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Top Mac OS X Apps: Got your new Mac? Now what to install?

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Apple iMac 27 inch

Have you just bought your new Apple Macbook Pro, MacBook Air, or the beautiful 27 inch iMac, with Apple’s rock-solid Mac OS X. What to install? What are some of the must have applications?

There so many articles out there on the web: Best 10 Apps for your iMac, or 12 must have Apple apps, etc.

Here are apps that I personally use, and that many of my friends have installed on their Apple machines. You don’t have to install each and every application, but more or less choose what you need and get cracking.

  • Google Chrome (an absolute must). I use Chrome because it integrates very well with most of my Google apps, however, many users complain Chrome’s text input on the Mac is slower than say that on a Windows machine.
  • Firefox – As if Chrome and Safari were not enough, I’ve installed Firefox simply because of the sheer number of useful add-ons it offers (think of Add-ons as plug-ins or extensions for your browser).
  • Evernote – If you haven’t already used Evernote, it is time you do. It is one of the most helpful applications out there, that you will use frequently. Store saved pages, notes, business cards, PDFs, cut-and-paste text, etc. all searchable and very cleanly organized. As the good folks at Evernote say – remember everything!
  • Dropbox – The most famous online storage on the web, since perhaps the invention of soda pop! Dropbox offers you free 2GB of storage online. The most people you recommend to use Dropbox, the more your free storage space increases. It also has a paid-account, in which you can subscribe to more storage space as well as the ability to undelete files (as far back as 30 days). You can install Dropbox on multiple machines and have them sync with each other effortlessly. I have it installed on my 2 Macs and a Windows laptop. Edit or save a file one one machines and in mere seconds, the files are updated across all the machines. Laptop gets stolen, you will be glad you had Dropbox to save your important files.
  • TextWrangler – A clean and very easy to use text editor for the Mac. Much more preferred (by me at least) over the TextEdit (built-in text editor in Mac).
  • Adium – Adium is a free instant messenger for the Mac OS X. It allows you to connect to AIM, MSN, Yahoo!, Google Talk, Twitter, Facebook Chat, IRC, ICQ (if you still use it) and a few others that you probably might never use. If IM is your game, rather than having half-a-dozen IMs open, opt for Adium and make your life easier.
  • 1Password – is a paid utility, but one that I must stress you get. At US$ 49.99 one times, it is a steal. Bet you have forgotten your password one time or another? Right? Bet you have it saved in a text file on your computer? Don’t do that. Get 1Password and make loggin-in and password management a seamless task.
  • Acorn – Everybody at some point in their life, will require the use of an Image Editor. Most of us don’t need the thousands of bells and whistles that Adobe Photoshop or GIMP offers, we just need a simple photo editor that is easy to use and reasonably priced. Acorn is just that. Try out the 30 day trial. Acorn is priced at US$ 49.99
  • Reeder – I’ve tried a whole bunch of RSS readers, they all have their plus/minus points. Reeder is my personal favorite. It is a very nice RSS aggregator for placing all your RSS feeds in one place and going through them.
  • Zipeg – .RAR and .ZIP files are a way of life. Just download the free Zipeg RAR/ZIP file utility and you will be all set.
  • Wunderlist – Have things to do? Need to keep a check on your To-Do list – Perhaps the best free task management software out there. Another alternative is Anxiety and Fantastical.
  • Alfred – If you need to search for anything on your Mac, be it a file, a link, a bookmark, etc. Alfred is the ultimate application. Free of course. Its fast, very easy to get a custom toggle and just type away and see instantaneous results.
  • SnagIt – Though there are many screen-capture tools (including the ones built-in to the Max OS X – see here) I still find SnagIt to be the best. Sure there are $1.99 apps and free plug-ins for Firefox and Google Chrome – so why spend a bundle on SnagIt, simply because if screen captures and using those captured images, resizing, editing, annotations, etc. matter to you, then SnagIt is the fastest and the best alternative out there.
  • OpenOffice – Though I have moved most of my work to Google Docs, every now and then I will get an odd Microsoft Word or Excel file. The best alternative to MS Office is OpenOffice. Its free, it works and its time you kicked the habit of using MS Office.
  • iTerm2 – DO you SSH or FTp via command line? DO you need a simple to use terminal emulator, but powerful enough for your CLI needs? Look no further than iTerm2.
  • Address Book Clearout – Managing an address book is frustrating. Your email client will have something else, your online something else, your Mac address bok (oh lets not get started on bad it is). However, to fix all this – you need the Address Book Clearout app. At US$ 6.99 it will save you hours of editing and going through your address book to sift through, sort out and deleted/merge all duplicate or haywire entries.
  • Skype of Mac – Skype – enough said. We all need it.
  • VLC Media Player – Gotta watch movies? VLC is the player to have. It will play those hard to play MKV format on the Mac with ease, as well as MP4, AVI, etc. Free to use.
  • CloudApp – Need to share pictures? files? documents? with others. Just get CloudApp (Free!), drag, drop and share! Voila!
  • Growl – Need a central notification center? Yes, you do (trust me on this one). Just download and install Growl. It works great. See all your notifications pop up on one side of the screen.
  • FileZilla for Mac – Simple, free and and easy to use, FTP client. Very robust and can be as detailed oriented as you want it to be.
  • AppCleaner – AppCleaner is a free, easy to use, applications to uninstall unwanted apps on your Mac!
  • Little Snitch – If security is your concern, Little Snitch is the solution. It protects and informs you what applications on your computer are trying to connect to the outside world.

