This Mac application is an intellectual property of AppYogi Software.

The application lies within Internet Network Tools, more precisely RSS Tools.

Just click an icon in mac menu bar and glance world news in drop-down window.

If any news interest you, just click on it and you can read in browser.

News Categories: Top Stories, World News, Business News, Technology News, Entertainment News, Sports News, Health News and much more.

It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.

If youre new to OS X, or just want to take advantage of Lions new features, there are a bunch of new and updated apps hitting the App Store to try out.

Pages (word processing), Numbers (spreadsheets), and Keynote (presentations), now allow full screen mode, the ability to resume where you left off after restarting your computer, versions, and auto saving.

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There are also a bunch of nice graphical elements to Fantastical, making it one of the most popular Mac apps available.

Its simple, well-designed, and makes it easy to track your mentions and direct messages.

It displays your RSS feed in an attractive paper-like design.

The app is already one of the most popular RSS apps for iPhone and iPad, and has seen some success in the Mac App Store too.

News App Free Google Reader

Price: 9.99 (You must have a free Google Reader account to use it).

If youre a fan of RPGs or the Star Wars universe, youll love this.

It lets you sync notes between your computer, the web, and mobile device so you never forget a thing.

The app lets you convert video files so they can play on any of your mobile devices: Android tablets, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, you name it.

Just drag the video file into the app, select your device, and watch the magic happen.

It syncs with your iTunes library and lets you create your own DJ mixes.

With Djays latest update you can spin tunes in full-screen mode and take advantage of some cool multi-touch gestures.

The goal is to guide a bunch of little goo ball creatures into a suction pipe.

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