It’s a 49 minutes long video, but if you love Steve Jobs and what he has done for Apple, you’ll love every second of this.

Through interviews with friends, former colleagues and business associates, GAME CHANGERS reveals the many layers of the intensely private Steve Jobs and how he revolutionizes the computer industry, all the way from when he first started in the garage with Steve Wozniak, to the Apple that we are familiar with today.

Interviews include Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, former Apple CEO John Scully, journalist turned Venture Capitalist Michael Moritz, Dreamworks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, former Apple “Mac Evangelist” and Silicon Valley Entrepreneur, Guy Kawasaki and Robert X.Cringely, technology journalist and former Apple employee.

Watch.

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I know, SUBERAPPS has been quiet for quite a while now. But this is going to change.

If you’ve been following us on Twitter, you may have noticed it starting to become more active. Lots of tweets are being marked as favorites, this is a good sign as I know most of you has been liking the new tweets so far. And little do you know most of the new tweets has been shared by our new editor!

Yes, meet our new editor, Leslie A Joy! I know you’re going to love the new posts that will be coming up shortly.

Leslie is a passionate and enthusiastic writer who have posted three times on Web.Appstorm, not counting other blogs. I’m not just singing praises because she is our new editor, but because she really is a driven individual with lots of knowledge about apps, some great ones I never even heard of. You should have seen the massive list of apps she’s planning to cover over here at SUBERAPPS, it’s hard to reach the bottom of the document!

Now that she have the editorial calendar planned out, you can expect to see more app reviews, tips and tricks, how tos, interviews and giveaways on a regular basis.

Also, we have an awesome surprise coming this Christmas.

Stay tuned!

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Bundle Hunt is one “too good to be true” bundles around. Don’t believe me, see what someone said on Twitter – “Can anyone confirm that @BundleHunt is legit? Sounds too good to be true.”

It’s true. For a limited time (ends Aug 16),  you can get a bunch of design industry’s best design resources eg. apps, stock photos, icons, vectors, Wordpress themes, web hosting etc for $49 instead of $1,400.

What do you get for $49?

Billings

Website ($39.99)

The time billing program for professionals who want to simplify quoting, invoicing and time tracking. Includes customizable templates for those who want their invoices to make a good first impression. Valued at $39.99.

Flux

Website ($63.99)

Flux is a state of the art WYSIWYG engine that creates the code for you as you drag and drop web page elements. If you prefer to have control over how the code looks, you can also switch to a mode that allows HTML, XHTML, and CSS.

Site5

Website ($83.70)

Site5 is a web hosting company specially created for web designers. They offer free migration and a guaranteed 99.99% uptime. Get 6 months of the HostPro + Turbo plan at a special price only with Bundle Hunt.

Smashing Magazine E-book

Website ($19.90)

Mastering Photoshop For Web Design is a new eBook from Smashing Magazine aimed to intermediate and advanced Photoshop users who want to brush up on their skills and improve their workflow.

SUBERNOVA

Website ($149.99)

SUBERNOVA is a sleek project management tool that lets you track time, send invoices and estimates, collaborate with others and keeps your business smooth by keeping tabs on late payments, deadlines and more..

Icon Dock

Website ($60)

Icondock is an amazing resource that helps you find stock icons to add finishing details to your projects. Bundle Hunt includes an amazing icon pack valued at $60.

DryIcons

Website ($150)

DryIcons is another icon site with exclusive resources. They created Iconika, a special set for BundeHunt users with Extended License.

Mojo Themes

Website ($135)

MojoThemes offers high quality templates for WordPress, Tumblr, and co. With the Bundle, you get three best selling three WordPress themes (Signal 8, Apollo & FolioStudio).

Photocase

Website ($500)

Photocase is a strictly curated stock photography platform focusing on modern, creative photography. They made an exclusive selection of the most popular 100 photos (extra large size).

Vandelay Design

Website ($27)

Vandelay Premier is a new membership-based community managed by Vandelay Design. They prepared a special pack with high quality textures, bokeh backgrounds, Photoshop brushes & more.

