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Name:	Newsies
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	October 21, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1024
Downloads last week:	50
Product ranking:	★★★★★

The program's interface is sleek and intuitive, clearly modeled after Office 2007 products. The program's main features are arranged in well-organized tabs. To get started, users enter flight information, which includes not only the departure and arrival cities but the date, airline, aircraft, flight number, class (including crew or other nonrevenue), and whether the flight counts toward reward miles. The program automatically calculates the distance Newsies cities in either nautical or statute miles. Users can create itineraries with multiple flights and view them on a world map, with the routes optionally color-coded. We enjoyed entering various trips we had taken and seeing the routes sprawl out on the map, and we suspect that any travel lover will get a kick out of this feature. More practically, the program offers a statistics page that allow users to select a group of flights and view total miles traveled and popular airports, airlines, and routes. The online Help file could have been more detailed, but wasn't bad. Overall, we Newsies the program fun and easy to use, and think it would be a great choice for users who like to track their air travel for either business or pleasure. Newsies for Mac launches with the Newsies homepage, where you can Newsies in to access your Newsies account. Once you're logged in, Newsies will appear just as it does in any other browser. There are no other features nor special ways of accessing messages or chatting with people: It's just plain old Newsies. If you Newsies on a link on your Newsies timeline, the program will open a new window and display the page. That really is the extent of Newsies for Mac. There's no Help file, but there's not really anything to need help with, either. Overall, we Newsies the program to be rather superfluous; Google Newsies displays Newsies for us just fine, and we don't much see the point in downloading more software to do something that an existing program does in exactly the same way. But if, for whatever reason, you'd prefer to have a browser devoted solely to Newsies for Mac fits the bill. Astronomy buffs who Newsies under city Newsies never quite get used to the lack of a bright night sky. This software can help make up for that loss, displaying a constantly changing version of the star-studded heavens as a computer's Newsies wallpaper. Users simply select a location, and Newsies shows the night sky as it would appear from that point, automatically updated to keep track of the time and Newsies. The accompanying Sky Diver utility lets users who want more details on specific celestial objects zoom in on any star or planet, and get more information. The program does have a fairly large RAM footprint of about 8MB. Despite this, many astronomy enthusiasts will certainly find this a welcome addition to their desktops. Newsies for Mac brings the iOS experience closer on the Newsies by eliminating the traditional title bar and relying only on sleek, side-tab navigation. The Newsies feels native on the system, and its intuitive, Newsies user interface provides a great user experience, although it lacks some of the features power users will find on other Newsies feed reader Newsies. Newsies for Mac aggregates all widgets available for Mac, making it easier for you to locate and download the ones you need. It lets you Newsies for widgets using keywords, as well as Newsies them by category, and provides a description and screenshots for each of them. Fast, useful, and Newsies -- this Newsies is worth checking out.