Deliberately, I have left out apps like Email Clients of which there is a wide variety (Sparrow and Thunderbird are my recommendations). Tweetdeck for Mac as a Twitter Client. xCode if you are going to be an Apple developer/programmer, The Apps store is a great way to discover new and exciting apps for your computer and your computing needs.

Soluto.com – Help others with their PCs

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Soluto.com

 

Came across this website, whilst watching Robert Scoble’s video on his YouTube Channel. Soluto is a real cool web app that lets you help out others (family, friends, etc.) with their PC problems. It is a non-invasive, very easy to use web app. Much better than other apps for remote desktop assistance, where privacy is a huge concern.

Here is the soluto.com intro video as seen on their website.

Soluto Intro from Soluto on Vimeo.

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Free Siri-Like Personal Assistants For Android Phones

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Introduction:

If you are a proud Android user who may just have been fascinated by the potential of the Siri app for Apple iOS5 like most, you are surely going to be interested in a guide that could just allow you to have atleast some features on your Android device that are..well, Siri-like. Hot off the heels of the announcement of Apple iPhone 4S, the announcement and on-stage demo of the all-new personal assistant with voice recognition features was an icing on the cake.

Yes, Siri has really made name for itself in such short timespan; yet, Android users must realize that they need not drool over iOS’s new voice-recognizing personal assistant so much-there are way too many alternatives available on Android! Definitely, you heard that right, folks. There is a wide variety of avid voice recognition options to choose from on the Android platform; although, none of those Android personal assistants able to out weigh Siri personal assistant in its potential and the way it delivers.

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We realize how important it is for all those of us who are Apple-deprived to understand that possession of an iDevice (iPhone, iPad, any i for that matter) is not a binding upon us. So then, if Android has got what you need, what is the point of drooling over, an otherwise, foreign platform (The sheer mention of Apple probably blindfolds most of us-childish)? In light of all this, let us give you a brief run through a few of the best alternatives to iOS5′s Siri app.

Google Voice Actions

If you are an Android user, Google Voice Actions won’t be news for you (Atleast we expect so). Siri for the iPhone 4S  certainly stirred a hornet’s nest and gave most people the impression that voice actions started and finished at the Apple iOS5-Well, we think otherwise. Google Voice Actions for Android is very much a Siri-like app for Android users that enables them to place their phone calls, get turn-by-turn navigation assistance, surf the web browser, listen to their favourite songs and so much more. Oh, and if you wish you may even get some handy information on the local weather and latest news alerts only just by a simple tap the Voice Actions icon and speak your heart out.

Download it here.