WP Bakery

Website ($70)

WPBakery is a new WordPress themes marketplace that prepared two never-seen-before templates: Cubixoid & Simplic.

Designious

Website ($179.99)

Designious is a well known resource for designers around the world, offering more than 6000 stock graphic files. The Bundle includes the famous Giga Vector Pack.

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1Password Pro iPhone App

[Discount: FREE! | iTunes Link]

The best and wildly popular password management tool for the Mac also comes with an iPhone version, the pro version of the iPhone app normally cost $7.99. But today, it’s absolutely FREE! Download it now already!

Textexpander

[Discount: 50% off $12.95 | Coupon Code: SMILEONFRIDAY | Website]

Textexpander is a utility app I can’t do without. Type an abbreviation and Textexpander (as the name suggest) will expand the abbreviation into a full text, image or both that you previously defined. Saves me so much time! Also worth noting that all other apps by SmileOnMyMac are also on 50% discount!

Fuel Collective’s Snippet & Swatch

[Snippet Discount: 20% off $12.95 | Coupon Code: thanksgiving | Website]
[Swatch Discount: 20% off $4.95 | Coupon Code: thanksgiving | Website]

Snippet & Swatch are beautifully crafted by Fuel Collective to help designers and developers save time on managing code snippets and colors. Very useful utilities for passionate designers and developers!

Layers

[Discount: 50% off $24.95 | Website]

Layers is a great screen capturing tool that takes screen captures even further. Taking a snapshot of your screen immediately turns every single application into individual layers perfectly sorted out in Photoshop waiting for manipulation. Latest feature includes web shots!

Equinux Family Of Apps

[Discount: Stationery Pack Bundles ($39.95) & Top 10 Mac app bundles ($79.95) | Website]

Equinux is bundling their top Mac apps that saves you up to 66%! Key apps included in the bundle are CoverScout, SongGenie, iSale and more.

JumSoft’s Money

[Discount: 50% off $39 | Coupon Code: BF2009 | Website]

I have used Money before and I can vouch for its quality, even though my needs have changed (need a more scaled down version) and no longer using it, I think it serves lots of others’ needs for finance management, invoicing etc. Even comes with an iPhone app that syncs with the Mac counterpart!

Postbox

[Discount: $10 off | Coupon Code: EP24355 (via @storiesofmac & @MarcEglon) | Website]

Postbox lets you work with email the way you’ve always wanted. Powered by an ultra-fast email engine and a sharp-looking, intuitive interface, Postbox will help you focus, save time, and get more done.

284 iPhone Apps on Sale!

[Visit 148Apps for full listing]

148Apps compiled a monster list of iPhone apps that are currently on Black Friday sale! Sale items include apps from lots of big names like Namco, EA Mobile, GameLoft, Konami, Pangea! Be sure to check out the page!

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I witnessed the entire revealing of the MacHeist nanoBundle on UStream while also watching the stream of comments go by, mostly about how disappointing the bundle is. Most of them say they won’t pay for it, but guess what? You don’t have to pay for it!

6 apps with a combined price of $154 cost nothing the next 6 days. Get it while it last!

I am only happy with WriteRoom in the bundle. Tried ShoveBox (still prefer Evernote) and Twitterrific (now prefers Tweetie), but not the rest.

Here are the 6 apps you can get yourself without paying:

ShoveBox (developer’s site)
ShoveBox catches all those little scraps of information that you can’t act on now but would rather not forget. It sits up in your menubar, waiting for you to drag in text, images, urls, and more.

Writeroom is all about eliminating distractions. Unlike the cluttered word processors you’re used to, WriteRoom lets you focus on writing. What’s more you can take your writing on the go with the accompanying iPhone app ($0.99).

Twitter + Mac lovers will be familiar with Twitterrific. It’s one of the first best performing Twitter app for the Mac. Twitterrific’s user interface is designed to let you view as much or as little information as you desire. The application shows a scrolling list of the latest tweets from either your friends or public feeds. Twitteriffic also has an iPhone version.

TinyGrab is a simple yet extremely powerful utility for Mac OS X and Windows. Harnessing the power of pre-existing and new OS screenshot taking capabilities, TinyGrab instantly uploads and allows you to share with a small URL— all in under thirty-seconds.

