Free just few minutes ago software for mac

Minutes is a nice countdown timer tool working on Mac OS X Dashboard.
Main features:
- Extremely Easy - What to do? Turn the knob to set counting time, the timer just starts. And push the button to stop. Thats all.
- With iTunes, with your file. - At the target time, Minutes does the action chosen from three: Play iTunes playlist, Stop iTunes and Open a File. Click the icon on the bottom left corner to change it.
- Then, repeat or sleep. - The icon on the bottom right corner is Add-On switch. Add-On works after the action. It includes repeating countdown and putting your Mac to sleep. You can also disable it.
- More timers - It is possible to add timers as you want because this is Dashboard Widget. You just drop the widget icon onto the desktop. That is very simple.
- Experience - Enjoy considered look and feel. It moves smoothly, fades gradually and shines in modesty. Using technology of Mac OS X, we could make this rich interface. Not only simplicity and lightness.

Requirements:
iTunes 2.0.4 or later.

How can you not love them with their big cute eyes and there lil nosies?? (Im making myself sick with the babytalk:-)

The icons are best viewed in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

The games are created using OverTheEdges Unity.
The data files are usually as small as a few megabytes for simple games.
1. Download and run the plug-in installer.
2. Restart the browser.
Note: The plug-in will only work after you restart the browser.
The first time you view content made with Unity the plug-in fetches and installs the newest version automatically which might take a few minutes on a slow connection.
Enhancements:
- Works on Intel Macs.

Requirements:
Skittles 2.0.

iSquint is an iPod video conversion app. Its up to 5 times faster than Apples method, works well with AVIs and MPEGs, and its infinitely free-er.
Its also rather easy.
On a moderate Mac iSquint can convert most video files to iPod-screen-sized videos in realtime.
Give it your file, choose "TV screen" or "iPod screen" size, set your quality, and away you go. Depending on a few factors, a 20 minute video will take up anywhere from 50-150MB of disk space.
Its many times faster than QuickTime Pro, works with almost all popular video formats, and its infinitely free-er.
Its also really easy. Just drag in your file, and click Start. You can also choose "TV" or "iPod" size, set your quality, or even go all-out by playing in the Advanced drawer.
On a 1.5GHz G4, iSquint can convert most video files to iPod-screen-sized videos in realtime. Depending on a few factors, a 20 minute video will take up anywhere from 50-150MB of disk space.
Main features:
- Fast MPEG-4 and H.264 conversion from almost every popular video format.
- QuickTime Pro and DivX codec not required.
- DivX/XviD AVIs, all forms of MPEG video, and many other formats QuickTime chokes on are supported.
- WMV 7/8 files supported. With the Flip4Mac plugin, all WMV files are supported - including WMV9.
- Batch Processing of multiple files. Save in-place, or to a different folder.
- Automatic aspect ratio detection. Anamorphic MPEG-2 and HDV detected too.
- Quality slider. Leave it as is to trust me, mess with it if you know better, or completely ignore it and play with the...
- Advanced settings drawer. Change every aspect of the conversion process.
- Best Help menu ever.
Enhancements:
- New 640x480 H.264 Low Complexity Support!
- Crazy confusing name!
- Higher quality than QuickTime/iTunes. Faster too.
- Select "Optimize for TV" and "H.264 Encoding" for this new feature.
- Flash 8 video can now be converted!
- iPod videos are now created in such a way that tagging in iTunes is much much faster.
- Files in folders with two-byte characters now convert correctly.
- "Multiple of 2" error gone.
- Log files are now archived at ~/Library/Logs/Techspansion/
- Rare stability problem on 10.4.8 Intel worked around.
- New Icon by Nelson Darkwah Oppongocalization

Sketched Iconz: this is one of the few sets that contain Hard Drive icons... I usually dont make HD icons and I dont know why.

All icons are aquafied and are best viewed in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freware.