On a regular basis, Apple World Today posts a list of notable new apps or app updates that have been released. They may not necessarily be new, but they’re popular and deserve mention. Here are today’s picks.
macOS Apps/Updates
BinaryFruit has rolled out DriveDx 1.8.0, an update of its solution for SSD and HDD health diagnostics and monitoring.
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It measures overall health of both SSD and HDD drives. Because DriveDx tracks more indicators of impending failure than any other product on the market, users will get an advanced warning before their drives fail, according to the folks at BinaryFruit. Among other things, version 1.8.0 adds support for 110 new SSD models.
DriveDX requires macOS 10.6.8. Pricing starts at $19.99 for a personal license.
MacinMind Software has released Radiologik Scheduler 2018.5.1, an update to their e radio performance and automation suite for macOS.
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Designed for LPFM, college and internet broadcasters, the update introduces Intros and Outros, a tool to create, manage and test your voice work before it airs. Up to 10 varieties of intros or outros can be created per song, per artist or other criteria to give a station seemingly live DJ presence.
Radiologik Scheduler requires macOS 10.10 or higher. A demo is available for download. Registration starts at $128 for a personal DJ license.
Tension Software has updated Calcine, its math calculator for macOS to version 4.3.
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It’s an algebra solver in a small stripe window that takes up just a small portion of your Mac’s screen. Version 4.3 offers bug fixes and various optimizations.
Calcine requires macOS 10.10 or higher. It costs $4.99 and is available from Tension Software or the Mac App Store.
iOS Apps/Updates
Lexington Law has launched a new credit repair app today designed to make it easier for clients to track their credit repair journeys. It’s available for free on iOS. In addition to allowing customers to check the status of the credit repair cases quickly and easily on their phones, the app also includes the following features: detailed credit reports from all three bureaus; enhanced FICO score tracking; a tutorial on how credit repair works; biometric login; and dynamic widgets.
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