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Playlist Lite – QuickTime is indeed a very popular application for Mac users, but despite its large amount of features, it does not offer support for playlists. For some this isn’t a big deal, but for others, this is a huge inconvenience. Of course, iTunes supports playlists, but QuickTime doesn’t. However, Playlist Lite for Mac is a workaround to this problem. Read more: Playlist Lite: Create Playlists For QuickTime [Mac]

		Build With Chrome – If you are a fan of LEGO building blocks, check out Build With Chrome. It is an experiment from Google that lets you build virtual 3D LEGO blocks online inside your browser. To start building blocks go to their website, choose your spot on the map and click “Build” at the upper right corner. Read more: Build With Chrome: Build Virtual LEGO Structures
		FKB.me – You will find that there are hundreds of books uploaded on Amazon for Kindle book owners. But most of these books are substandard and not fun to read. Here to pick the good ones out from that list of daily uploaded books is a tool called FKBme, with FKB standing for Free Kindle Books, a web service that picks out good books uploaded daily onto Amazon for Kindle devices. Read more: FKB.me: Get Lists Of Cool Kindle Books Every Day
		Satellite Eyes – Have you ever wanted to have a wallpaper that changes depending on your location? There’s a few that change depending on your current time, but barely any that work based on your location. If you move around a lot with your Mac computer, have you ever wanted to see what the area looks like? Satellite Eyes is a small Mac application that does the job. Read more: Satellite Eyes: Change Your Desktop Wallpaper Based On Your Current Location [Mac]
		Rekapi – Graphic designers that make online animations need to have a wide range of animation tools in their arsenal. Adding to the list of such tools is a highly useful web tool called Rekapi, an animation library for JavaScript that depends on Underscore.js and Shifty.js. It can be used to make some really cool animations very easily. Read more: Rekapi: Easily Create Animations Using A Keyframe Animation Library For JavaScript

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