Years ago, one of the criticisms lobbed at the Mac platform was that when it comes to software, there just isn’t much out there. Any Mac user will know that that stopped being true a long time ago, but in the last five or six years especially, the Mac as a platform has undergone a sort of software renaissance. Not only are the big mainstream programs available for the Mac …

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Kindle for Mac now finally available

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