Google Voice Actions

Vlingo

Nevermind if you missed Google Voice Actions as an Android user, but Vlingo is the one app that we really expect Android users to have come across atleast once in their lifetimes-reason being, it has been on the scene for quite a while now. Vlingo’s text-to-speech and speech-to-speech is the striking feature of Android’s app. Yes, it does most basics right like text messages, emails, placement of phone calls,  search the web etc. Searching for the nearest locations for, say dine-in, had never been easier before (Or was it?). Also, other applications on your Android phone can even be launched by saying their names using Vlingo. Really an app which has been one of its kind, atleast in its time, Vlingo can even be told when to start listening to you and then prompt it to register your desired commands. Perhaps not deeply integrated, Vlingo for Android still has to be the most handsfree appthat comes closest to being the Siri for Android in regards to its advanced commands.

Get Vlingo here.

Vlingo

Edwin

Edwin comes across as another useful Android app that brings speech-to-speech and voice response functionalities to the table. Yet another positive is the fact that the commands spoken by the Android user are passed through Google Voice Actions and spoken back to the user. Besides these new amenities that this Android app offers, its main strength lies in the detail to conversation that it comes equipped with (My my, isn’t technology shaping up to dominate mankind the act?). Of course, that means that if you ask Edwin for details regarding exactly where you are it won’t shy; in fact, resukts obtained would even squeeze down to the block no. you reside in (Fetch that!). If necessary, this Android app even searches the internet or, say, prompt you to open up an application/do the favours itself at times. Major downside to Edwin app is that since it doesn’t don too wide a variety of commands, it simply fails to process when it doesn’t understand a command prompt. Yes, it will be annoying at times but the fact that the Android app considers you worthy of talking back to might as well keep bringing you back to it over and over again.

Download Edwin here.

Edwin

SpeakToIt Assistant

So you Android users thought that Edwin was the only real ‘talk back to me’ personal assistant app, think again (Oh how quick you folks are at jumping to conclusions). Relatively newer and richer in its functionalities in comparison with Edwin, SpeakToIt Assistant is an Android app that not only adds a flurry of customization and configuration options to personal assistant apps on the Android platform, but it also puts on your display screen a rather curvy default cartoon librarian avatar as your personal assistant (Hopefully, that does not sound misleading). The back and forth conversational abilities and a full-fledged list of commands add a whole lot more to this personal assistant app for Android. This means, there is a real smooth learning curve attached to the app, thus it works like a charm for most. Interestingly, you can always customize and create your own assistant avatar and milk as much information as you please. Of course, just like any other app in the world, SpeakToIt Assistant is another Android app in the list of many that does not come without a few hashes here and there. A few grammatical errors and rather unnatural voice does feel a bit off; however, if you can put up with such shortcomings this Android app is sure to keep you in the groove for a good long time.

Download SpeakToIt here.

SpeakToIt Assistant

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Alternatives to WordPress Content Management Systems (CMS)

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WordPress is now doubt the leader when it comes to content management systems. Today WordPress is used extensively in blog, magazines, portfolio sites, websites, affiliate marketing websites, etc.

Here are some great alternatives to WordPress for Content Management System (CMS).

GetSimple

Website: http://www.get-simple.info

The 5-minute install, no non-sense CMS. Be up and running in a jiffy. No database required. Fast, efficient and very stable.

GetSimple Alternative to WordPress. Content Management System (CMS)

CushyCMS

Website: http://www.cushycms.com

CuschyCSM is a hosted CMS solution that makes it easy for users to setup their content online and edit it. No software is required, no server is required (since it is a hosted app). Comes in two flavors, a free version and a paid version.

CushyCMS. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management System (CMS)

SurrealCMS

Website: http://www.surrealcms.com

SurrealCSM is another hosted CMS app. It allows web designers to quickly and conveniently design, deploy and manage all your websites in one location. Making  a website with SurrealCSM is a snap.

SurrealCMS. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS)

Joomla

Website: http://www.joomla.org

Joomla is one of the most widely used CMS (other than WordPress). Some of the most sophisticated and large-content websites run on Joomla. It offers an array of features, perhaps more than any other CMS, but it has a steep learning curve. Deployments with Joomla are out of the box, yet it requires a considerable effort towards setting it up correctly to your look and feel.

