Internet

Appcelerator Titanium Micro Mart 1138 (23 December 2010-5 January 2011) - Titanium from Appcelerator is an open-source platform for building Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) using open standard web languages, such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Titanium development projects can be packaged into native look-and-feel applications for an assortment of desktop and mobile operating systems. ...

Appcelerator Titanium Micro Mart 1134 (25 Nov-1 Dec 2010) - Titanium from Appcelerator is an open source platform for building Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) using open standard web languages, such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. ...

MOApp myBlogEdit 1.3 MacFormat 8/2009 - Promoted by the developer as the “web editor for people with style”, myBlogEdit attempts to improve on browser interfaces for blog editing, such as WordPress's, and supports TypePad and Movable Type blog editing too.

Safe4Kidz Computer act!ve 7/2009 - Protecting kids between the ages of 4-12 from the evils of the internet, Safe4Kidz uses a pre-approved database of websites to limit access. It only works with Internet Explorer, so swapping to Firefox is a simple and elegant way around this.

London JamCams for iPhone MacWorld 7/2009 - Taking advantage of the 179 traffic cameras across London, London JamCams for iPhone and iPod touch gives you an idea of where traffic isn't moving as you plan your trip across the city. Video quality is surprisingly good and provides an intriguing look into the metropolis.

MyWebClip for iPhone MacWorld 7/2009 - One of the original iPhone apps on the home screen Web Clips can easily get lost these days in the throng from the App Store. MyWebClip solves this, being a dedicated viewer for all your online bookmarks and clippings.

atebits Tweetie 1.1.1 MacFormat 7/2009 - As is becoming increasingly common, iPhone apps are being ported to the desktop as much as they were originally going the other way. Twitter client Tweetie from atebits is a prime example of the innovation on the iPhone platform that goes far beyond the desktop.

Musicbox 1.0.3 MacFormat 7/2009 - Following on from the much liked Web Snapper, Tasty Apps' try to replicate its webpage grabbing in that app with one for audio with Musicbox. Unfortunately the results are mixed.

Twitterific Premium MacFormat 7/2009 - Iconfactory is a software developer many old Mac users have fond memories of, and with their release of the Twitterific iPhone Twitter client won many new converts. Twitterific Premium, the 2.0 version keeps up with other similar apps but perhaps adds too much.

Tasty for iPhone MacWorld 6/2009 - Tasty from Succont takes your online or social networking Delicious bookmarks and lets them travel around on your iPhone or iPod touch. Access to your own files, inbox, subscriptions, sorting by tag and bundle are all possible.

PDF Browser Plugin MacFormat Summer 2009 - A long stalwart of Safari plugins, Schubert-it's PDF Browser Plugin is an impressive and solid alternative to others doing the same job, and as the developer claims, may be the best of the lot.

Tweetie - Mac Pocket-lint.co.uk 4/2009 - Signs of Twitter's continuing rise can be seen in the plethora of desktop clients for the browser and text-message based web app. Tweetie may be the one that makes a difference though, coming from the iPhone first to its new arrival on OS X.

Alkaline MacUser 4/2009 - Cross-browser and platform testing for web-development can largely be nightmarish, especially when access to a Windows box isn't limited. Alkaline provides a software client for the Litmus system, producing screenshots of sites on a variety of setups.

Apple iWeb '09 MacFormat 4/2009 - Apple's promise of easy web design has been languishing since its first release. With only a couple of new features this year, and still the limited ability to customise your site, iWeb is lacking in the busy self-publishing field ...

Tweetdeck MacWorld 3/2009 - For some, Twitter is more bewildering, useless and annoying than Facebook. For others though from the daily mundane to breaking world news, the 140 characters of each tweet make it one of the centres of Web2.0. TweetDeck allows you to make sense of all this.

Highbrow 1.0b MacFormat 3/2009 - If using multiple web browsers for different tasks is a habit of yours, Highbrow will make the process easier. Once it sorts out its bugs.

Fluid MacUser 10/2008 - Fluid is a tool for automating the creation of WebKit, browser-based applications. Using this you can create a specific instanced browser for accessing sites such as Googlemail or Hotmail, in seconds, even saving a shortcut to the programme on your desktop.

Sandvox 1.5 MacUser 20/2008 - Web design applications usually go either one of two ways; either get right down into the hardcore coding aspect, or a more user-friendly WYSIWYG interface that works more like a DTP package. Sandvox is one of the latter and this new version promises important performance tweaks to make things run a bit more smoothly.

Google Chrome Beta web browser Personal Computer World 9/2008 - Google promises its new Chrome browser will be fast, streamlined and stable, but can a new kid on the block hope to upset the balance of power in the current browser market?

NetObjects Fusion 11 PC Pro 10/2008 - A quick and easy website design program that gets you on the net quicker than ever before?

Mr Site Takeaway Website Pro design software Computer act!ve 8/2008 - Promising to be easy enough for even complete newcomers to create their very own business or personal website, but is Takeaway Website Pro as easy to use as they claim?

Homepage Maker 6 Ultimate design software Computer act!ve 8/2008 - While more than powerful enough for most small businesses, is Homepage Maker 6 Ultimate easy enough for home users to also get a handle on?