A “Tower Defense” game in which you must build walls and lethal towers to defend your village from the Orcs emerging from, what the village elders call, “The Glowing Portal of Really Bad Things That We Should Have Bricked-Up a Long Time Ago.” Sadly, the Portal is un-bricked and the Orcs are very, very hungry. If 20 Orcs make it to your village, you’re toast.

Mariner Write is a powerful, yet streamlined word processor for Mac OS X for everyone from professional writers, to educators, students, to the average user. Boasting an elegant interface, as well as hundreds of intuitive features such as the ability to read Microsoft Word documents and produce customizable headers, footers, endnotes, and footnotes, Mariner Write has everything you need to turn out great-looking documents.

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I don’t want you guys to miss this. If you have been planning to get Coda, Transmit, CandyBar or Unison from Panic, this is the time. They’re taking 50% off the usual price of these awesome apps!

I’m personally a Coda user, wonder how I would live without it. If you’re a web developer, this is a great time to get it.

They say “It’s never happened before, and it’ll probably never happen again. Serious.”

The offer runs from 12:01 AM PST May 27th to 11:59 PM PST May 29th. Get it quick!

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True to MacHeist’s promise, this year’s bundle is a freakin’ great one. Here is a breakdown of the apps in different categories / profession, so it’s easier for you to analyze if you really “need” this bundle. But what the heck even if you don’t need it, treat the purchase as a good deed as 25% of every sale goes to charity!

Anyone

PhoneView [$19.95]
PhoneView lets you do what iTunes won’t, letting you backup your data from Notes, SMS, call history, use your iPhone as data storage and even grab songs directly out of your iPhone.

The Hit List [$69.95]
The Hit List is a potential alternative to Things and you can read more about The Hit List here. The Hit List is basically a To-do list app on steroids.

Designers

Picturesque [$34.95]
Easily beautify your images with this app, set your images in perspective, easily add reflections, drop shadows or add round corners to your images etc. Picturesque lets you do all this at a snap without having to open Photoshop.

LittleSnapper [$39]
If you frequently do annotations on screenshots, collect graphics and web pages for inspiration, this pretty app does the job well. Read more about LittleSnapper here.

Acorn [$49.95]
An alternative to Photoshop, although not completely. Touted as a photo editor for the rest of us, Acorn lets you add everything from text, shapes, and effects, you can make the perfect picture in a short time.

Developers

Espresso [$80]
Espresso only recently released it’s 1.0 version after the free beta period, already costing $80, if you need this app buying the bundle makes perfect sense! Espresso is a web editor with a complete set of tools for coding, previewing and publishing sites via FTP, SFTP or Amazon S3 services. Espresso is also written by the same developers who wrote CSSEdit.

Cooks / Chefs / Sous Chefs!

SousChef [$30]
Sounds very much like MacGourmet to me. If you love to cook and wants access to 8,000 recipes shared by other users, this is the app for you. One interesting feature is that SousChef comes with Speech Recognition that can read out recipes while you cook. The “Ten Foot Mode” basically makes the font size of your recipes appear larger so you save on printing out the recipes.

Gamer

World of Goo [$20]
Hailed as one of the best games of 2008, your goal is typically to help get the blobs to where they’re going, and the adventure lies in exploring the creative tools and intriguing story behind who the mysterious World of Goo Corporation really is.

Ebay Seller

iSale [$39.95]
I have sold things on eBay before and I know how cumbersome it is to put up an auction. With iSale selling on eBay is a breeze, with 222 pre-designed iSale auction templates you can use or customize, integrate videos from YouTube, Google Video and MySpace while saving on additional image fees. iSale also keeps you up to date with your auction status and much more.

3D artist

Kinemac [$299]
At $299, Kinemac is a niche app designed for 3D manipulation and animation, the result can be exported to QuickTime, web formats, or for burning to CDs and DVDs.

Podcaster

WireTap Studio [$69]
WireTap Studio is a recording utility, giving you complete control to record, organize, edit and share sound from any application or system input. If you can hear it on your Mac, WireTap Studio can record it. WireTap Studio can also digitize your tapes and LPs, recording iChat and Skype conversations, and creating the perfect podcast.

