Recommended update for Snow Leopard improves Java security. (Free, 72.7 MB)

Addresses an issue that could cause Apple laptops with batteries that have over 1,000 charge cycles to shut down unexpectedly or fail to boot back up. (Free, 494 KB to 982 KB)

Maintenance release that focuses on a few targeted fixes for PowerPoint. (Free update, 106 MB)

Agen Schmitz 27 January 2013 No comments

Things 2.1.1

Adds some iOS Reminders user interface elements to Mac task management app ($49.99 new, free update, 15 MB)

Sync shortcuts across multiple Macs. (Free, 29.1 MB)

Enables you to specify a calendar using natural language. ($19.99 new, free update, 11.2 MB)

The keyboard launcher gains compatibility with Mountain Lion’s Notification Center amongst a multitude of improvements and fixes. (Free, 3.6 MB)

Improved performance in the Web authoring tool when saving files (particularly for those running Snow Leopard), editing, and dragging media. ($79.99 new, free update, 31.2 MB)

Wide-ranging list of enhancements to the keyboard launcher, including improved support for iTunes 11 and entering abbreviations that start with a digit. ($35 new, free update, 2.5 MB)

Reduce memory usage for overall performance gains and improve OCR error handling. ($59.95/$99.95 new, free update, 47.5/48.5 MB)

Fixes several nagging bugs for mid-2012 MacBook Air models. (Free, 4.76 MB)

Adds Retina display support and improves speed for Web apps and games thanks to new IonMonkey JavaScript compiler. (Free, 36.6 MB)

Adds the capability to add folders to the Batch Converter, plus ensures that the Mac App Store version provides errorless file saving. ($32 new, free update, 10.7 MB)

Shifts notifications from Growl to Notification Center for Mountain Lion users. ($39.95 new, free update, 10.7 MB)

Restricts searches to your local network to prevent issues with Back to My Mac and iCloud. ($25 new, free update, 10.6 MB)