has been released with a host of new features.
Alternatives to MobileMe
Apple's MobileMe service is a fine way to sync your calendars and contacts, to publish Web sites, and to share photos—as long as you don't mind the $99 annual fee. If you'd rather not pay the fee, you do have other options. Joe Kissell explains what they are.
Expo Notes: Jing, a year later
Rob Griffiths catches up with Jing, a screenshot- and video-sharing program that he spotted at the 2008 Macworld Expo.
FTP Maker makes FTP uploading easy
Softhing's FTP Maker 1.0 simplifies the FTP upload process by letting you create dedicated upload clients.
ExpanDrive 1.3.1
Do you frequently access FTP or SFTP servers? ExpanDrive integrates FTP/SFTP access into the Finder.
Flow FTP client updated
Flow FTP client has been updated with support for multi-touch gestures.
Transferring files securely
If you're on the road and need to send or receive files without worrying who might intercept them, you've got plenty of options for sending them securely. Kirk McElhearn explains how.
New life for old Macs
Just because you’ve upgraded to a new Mac doesn’t mean your old machine is finished. James Dempsey has several suggestions for ways that creative professionals can squeeze more life out of aging hardware.
Leech 1.1.2
Leech, an add-on for your Web browser, offers powerful features for downloading files.
Speed Downloaded updated for Leopard
Speed Download, the Internet file download manager from Yazsoft, has been updated with Leopard-related fixes and other embellishments.
Ambrosia's Dragster improves Leopard support
Ambrosia Software has updated its file transfer utility Dragster with improved support for Mac OS X v10.5.