BoinxTV [$199]
BoinxTV Sponsored Edition is a complete “TV studio in a box,” ideal for recording podcasts, seminars, and other events. BoinxTV lets you create live effects, and support for up to three cameras. You can apply cuts, graphics and effects during a live recording.

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Though, I’m still contemplating on buying this bundle as I’m only under the Anyone, Designer and Developer category, I also already owned LittleSnapper and am using RememberTheMilk for GTD.

What about you? Will you or have you already gotten this bundle?

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I hope you like the new look for SUBERAPPS! I’ve been trying different designs but none of them comes close to my satisfaction, hence I bought a new theme from ThemeForest, customized it heavily until it feels like how SUBERAPPS suppose to feel like in my opinion and taste, I hope you feel the same. This design will stick around for some time to come. I would like to thank Kailoon for his patience with regards to all my questions regarding this theme! Check out his Themetation for wordpress themes too!

I apologize for some lack of content over the past few weeks as work has been really hectic. Hence I’ve begun scheduling a number of posts last week and they’ll be spread out evenly through this week and this will continue every week from now onwards.

Suber App Feed

There’s new module at the right hand side of the site where you can feed links of any apps you’ve discovered.

Twitter

SUBERAPPS Twitter site’s design has also been streamlined as well. If you’re also on Twitter, do follow @suberapps and I’ll have you followed back.

More Content

Look out for tomorrow’s post as I’ll be discussing 6 must have plugins for Mac OS X’s native Mail application, you might have heard of some of the plugins but it’s great to explore those you haven’t, as I’m sure they’ll make you a more productive Mail user.

Stay tuned for more!

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iPhone 3.0 event is just one day away (17 March 09) and just like many others, minutes seems like hours and hours feels like days, I can hardly wait for this highly anticipated event. There’s been lots of exciting rumors about what’s going to be introduced on the new iPhone software, looks like copy and paste is the most likely feature to be included. To think of it, it seems kinda silly when iPhone and Apple fanboys are raving over this feature that we all have been taking for granted with other smartphones, Windows Mobile and Symbian for example, but hey if this feature was already included in the current and previous iPhone software, we wouldn’t have been making a big fuss about it.

But don’t get me wrong, I am one of those eager to experience this feature on the iPhone as it is gonna make mobile computing productive. Even if this basic feature is only introduced in the third version of the iPhone software, it’s better late than never and I’m sure iPhone lovers will definitely be forgiving about this just like any other gripes related to Apple. (me included) :)

Information Leaked by Kevin Rose on Diggnation

Kevin Rose of Diggnation, founder of Digg leaked this anticipated feature and other details pertaining to the iPhone 3.0 event in this video on Diggnation. It’s worth taking a look if you want to be “in the know” and want to find out how copy and paste will work on the iPhone.

Other things to note about iPhone 3.0 as per Kevin Rose is that there’ll be no MMS, background notification and definitely no video as it is technically not possible.

Well, we’ll get all the correct answers for sure, tomorrow. :)

Catch the event Live at these sites

(You may want to bookmark one of these):

Gizmodo: http://live.gizmodo.com/
Engadget: http://www.engadget.com/2009/03/17/live-from-apples-iphone-os-3-0-preview-event/

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While looking at the stats, 82% of SUBERAPPS readers are Mac users and a majority are Safari users. Today I’m going to share with you 11 cool and useful plugins to power up your Safari. I’m a Safari user myself and I use almost all of the plugins that are mentioned below:

1 – Safari 140 (Free)

- Post to Twitter from Safari (Link)

The latest of them all. Safari 140 allows you to post to Twitter in less than 3 steps. Lets say you’ve just read an interesting article and wants to tweet about it, all you have to do is to hit Ctrl + T, Safari 140 grabs the title and shortens the link and ready for you to hit the “Post to Twitter” button.

2 – Inquisitor (Free)

- Speeds up your searches (Link)

Basically, Inquisitor shows you search suggestions and keywords as you type on Safari’s search bar skipping you a visit to Google’s page before hitting the page you’re searching for. Search results are displayed elegantly as a drop down.

