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Product Description:
Stattoo is a brand-new Mac OS X application that "tattoos" digital statistics right on your desktop picture: out of the way, but always handy.
Stattoo takes this useful digital info, packages it up in cute little capsules, and beautifully blends them in with your desktop picture. Now you can easily check information such as the time, temperature, last few e-mails received, battery power, and much more, by simply glancing at your desktop.
Stattoo works hard to stay out of your way – tucked underneath your icons, its capsules aren't clickable – but it's always there when you need it. Design-wise, Stattoo was carefully crafted to complement Mac OS X, not painfully distract from it. It's super-configurable – you can change Stattoo's font color, transparency, brightness, and much more. And finally, thanks to Exposé's Show Desktop function, Stattoo is always just a function key away – or, if you prefer, Stattoo can even pop on top of all your windows at any time with a customizable key-press of its own, or with a click of the dock icon.
Stattoo takes this useful digital info, packages it up in cute little capsules, and beautifully blends them in with your desktop picture. Now you can easily check information such as the time, temperature, last few e-mails received, battery power, and much more, by simply glancing at your desktop.
Stattoo works hard to stay out of your way – tucked underneath your icons, its capsules aren't clickable – but it's always there when you need it. Design-wise, Stattoo was carefully crafted to complement Mac OS X, not painfully distract from it. It's super-configurable – you can change Stattoo's font color, transparency, brightness, and much more. And finally, thanks to Exposé's Show Desktop function, Stattoo is always just a function key away – or, if you prefer, Stattoo can even pop on top of all your windows at any time with a customizable key-press of its own, or with a click of the dock icon.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2 or Higher
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Download Stattoo Version 1.0 (File Size: 393k)
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Download Stattoo Current Version (File Size: 1.1M)
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Feedback Summary:
| Version 1.0: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |   (3.7) |
Features: | (2.7) |
Support: | (3.2) |
| Ease of Use: | (4.6) |
Quality / Stability: | (4.1) |
Price: | (3.5) |
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Featured Reviews
Missing one important feature... - Version: 1.5, 4/13/2006 12:28PM PST
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Zhonghua Aiguozhe
I've always liked Stattoo but never really used it for long period of time because simply it can't run in the background. I switch between apps frequently when I'm working and frankly I don't need another icon to clutter up the option-tab bar. Not only that, it would be fantastic if Stattoo could be visible at all times.
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- I agree.
Good Update - Version: 1.5, 4/13/2006 11:42AM PST
Java Starbuck
The mail capsule now works flawlessly with my Earthlink account. Sweet!
The new RSS module is really well.
I like this little app a lot. More subtle than Dashboard (and it always on, no switching to another layer to see the info).
The new RSS module is really well.
I like this little app a lot. More subtle than Dashboard (and it always on, no switching to another layer to see the info).
OS X 10.4.5 - Version: 1.2, 2/26/2006 10:39AM PST
rd37
I earlier reported that it OS X 10.4.5 broke the capsule transparency feature. But I just discovered that changing the desktop background to something else (and back again if you wish) fixed it.
So if you find that the Statto display is misbehaving after upgrading to OS X 10.4.5, just do what I did.
So if you find that the Statto display is misbehaving after upgrading to OS X 10.4.5, just do what I did.
