After all, it seems that there is a new software group every two weeks. But I had never seen the Lifehacker "seal of approval". Would it be extra special?
I would say that it is open to debate. On the surface, this is certainly a good deal: Take nine Mac applications (you know, programs) for $ 49. Their combined value if purchased separately: $ 310. I am not myself a Mac user, but I know a good deal when I see one.
Of course, the real value of the beam depends on your needs. This includes troubleshooting utilities, optimizing and securing your system with a torque productivity boosters and media support.
For example, there Micromat TechTool Pro 6, which handles many diagnostic tests on your Mac and promises to "help prevent costly repairs machines." (High demand, but its capabilities are among corrupt hard drive rebuilt.) In itself, this utility normally sells for $ 99.99.
The set also includes Turbo File Manager Path Finder 6 the extension TextExpander 4 MacHider tool data security and helps AirServer AirPlay (which allows you to stream you want from your iOS device to your Mac ).
Good stuff, right? I would say if you are interested in at least three elements of this set, it is worth buying. However, StackSocial not offer refunds, so do a little work on the ground first to ensure they are programs that you really want.
Fortunately, you have the time: the bundle is available for another two weeks.
You do not want to spend money? StackSocial Mac Bundle Freebie is exactly that: a collection of eight Mac apps at a price of $ 0. Gotta love free!