OmniWeb 5.6 MacWorld WWDC/2008 - A thumbnail-tab-based browser that is ideal for researchers or avid internet users. But what does one gain from a programme like this?

Freeway 5 Pro MacWorld 7/2008 - You would never think that some pieces of software age like a fine wine. But this seems to be very true of Freeway 5 Pro which has 10 years under its belt and is still going strong.

Web scrapers and feed readers PC Pro 6/2008 - There are thousands of different RSS applications available on the web. Some are freeware and other charge a small fee but can produce better results. RSS is a great way to gather your favourite news and blogs without having the to go through the hassle of finding it everyday. Review details: Five RSS readers were tested and given a star rating out of 6. Scores ranged from 4 to 6 out of 6.

Freeway 5 MacWorld 5/2008 - With many years as a popular web authoring tool under its belt, Freeway is still as dynamic as it was when it began. What does the new offering from Freeway have to offer?

Webroot Parental Controls Personal Computer World 4/2008 - Since the viruses and malware have become more and more proliferated on the internet, people have become accustomed to try and protect themselves from the threats they can not see. However, we can not forget that there are as many things on the internet which are as just as harmful to young and impressionable internet users as there are things which can do damage to our computer systems. Webroot Parental Controls aims to block out these dangers.

Goldfish 2.1.1 MacWorld 3/2008 - Web design can be a frustrating experience for the uninitiated. Goldfish aims to simplifiy the process.

The Escapers Flux 2.20 MacFormat 8/2009 - With an unimpressive previous version, Flux 2.20 had 2nd chance to prove itself, and many of former issues have been addressed. Start from a blank template, assisted by built-in boilerplates for creating page columns, base design on pre-existing website, or use provided templates.

ADS Portal OnlineDesktop PC Pro 9/2007 - In the 1990s, inexpensive thin-client systems networked to powerful servers that ran the applications offered an alternative way of organising networked computing. They weren't widely used, though, despite the advantages in network performance, control and maintenance. However, the arrival of reliable and fast broadband services makes the technology more attractive, especially to businesses that need to use applications but don't want the costs and work involved in installing and maintaining them and any associations. OnlineDesktop is a clever development that not only takes care of these concerns, but also offers a wide range of applications beyond those needed for standard office functions.

Memory Stick for iPhone MacWorld 6/2009 - Apple's iPhone and iPod touch differ from the previous iPods in being not so easy to use as storage devices. Softalk's Memory Stick, on of several similar in the App Store creates a WebDAV server on your Wi-Fi device, allowing Windows and Mac users to see the drive on their desktops.

Cosmic Machine EventBox MacFormat 6/2009 - Bring all your social networking together into one app with Cosmic Machine's EventBox. Current support includes Facebook, Flicker, Reddit, RSS feeds, Google Reader and Twitter, and newly arriving events remain unread till you get to them.

Intego ContentBarrier X5 MacFormat 6/2009 - Intego's unenviable task with ContentBarrier X5 is to block access to porn and other unwelcome content for children or employees. Able to filter by category, keyword or set permissions for time intervals, the real question is how long did it take to circumvent?

Movable Type 4.0 Beta blogging tool PC Advisor 7/2007 - Six Apart's Movable Type is widely recognised as the powerhouse of blogging tools because of its extensive management features and customisability. But if you don't need professional support and multiple licences, the free version may be all you need. We tested the personal licence version of Movable Type 4.0 Beta , which includes some powerful editing tools and significantly improves on the previous free offering.

Blogo 1.2 MacFormat 5/2009 - Blogging directly from your Desktop, Brain Juice's Blogo 1.2 is at first confusing, but rapidly how it differs from other blogging clients is forgotten and its strengths and quirks make for a peerless experience.

SpaceTime 3D web browser beta PC Advisor 7/2007 - PC Advisor has seen so many lousy approaches to three-dimensional internet browsing that we had pretty low expectations when we heard about SpaceTime. Surprisingly, this free public beta includes some interesting and useful ideas, although overall it's still too buggy for sustained use.

Google Chrome (beta) PC Pro 11/2008 - Google's Chrome browser promises new technologies and features that the company hopes will make it the most stable, powerful and secure browser on the market. So how close does the search giant get on its first attempt.

Firefox 3 internet browser Computer act!ve 9/2008 - Possibly the biggest threat to Internet Explorer's dominance of the browser market, Firefox now hits version 3 which brings along a few changes with it, both cosmetic and a little more subtle.

CSSEdit 2.5 MacUser 11/2007 - With a new edition of Dreamweaver hitting the shelves, you may think late spring 2007 is a silly time to be releasing new web design tools. Not so. While Dreamweaver may be most designers' first choice for powerful site and online application development, some tools are simply better tat doing specific tasks, as our cover feature on application alternatives explains.

Apple Safari 3 Public Beta Personal Computer World 6/2007 - It’s an odd time for Apple to kick off another round of the browser wars. Apple is still waiting for Microsoft to release a ‘native’ version of Microsoft Office for the new generation of Intel-based Macs, and throwing this Windows version of the previously Mac-only Safari browser in Microsoft’s face hardly seems likely to foster good relations between the two companies. Still, that’s Apple for you.

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