Spotify, The Best Application There Is!

Spotify has gone to the lead in both the Best Paid and Free Mac Apps (as I remembered to post it here). If you still don't know what Spotify is, then you just got to check it out. You can listen to almost whatever music you want, and did I mention that it was "free and legal"? In fact, if you don't mind some adverts, then you don't have to pay anything, but if you want offline content and no adverts plus other pros, then you can pay for the Spotify Premium which is only about 5€/$ a month!

Added New Applications To "Best Free Mac Apps"

I just added some new freeware applications to Best Free Mac Apps, and this time I added my favorite 3 browsers --> Google Chrome, Safari and Firefox. I don't usually review all my applications, and I most probably never will have the time for it, but something tells me that "there are going to be reviews of all of the applications listed above".

Best Paid Mac Apps Page Added

This list will have a lot of cool stuff, and usually they don't even cost a lot. Many video/audio/photo editing software do cost quite a lot though, and that is why some people have started to get them illegally by downloading copyrighted software through torrents and other means. "I am in no way encouraging you to do the same, but just telling that it is quite easy". In order to support the good Mac software developers, I do suggest you to buy the licensed ones.

Some good examples of the Best Paid Mac Apps are Screenflow, Clusters and MacSpeech Dictate (International):

Added new applications to "Best Free Mac Apps"

Hi y'all!
I have just added new applications to Best Free Mac Apps, such as Adium, Skype, Microsoft Messenger and even a cheat engine for mac called iHaxGamez.

Be sure to check them out!
-TheMacApper

How to use iHaxGamez

iHaxGamez is a cheat engine for mac (yes you can cheat games on mac, and yes there are games for mac). For downloading, go here.

So... Now that you have downloaded and installed iHaxGamez for mac, you have to open it, then you get a window like in the picture below:

Then, you will have to choose the browser that you use to play your game, or the actual game from the list as below where I have chosen Google Chrome, because it's in Google Chrome that "my" game is running:

Then you will have to click the "Search" button, and you will a window like the one below:

In this new window, you will have to put in the "Search For" box, the amount of whatever you want to change. Ammo, health, mana, money... For example, if you have 51 bullets/ammunition, and you want to have more/less, then you got to put 51 in the "Search For" box and click "Search".

If you are using a flash game (most games through browsers like Google Chrome and Safari), then you will have to choose the "Flash x8 Mode" for cheating.

Now you most probably got a lot of searches, and for finding the one that you want to change, you will have to go back to what ever game you are playing, and somehow change the amount of ammo/health/mana/etc. that you put in the search box earlier. When you have changed it, shooted 10 bullets for example, then you can put 41 in the "Current Value" (only an example). After this part, there shouldn't be many search results left, and if there are more than one (hopefully 1-5 maximum), then you can just change the amount of all of them (doesn't usually affect gameplay at all).

ATTENTION!!! For changing the value of the "whatever you want", you will just have to double click it in the search results, and change the value. If you still don't understand, then check out my YouTube tutorial about it here (only for non flash games).

Hi all "MacAppers"!

Hi all "MacAppers"!
This is not an official website of MacApper, but my own blog about Macs, Mac apps, Mac news, Mac games and software and other stuff, that doesn't even have to be related to Macs at all (however, most of the time they still do).

I hope that you will enjoy the content of my blog, that is still not completed, but will hopefully soon be.

-TheMacApper