While Google+ is still in its early stages of life, many of its users have been waiting for a native OS X app, and to this day no such app exists. However, an unofficial Google+ app for OS X has come into existence, appearing to simply be a stripped-down version of Google Chrome at only 16.5 MB compared to the actual browser’s 239 MB. This Google+ isn’t anything special, as it is simply the web-based version that users will be familiar with.

Both Skitch and Evernote are undoubtedly high-quality (although very different) pieces of software, offering a ton of features for users. While Evernote offers note-taking and archiving, Skitch is a screen capture and editing tool. The developers behind Evernote apparently saw the amazing things Skitch has to offer, and decided to buy out the company as announced earlier this morning at a conference in San Francisco, California.

The folks at MacHeist have done it again. They’re known for their ridiculously low-priced application bundles, but they’ve really outdone themselves this time. They are offering six applications in their bundle, and the admission price is current-economy-friendly at free. Here’s how it works. Visit the mac Giving Tree website and register if you don’t already more »