Joomla. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

ExpressionEngine

Website: http://www.expressionengine.com

ExpressionEngine is a downloadable CMS that can be used to power your website with a top-notch content management system. The software is open-source, but is priced very nominally.

ExpressionEngine. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS)

SiteCake

Website: http://www.sitecake.com

SiteCake is a simple, very easy to use content management system for small websites. If you are running or deploying a small website and need a simple, no nonsense web editing engine, SiteCake is for you.

SiteCake. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

Concrete5

Website: http://www.concrete5.org

Concrete5 is a free open-source content management system that works and resides on your hosting setup. Ideal for site editors, developers and designers, you can literally be up and running with a CMS within minutes. Even your existing website can be converted into a Concrete5 CMS engine with a few lines of code.

Concrete5. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

ImpressPages

Website: http://www.impresspages.org

ImpressPages is an open-source, free to download and use content management system for your website. Its multilingual, SEO friendly, drag and drop interface (a huge plus) and is built on the PHY/MySQL platform.

ImpressPages. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

Alfresco

Website: http://www.alfresco.com

For enterprise content management system, there is Joomla and then there is Alfresco. Alfresco has various modules that include Document Management, Web Content Management, Records Management, Sharing and Content Platform. A 5-user version is free, otherwise there are various pricing options dependent on the number of users.

Alfresco. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

Perch

Website: http://grabaperch.com

Looking for a really small and portable content management system for your website? Well Perch just might be what you are looking. This is a very small, hassle-free CMS that is priced very reasonably.

Perch CMS. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

Nuxeo

Website: http://www.nuxeo.com

Nuxeo is positioned as an Open-Source,  Enterprise level content management  enabling developers and information architects to roll-out complex multi-dimensional websites with a rock-slid content management system.

Nuxeo CMS. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

Typo3

Website: http://www.typo3.com

Typo3 is an open-source content management system that can be used for enterprise websites and Intranets. Typo3 is very powerful and best of all free to use.

Typo3. Alternative to WordPress. Content Management Systems (CMS).

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How to Download and Install GIMP on your Computer

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A GNU Image Manipulation program, also known as GIMP is a versatile graphics manipulation package. It can be considered as a free alternative to Adobe’s Photoshop as you’ll find almost everything necessary for a basic image editing right inside this software. Main features of GIMP include photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. As a multipurpose image editing program, not only it can be used as a simple image converter but also for an expert quality photo retouching program too.  GIMP is available for many operating systems including Windows, Mac OSX and Linux and has the support for many languages.

GIMP supports many file formats, the support ranges from the common file types likes JPEG (JFIF), GIF, PNG, TIFF to special use formats such as the multi-resolution and multi-color-depth Windows icon files. The architecture of GIMP allows it to extend these capabilities with a plugin. Different plugins can be found in the GIMP plugin registry. GIMP also allows you to load and save files from different locations such as FTP, HTTP or even a Microsoft Shares Directory.

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To install GIMP on your Windows OS, Click here to download and install.

To install GIMP on your Mac, follow the instructions on this website.

To install Gimp on your Linux operating system (Ubuntu based) open Terminal (Press Alt+F2 and type: gnome-terminal) and copy the following commands in the Terminal:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:matthaeus123/mrw-gimp-svn
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gimp

New to GIMP? You can follow different tutorials, ranging from beginner to the expert level on this official website.

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Some Useful Facebook Apps

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With around 1800 apps on Facebook, it’s often difficult to select the best and the real (lots of duplicates) from this pool. Only for bookkeeping, there are almost 10apps with the same name and all of them try to reach over 46million users of Facebook claiming to be the best. After doing Best Facebook Games, we’re revisiting some more nice Facebook game play apps that we thought, might interest you. We encourage you to give us feedback and tell us about your favorite Facebook applications so that we could add them up in our posts too.

RockYou Games

Rock you

Flash Facebook game apps from RockYou are a sure shot for the flash game lovers. RockYou flash games integrate with Facebook like no other game.

