EyeSpy 2.0.4 available now on Mac App Store

This release improves the stability of the EyeSpy application.

EyeSpy 2.0.3 would sometime crash when attempting to share on social media from the button in the About panel. This has been fixed.
The About and Character Preferences panels are closed when the user clicks on the “Share” button, so that the sharing panel isn’t accidentally hidden behind them.

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If you want to rethink the user experience to make it more modern, add gamification or social graph features to help build your user community, or viral marketing features to help your app reach more people, contact us today.

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Data Recovery from bad RAID 1 mirrored volume on Mac OS X

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Get your free Google Picasa account, to post photos at your Blogspot blog, with iBlogger 2.

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