Corey has posted a review of Pebbles by Objective Development over at ThinkMac
Price: $2.99

Review of AP Mobile posted over at ThinkMac
Price: Free

Tags: iphone

Billable 1.1.2
http://www.clickablebliss.com/blillable
Price: $24.95
Billable is a easy to use Invoicing application, that will make creating your invoices quick and easy.
You setup your clients in an easy to use client editor window. The window allows you enter important information about your clients, and you can also use the window to import a client from your address book. This is actually one thing I love about Billable, too many applications make you store these Clients in your Apple Address book, which I don't want. I like that Billable has its own database, and Billable automatically backs it up each time you open the application. Read More...

ScreenSteps 1.1.1
http://www.screensteps.com/
Price: $30.00
As a past educator, and someone who still provides training for people with whom I work, I am always interested and looking at applications that will assist me in helping others in some manner. ScreenSteps, though basic on the surface, is a powerful application that can save you an amazing amount of time in creating instructional materials. Quite simply, this application helps people create instructions of steps for others to follow, so that they have a better understanding of how to do something. Read More...

Disco 1.0.2
http://www.discoapp.com/
Price: $29.95

Since Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar) I have been using the Finder to burn CDs with the data from my drive, just drag and drop and the CDs are cross platform. Its really all I need. What turned me on first about Disco, and what may just get everyone to try it is the user interface. The ooolest feature by far: the animated sequence when you are burning a CD. Disco has the option of displaying animated smoke, fire, goo, icy mist, purple haze, read sea, and steam. My favorites are smoke and fire. This is an amazing effect and just goes to prove even more how cool and creative mac developers are in creating their apps. Read More...

DiskWarrior 4
http://www.alsoft.com/DiskWarrior/
Price: $99.95

I've had DiskWarrior 4.0 for approximately 3 months, and have been asked for a review several times by many colleagues, clients, and friends. A program like this really takes a long time to review, in my opinion. So what is Diskwarrior?

Alsoft says, "DiskWarrior is not a disk repair program in the conventional sense. Instead of patching the original directory, it uses a patent-pending technology to quickly build a new replacement directory using data recovered from the original directory, thereby recovering files, folders and documents that you thought were lost and that no other program could recover."

You need DiskWarrior when you need it, and can't just play with it on an everyday basis, so sometimes, it just sits in its CD envelope, waiting its turn. The first thing I did when I first received DiskWarrior is to install it on my Utilities Hard Drive; the drive I use to boot up other machines and run all my utilities. DiskWarrior installed and ran without a hitch, that is until the last step.
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