Bookshelf

There are many Facebook game apps to rate and review your book collection. Bookshelf isn’t an actual game app as the name suggests. But for bibliophiles sorting out book and rating, reviewing them is the ‘actual’ game so we thought to add one for book-lovers too. You can browse collections of your friends and those in your network. Bookshelf supports collection of books, games, music and DVDs. It also gives you pretty accurate suggestions based on your Facebook profile before even adding anything.

Food Fight

Food Fight is surely one silly Facebook Game app, but has attracted millions of users already. It’s a pretty simple game, You earn money daily and buy food from that money. But wait! You don’t have to eat it, but will toss at your friends! Sounds fun? Join Food Fight and party with hitting food.

Facebook game appScrabulous

Ok logophiles, if you find laying out the board and setting up random letter tile distribution then Scrabulous is just for you. It’s not real time but actually real-time is not necessary as you Scrabble can be played one turn at a time.

Scrabulous appQuizzes

With Quizzes, create quizzes about yourself and get to know what your friends know about you: your nicknames, favorite pets, your high school crush name and much more. Enjoy making quizzes and try your friends’ ones.

BandTracker

This one is very useful Facebook play app to let yourself up to date with all your favorite bands. You can track down over 200,00 different bands that when they’re coming to play in your area and what will they play. With BandTracker Facebook app you can also search out for some new music as it lets you see who your friends are tracking.

 

BandTracker from Oodle

 

Do let us in the comments about the apps you think we have been missing in our Facebook App posts.

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Best Business Apps on Facebook

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Facebook is a proven ground for business promotion and is rapidly becoming an essential destination for businesses, professionals and consumers alike. Where you can pass your time with best Facebook games, it also provides you with an enormous pool of business apps. Here are some best business apps on Facebook to help you promote your products, communicate with your customers and collaborate with other businesses thus accomplishing from social media more than the traditional marketing tools. Choose the ones that can help you get the best business outcomes according to your own needs.

Business / Self Promotion

Networked Blogs app: Networked Blogs app shows up in your boxes tab or on your profile displaying your own blogs and the ones you read. It’s pretty easier way to promote yourself and your friends’ blogs.Networked app

Notes (Default): It’s an RSS feed, found on the right side on your profile. View your friends’ feeds as it shows your blog’s and others’ updates.

Define Me: This app displays a cloud of words others use to describe your business. It can be your best friend depending on your quality of customer service and business.

GLPrint Business Cards: Create your own flashier digital business card using GLPrint app.

iEndorse: What is more credible than having your own customers’ testimonials. iEndorse allows the Facebook-ians to endorse your business!

Professional Profile: This useful business app creates a tab on your Facebook profile for all of your professional contacts, information, and activities.

COMMUNICATIONbusiness app on facebook

CalliFlower, Smart Phone, Telephone: Two of the best business apps that lets you make free conference calls on Facebook. With Smart Phone you can also make phone to phone calls.

SmartMessage Center:  This app allows you to send messages to a group of fans or individuals. SmartMessage gives you back one single result that you can share. Gather information and organize that in a single page instead of rummaging through pile of pages for the replies. You can also export the results in RSS, PDF and XLS format.

My LinkedIn Profile: This app creates a badge from your LinkedIn business profile and displays it on your Facebook profile.

SocialFly: Not able to manage the business’ online presence properly? Here is the best business app that let you create notes about your online contacts, setup reminders to talk to them, and manage your contacts on Facebook.

AUDIO / VISUALAudio Video for Facebook Business

Facebook Video (Default App): Share promotional videos, presentations, demos, or company commercials.

PodCast Player: You can share audio interviews on your profile, or your company’s podcasts with this business app on Facebook.Facebook business app

MISCELLENEOUS

Static FBML: With HTML or FaceBook Markup Language (FBML) you can make your business page a destination of your consumers. Add some advanced functionality to your Facebook business Page by changing the look and feel of the page. You can add apps, forms, and widgets from other places as well.

Some other useful business apps on Facebook include: Social RSS, Simplaris BlogCast, Posted Items (Default App), My BusinessBlinkWeb, Huddle by WorkSpaces (app by LinkedIn), My Office, My Money (useful for small businesses).

