Posted March 03rd, 2009
by Mike Piontek /
iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
Today we’re giving away 30 free copies of Delivery Status touch, for the iPhone and iPod touch! These codes are valid in the US store only. Just open iTunes, go to the iTunes Store, and click the “Redeem” link on the right side of the home page. It’s in the “Quick Links” section. Choose one of the codes below and enter it there.
Please post a comment below after you use a code, so we can cross it off the list!
Update: Looks like they’re gone! Thanks everyone, I hope you like the… Read more »
Posted February 10th, 2009
by Mike Piontek /
Mac OS X
Quite a while back I decided to abandon my Bluetooth Switch and Firewall Switch widgets. I had already started on new versions of them, but they no longer worked in Leopard, few people seemed to be interested, and I didn’t have a lot of free time to spend on them. I can’t say I have any more free time these days, but I have learned a few things that made updating these pretty simple—so I decided to spend a day on it.
What do they do? Pretty simple really: just click once to turn Bluetooth… Read more »
Posted February 07th, 2009
by Mike Piontek /
Mac OS X
Extend your Dock or desktop onto your Dashboard. Create visual shortcuts to your favorite sites. Create a button to open new widgets. Or just decorate your Dashboard.
Just by dropping a file or two onto Plus, you can:
• Create a widget that launches any application, widget, file, folder, or web address just by dropping it onto Plus. It’s perfect for quick access to things you don’t want cluttering up your Dock, or widgets you open often (like Stickies or Delivery Status).
•… Read more »
Posted February 05th, 2009
by Mike Piontek /
iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
We’re giving away a few free copies of Delivery Status touch! These codes are valid in the US store only. Just open iTunes, go to the iTunes Store, and click the “Redeem” link on the right side of the home page. It’s in the “Quick Links” section.
• AAPHL9FK3PT4
• JENXJFK6HJKY
• 6A6TJ373R4HA
• L3AHLPMPHMJX
• EWW4L9W3JJE6
• K63FYNXELXFK
• 7A9T3X6WJANN
• LH9A3HMJX4ER
Please post a comment below after you use a code, so I know to cross it off the… Read more »
Posted January 19th, 2009
by Mike Piontek /
Design,
Mac OS X
The old Delivery Status graphics system
When I started the Delivery Status widget it didn’t support many services. I wanted each service to be visually distinct, so I created entirely separate graphics for each one. It was sensible at the time, but as I started adding more services it turned into a hassle. Each service was four separate graphics (left, middle, right, and logo) for each size (small and large) plus another for the Growl notification, making nine total. Some had to be customized… Read more »
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