3 – Glims (Free)

- More options for Safari (Link)

Glims adds a slew of options to customize Safari, proves to be the most useful and comprehensive of all plugins I can find for Safari. You can choose to add thumbnails to Google search results, search suggestions (much like Inquisitor), add favicons to tab labels (much like Firefox), auto closes download windows, keyword search from address bar, remember last session, always open links in new tab, full screen mode, just to name a few important ones.

4 – Stumbi (Donationware $2)

- Stumbleupon plugin for Safari (Link)

Stumbleupon users who uses Safari hate it when Firefox gets all the Stumbleupon love. Thanks to Stumbi, we can “thumbs up”, “thumbs down”, stumble upon websites all by using shortcut keys or the embedded buttons near the address bar.

5 – Delicious Safari ($10)

- Delicious for Safari (Link)

Delicious Safari lets you save websites to Delicious right from Safari, complete with suggested tags to tag your bookmark. There is also a “notes” field to record notes about the bookmark you’re about to send to Delicious. A menu bar item shows you recently bookmarked sites on your Delicious letting you visit them immediately, without having to login to Delicious’s website.

6 – 1Password ($39.95)

- Password / Login Manager (Link)

This is one app / plugin that I can’t live without. You might have already heard of it but if you haven’t, you need to at least try it. This app saves your logins on every login, the next time when you need to login to a specific site, all you need to do is hit a shortcut key Ctrl + , 1Password will login for you. 1Password also lets you manage your wallet items like credit cards, bank account numbers, software licenses, FTPs etc, and comes with an accompanying iPhone app to complete the experience.

7 – TabExposé ($6.30)

- Exposé for Safari Tabs (Link)

You like the native Mac OS X Exposé? What if you can also do that for all your open tabs in Exposé? TabExposé lets you do just that.

8 – Cooliris (Free)

- Browse images on a 3D Wall (Link)

Previously called PicLens, an awesome and fast way to view images rendered on a beautiful 3D wall for images on Flickr, Google Images, Facebook, Friendster, Deviantart, Yahoo images, My Space, PhotoBucket, Picasa Web Albums, Getty Images, YouTube, just to name a few popular ones. Here’s a current full list.

9 – Saft (Shareware $12)

- Feature rich Safari customization plugin (Link)

This plugin, much like Glims (no. 3) in my opinion, gives you a set of customization options to pimp your Safari. Other options not included with Glims includes Ad/Banner blocking with URL pattern matching, block flash animations, block images and plugins, kiosk mode, option to use Aqua Interface, sidebar etc.

10 – SafariStand (Free / Donationware)

- Convenient Sidebar support (Link)

SafariStand plants an optional sidebar on your Safari so that you can navigate and manage your tabs via thumbnails. A Stand Bar to manage your bookmarks, history etc. Stand Search to search your bookmarks and history, with Spotlight integration. This plugin also comes with various other options to customize Safari and the web pages that you visit.

11 – Safari Guardian (Free / Donationware)

- Prevents websites from auto resizing your browser (Link)

I don’t know about you, but personally I hate it when websites automatically resizes my browser using javascript without my consent, it’s annoying when I find myself resizing my Safari back to the original size that I intended. Safari Guardian stops that annoyance. Very simple but thoughtful plugin.

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12 – Safari AdBlock (Free)

- Ad blocking plugin (Link)

Safari AdBlock, as obvious as the name suggest, blocks ads! Simple to use.

13 – Google Gears (Free)

- More features for Safari (Link)

Open source project that enables more powerful web applications, by adding new features to your web browser.

14 – Safari Microformats Plugin (Free)

- Microformats Plugin (Link)

The Safari Microformats plugin notifies you when the author of the website has published Microformats and allows you to easily import hCards and hCalendars in Address Book and iCal. This plugin was inspired by the idea and mockup of Jon Hicks.

15 – Click to Flash (Free)

- Blocks Flash Content (Link)

A webkit plugin to automatically block Flash content.

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If you have any other plugins that wasn’t mentioned here, please feel free to add!

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