If you have the right combination of business apps on Facebook, you can easily run your complete business through Facebook. Arrange conference calls, manage virtual office, use collaboration utilities, finance apps, or create documents and have a separate tab for your business contacts and activities. You can definitely customize your Facebook uniquely using these business apps.

If you think we have missed some useful business apps on Facebook, then do let us know by giving us feedback.

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Open .rar Files On Your iOS for Mac

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Overview:

There is no denying the fact that zipped files come in handy more often than not; although, they may very well become a pain in the backside (Yes, that!) if you have no access to unzipping them. WinRAR has come across as a ridiculously useful tool in this regard; only for Windows though. Being lightweight, flexible, and convenient-to-use, WinRAR is able to unpack as well as compress most archive formats for Windows. Question is, what becomes of the Mac users in that case? A very valid question, to be honest. Now then, if you are one of those many experienced Mac users who are already having trouble opening zipped files on your Mac devices, if you are a Mac newbie it is doubly beneficial in that case, you may feel at home and get ready to break the shackles as we provide you the solution to your file extension issues on the Mac.

Now open .rar files on your mac with… UnRarX.

Enter the UnRarX:

Oh yes, before you start rolling on the floor in sheer excitement and joy let us brief you on the application itself before we get to the typical how-tos. So, what exactly is UnRarX and how it has come about, that is the question. To put it simply, UnRarX is the new WinRAR, for Mac of course. UnRarX comes across as a highly useful utility for the Mac OS that is, by far, the best in the business really. Yes, it is true indeed. Equipped with a fluid and simple interface, UnRarX has become a very popular choice among users (Those who are already familiar with the utility that is) courtesy of its reliability and ease of operation. The basic amenities that have been made part of the simple; yet, crude interface include: single log window with options to test, browse, extract, enter a password for protected archive and drag and drop functionalities. As far as its ranking in the OS market is concerned, the UnRarX enjoys an exalted standard (the high success rate of the extension speaks for it) as it is considered to be one of the best and most robust file extension utility available for Mac to date. What’s more, its free of cost!

UnRarX Download Page

Procedure/s on operation of the UnRarX:

First thing’s first, you need to download the UnRarX from the official UnRarX website (the link to which has been provided at the end of this very paragraph). Upon visiting the UnRarX webpage, simply click on the download button for UnRarX. For those of you having trouble spotting too large buttons, an arrow key on the page indicates the location of the download button we are talking about (Shouldn’t be that tough though). Anyway, upon successful download of the utility you may drag it to the dock (Yes, the one that usually sits at the bottom of the screen). You are all set from there on in, simply download an application (A theme for instance) and if you are lucky enough (Only if you have UnRarX) the file might well appear as a .rar file upon download. So, what do you do now? Not a problem at all. Simply, open up the UnRarX utility that you have downloaded to your Mac and drag the downloaded application into the UnRarX window. In case there is a password set for the file, simply type it in so as to gain access. Plus, test the file with ease and browse the content in the file. All of these buttons are provided in the UnRarX window that provide a drop-down menu; thereby, paving way for easy access to the contents of the file.

Download your UnRarX from here.

UnRarX You Should Download:

Well, there have been plenty of versions already released for the file extension utility; however, the latest one is the most noticeable of the lot, and rightly so. Version 2.2 is the Universal Binary version of UnRarX. Being the latest one of the lot, UnRarX version 2.2 includes: current universal binary versions of unrar, par2 command line applications and automatic update functionality, courtesy of Sparkle Framework.

It is highly important to note, though, that there are manual means of downloading the binaries of the file extension utility, especially for those of you who are unable to gain access to the latest up-to-date version of UnRarX for one reason or another. However, since we have already provided the link to UnRarX in this post we seriously believe that manual update of the binaries is really not a necessity here.

UnRarX Interface

Final Word:

To sum it up, feel free to open .rar files on your Mac with UnRarX without any hassle. Be it a case of splitting a .rar file into multiple RAR files or extracting a password protected file, allow UnRarX to do the favours and make life easy for you, and all of this at zero cost! Try it and we are sure you will admit that UnRarX is the best.

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