Tragically when my bank cut my interest rate again last month, it was not an April Fools joke, now the rate is 3.01%… for shame.
That’s a total of $128.41, so I made just slightly over the $100 a month target.
In previous episodes we’ve seen how our intrepid (Apple) customer service reps have battled malfunctioning iPod Nanos and Macbook Pros, overcoming obstacles to please their ever needy customers (Aaron and I). In this installment we’ll face them with a new problem. What happens when you take the touch out of an iPod Touch? Find out after the jump. (more…)
Pros: Practical application with an easy to use interface.
Cons: Lacking in the features department right now. We’re looking forward to 1.1.
Developer: Catamount Software (www.catamount.com)
Version Reviewed: 1.0.3
Platform: iPhone and iPod Touch
If you have a drivers license, you’re probably painfully aware of the price you pay every time you fill up your tank. Catamount Software can’t solve the world’s energy crisis, but they at least offer a way to keep track of it all. MPG is an app that allows you to keep track of your fuel and service expense for multiple vehicles. True to its name it keeps track of your miles per gallon and updates the number every time you fill up. More after the jump. (more…)
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Mint.com is a great financial tool, but wouldn’t it be better if it more like a desktop app? Well, now it sort of is… My implementation is very basic, just a WebKit application layer, but it allows you to run Mint as a “standalone” application on your computer.
Obviously it only works on OS X, and requires Fluid to be installed, but both Fluid and Mint.app are included in the installation package.
Of course, an internet connection is still required.
Nothing fancy, but you may find it useful.
I’ve only tested it on my machine, so I’m looking for few other mac users to test the software for me. It doesn’t require that you have a Mint account to run it, but I highly suggest signing up for one! Send me an email (aaron [at] hijinksinc [dot] com) if you’re interested in taking it for a spin.
Once testing concludes, I’ll release it via the Hijinks Inc. Repo.