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• DASHBOARD MAC OS X FOR MAC

It matters even less if you’re just shutting your Mac down, the disks will eject automatically but in the event that you’ve got too many mages and disks mounted, you will have to eject each one from its respective right-click context menu.

DASHBOARD MAC OS X FOR MAC

If you use a broad range of Google’s services and find your bookmarks bar is too cluttered for you to easily access them from there, Google Office Apps is a widget that lets you launch Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Notebook, Google Page Creator, Picasa, Blogger, and Google Reader by clicking the respective icon on this toolbar that lives on your Dashboard.ĭownload Google Office Apps For Mac Eject Volumeĭrives and disk images mounted to your system have to be ejected individually which isn’t a problem if there are only one or two of them.

Read the full review of Mail Widget here.ĭownload Battery Level For Mac Google Office Apps The widget allows you to view messages from any one account. You must have an email ID configured in the default Mail app. Each time you receive a new message, a Growl alerts notifies you. The Dashboard isn’t one of the desktop spaces that you can actually work in, but for those of you who would like to put it to some good use, here are 12 free widgets that are a must have for the Mac Dashboard.Įmail is something you always want to be up to date with, regardless of which desktop space you’re working in, but the default Mail app in Mac is a bit heavy and if you don’t want to have it dragging down your system, Mail Widget is a free Mac widget that checks and displays the number of unread emails whenever you visit the Dashboard, along with support for Growl alerts. While there are few people who have found any good use for the Dashboard, it is still there, and there is a somewhat modest repository of Widgets for you to download to make better use of it. When OS X Lion came out, the revamped Dashboard was among the many new features, but in all fairness, it failed to impress and many might have disabled it altogether.